A Welcome Message From Erica Rogers, Chair of the NCBA Intellectual Property Law Section
Dear Colleagues, It’s an honor to welcome you to another term with the NCBA Intellectual Property Section. As Chair, I am excited to build on the great…
A Welcome Message From the Chair
I am honored and excited to serve as Chair of the Administrative Law Council for the 2025-2026 year. I am Frank Trainor, and I have been an administrative…
North Carolina Helped Us Start a Movement, and Now We’re Aiming for 1 Million Safer
Earlier this year, the NCBarBlog spotlighted Opt-Inspire, and North Carolina became the first state to grant pro bono credit to attorney volunteers delivering…
A Contractor’s Guide to Lost Profit Claims in North Carolina
You’re a contractor. You landed the job, and it’s a solid one. Clear scope, decent margins, and your workers are ready to roll. You’ve blocked your…
A Welcome Message From the Chair
Thank you for entrusting me to serve as Chair of the NCBA Real Property Section Council for the 2025-2026 year. I am Peter Moeller, and I practice at Moeller…
Expanded Benefits for Qualified Small Business Stock Under the OBBB
The gain exclusion benefits for the sale of qualified small business stock (“QSBS”) have grown in popularity in recent years, in part due to the 2017 Tax…
Hello Section Members!
Did you know the NCBA is the largest voluntary legal association in the state? I’m excited and honored to serve as Chair of the Workers’ Compensation…
Welcome to the Family Law Section
Dear Members of the NCBA Family Law Section, Welcome to a new bar year! It is an honor and a privilege to serve as your chair for the upcoming term. I look…
Paralegal Spotlight: Bernice Kendall
From the Courthouse to the Client’s Corner: A Seamless Shift After more than three decades of service in the Clerk of Court’s Office, Bernice Kendall was…
How to Create a Watertight Prenuptial Agreement in North Carolina
When you are just beginning in your legal career, drafting a prenuptial agreement for a client may seem like a relatively easy task. Your firm may already…