The Paralegal Division and Family Law Section Partner Again to Serve Guilford County Residents with Family Law Issues
In April 2021, the Paralegal Division and the Family Law Section partnered for the first time to hold a Pro Se Custody and Family Law Advice Clinic for…
Federal Income Tax Update
This is the second of three installments of this article. I. Contemporaneous Written Acknowledgment Rules for Charitable Contributions of Aircraft and…
Pro Bono Spotlight: Randolph County Domestic Violence Volunteers
In 2016, when the Greensboro Legal Aid office lost the funding necessary to provide representation for members of the community navigating Domestic Violence,…
Transforming Transformative Use: A Synopsis of Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. v. Goldsmith
On October 12, 2022, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments for The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc.(AWF) vs. Lynn Goldsmith, et al.[1] The…
Professional Mediator Guide to Certification
Salim Uqdah, a Dispute Resolution Council Member and Co-Chair of the Dispute Resolution Pro Bono Committee, discusses his journey to certification for North…
Paralegal Spotlight: Johana Sanchez
Communications Committee This month’s Paralegal Spotlight is on Johana Sanchez, a Paralegal at Armendariz Law Office, PLLC. Johana began her legal career in…
A Pronouns Primer for Practitioners
Lawyers are increasingly exposed to gender identity, sexual orientation, and other LGBTQ+ related topics as awareness, acceptance, and open expression of such…
Insurance Law Section Annual Meeting and CLE – January 26-27, 2023
The North Carolina Bar Association’s Insurance Law Section is pleased to announce its upcoming CLE program, “The Continued Exploration of Insurance Law,…
Federal Income Tax Update
This is the first of three installments of this article. I. Audit Statistics: What Are Your Chances of Being Audited? The 2021 Internal Revenue Service Data…
So You’ve Been Appointed to a Juvenile Charged with First-Degree Murder
So you’ve been appointed a juvenile charged with first-degree murder, but you didn’t handle the transfer from juvenile court – now what? Locate and…