Dispute Resolution Section Honors Frye, Laney, and Robinson
At its 2025 Annual Meeting in Greensboro, the Dispute Resolution Section recognized three individuals for their significant contributions to the field of…
Meaningless Gesture Doctrine Under Section 351
Section 351(a) provides no gain or loss is recognized if property is transferred to a corporation by one or more persons solely in exchange for stock in such…
Join Us for the Inaugural First Gen Summit: Empowering First-Generation Law Students and Young Lawyers
The Young Lawyers Division is excited to announce a game-changing event: the Inaugural First Gen Summit! This summit is more than just a gathering — it’s…
Thoughts on Being an Effective Government Attorney: Part III
This is the final piece in a series of three posts titled “Thoughts on Being an Effective Local Government Attorney and How to Best Work With Your Local…
Your Voice Matters: Help Shape North Carolina’s Bankruptcy Exemptions
Dear NCBA Bankruptcy Section Member, I hope this email finds you well. As Chair of the NCBA Bankruptcy Section, I am reaching out to gather your valuable…
Last Week to Submit an NCBA Health Law Committee Interest Form!
Interested in Serving on the NCBA Health Law Committee? The North Carolina Bar Association Health Law Committee depends on members like you to serve to help…
The Appellate Practice Section Goes to Washington
In the 1939 film “Mr. Smith Goes to Washington,” a young James Stewart plays Mr. Smith, a newly appointed senator who goes to D.C. with high hopes of…
Checking In: March 18, 2025
Compiled by Jessica Junqueira Campbell Law School Appoints Inaugural Assistant Dean of Experiential Education Richard A. Waugaman has been named the first…
The Role of Paralegals in the Community Justice Movement
The New Frontline of Legal Helpers As you sit in your car outside the courthouse, your hands tighten around the steering wheel. You know you need to file for…
Latest Meeting of the House Regulatory Reform Committee
The House Regulatory Reform Committee met on Tuesday, March 11, this time with a specific topic on the agenda: occupational and professional licensing. Two…