Incentive Support For Retail Projects: Yes Or No?
Since the early 1990s, when the use of incentives to stimulate economic growth began to be used more frequently in North Carolina, there has been a question…
Chair’s Comments: Council Hears Street Law Presentation, Addresses Budget Surplus
Our last meeting of the year was held on April 7, 2017, and began with a great presentation about NCCU’s Street Law Program by Professor Page Potter.…
Chair’s Comments: 2017-18 Officers Elected, Walter E. Dellinger III Honored, CLE on HB2 Held
The council held a brief meeting at 7:30 a.m. on Feb. 9, 2017. John Branch, chair of the Law School Committee, reported on a potential law school forum…
Education Law Section Members Participate in Law Student Networking Events
Thank you to the Education Law Section members who recently participated in panels and networking events at North Carolina Central University School of Law…
Please Describe Your Level Of Satisfaction
How much fun do you have? How much time do you spend doing what you want to do? How is your life measuring up against your expectations? We’d like to know…
Layoff Surprise: Is the Traveling Branch Manager A “Mobile Worker” Under the WARN Act?
Labor & Employment Law Section Federal law requires large employers issuing mass layoffs or plant closures to give employees 60 days advance written…
The Interplay Between First Amendment and Education Law: A CLE
Education Law Section Interested in how the First Amendment impacts schools and universities? Register for the upcoming NCBA Education Law Section CLE and…
Have You Heard the One About the Lawyer Who …
Took an online survey? It didn’t even take too long. It explored a range of important topics in hopes of creating a picture of the challenges and goals of…
Articles of Interest
Members of the Sports & Entertainment Law Section found the following recent third party articles to be of potential interest to the Section: Supreme…
Seventh Circuit Finds That Sex Discrimination Includes Sexual Orientation
Labor & Employment Law Section Practitioners in our field have grown accustomed to seeing others’ dismay as they discover that Title VII does not bar…