Insurance Law Section Annual CLE: Friday, January 26, 2024
The Insurance Law Section’s annual CLE is almost here! The CLE is scheduled for January 26, 2024, at the Bar Center in Cary, North Carolina. The six-hour…
A Letter to My Younger Self
Dear Younger Sully, There’s so much I wish I could share with you, especially about navigating the world as a young attorney. Here are some lessons I’ve…
Deemed Asset Sales Under Rev. Rul. 99-5
Revenue Ruling 99-5 discusses the tax treatment of the purchase of some but not all of the membership interests in a wholly-owned LLC. Pursuant to Reg. §…
Lawyer in Training Finds the “Happy Job” . . . in City Hall
Going into law school, I always intended to practice in the public sector. In fact, my mother and I had a dream about it right before I decided to go to law…
Tamesa Richmond’s Journey to Becoming a Paralegal
Tamesa Richmond has been a North Carolina Certified Paralegal for six years but has been in the legal field for 23 years. She works remotely as a corporate…
Catch Up on the Latest Trends and Updates at the 2024 Business Law Section Program
The Business Law Section invites you to join its annual section program on February 8-9 in Winston-Salem and via live webcast. This year’s theme is “The…
BarCARES Board Nominations Are Open!
Do you care about the mental health of lawyers, law students and paralegals? Would you like to serve on a board that works towards making a variety of mental…
BarCARES Board Nominations Are Open!
Do you care about the mental health of lawyers, law students and paralegals? Would you like to serve on a board that works towards making a variety of mental…
MIP’s Diverse Perspectives: Sidney Minter
MIP’s Diverse Perspectives is a monthly blog feature to spotlight a member from North Carolina’s community of diverse attorneys and legal professionals.…
Intersection of Military Pension Division and NC Statute
A common challenge attorneys face in a military divorce is how the Frozen Benefit Rule (FBR) will affect pension division.[1] To avoid a call to the…