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MIP Event Recap: Insights from NCBA’s Minority Corporate Counsel Panel

The legal landscape is evolving, and diversity in the legal profession is becoming increasingly important. Recognizing this, the Minorities in the Profession…

Allocation of Income When a Partner Leaves a Partnership

The allocation of income when the ownership of an S corporation changes is discussed in my previous article Section 1377(a)(2) Elections for S Corporations.…

Member Spotlight: Douglas Wood

Throughout the year, the Sports & Entertainment Law Section will be conducting interview spotlights of its members to showcase the careers of the section…

Get To Know New Members: Michelle Dewkett-Kochhar

MIP’s Get to Know New Members is a new blog feature to spotlight new members to the MIP Committee from North Carolina’s community of diverse attorneys and…

Attorney Well-Being Is Always a Priority, and BarCARES Can Help

I vividly recall the first time I flew on an airplane as a new parent. My infant was snuggled into my chest in a secure baby wrap so my hands could still…

Nominations for Administrative Law Award for Excellence

The Administrative Law Section established the Award for Excellence to recognize members of the section who have made significant and lasting contributions to…

Screen Time: Strategies for Effective Legal Writing in the Digital Age

Judges in North Carolina’s state and federal appellate courts don’t reach for printed briefs much anymore (the Chief Judge of the Fourth Circuit, Albert…

AI Is Adapting, and Lawyers Should, Too

We’ve all been there – negotiating with opposing counsel over a nuanced situation, only to get a run-of-the-mill response. These types of conversations…

The Child’s Advocate: At the Intersection of Juvenile Justice, Child Welfare and Education

It’s time to register for the annual Juvenile Justice & Children’s Rights Section (JJCR) CLE program! Our 2024 program, “The Child’s Advocate: At…

Privacy Rights of Children in the Digital Age

Do children have a right to privacy? Yes, but those rights are not always clearly defined and often depend on the actions of the parents. This is especially…