Transferee Liability Under Section 6901
In general, operating a business through an entity can provide limited liability in the event the entity is insolvent or goes out of business. Limited…
Pro Bono Committee Update
Greetings and happy autumn from the Pro Bono Committee of the Dispute Resolution Section! Our team has been busy organizing for another successful bar year,…
SOG Has Updated Its Collateral Consequences Tool – Check It Out
The School of Government has updated its Collateral Consequences tool and published an article on the Criminal Law Blog about what the update entails: C-CAT…
“The” Ohio State University and the Trademark Protection of Cultural Identity
College football season is upon us, and The Ohio State University is in the hunt for the playoffs. As good as they have been on the field, the school’s…
The Administrative Law Section Council’s 2023 Legislative Discussion
At the Administrative Law Section Council Meeting on October 27, 2022, we were honored to have Representative Sarah Stevens speak to the Council. She outlined…
Pro Bono Is Worth My Time
As lawyers, our time has value. I don’t mean just the indefinite notion that our time is valuable but a specific dollar amount attached to every six minute…
Meet the Leaders, Part 1: Jill Jackson
Jill Jackson has been a staple of the family law community in North Carolina for over 20 years. You may know her as a fierce litigator, a seasoned negotiator,…
38th Annual North Carolina/South Carolina Labor and Employment Law CLE
It’s not too late to register for the 38th Annual North Carolina/South Carolina Labor and Employment Law CLE, being held November 4-5, 2022, at the…
Join Us for a Food Bank Service Project on November 18!
As we get into the busy holiday season, don’t forget to take time to give back to your community. The Corporate Counsel Section is hosting an in-person…
The Rulebook on REN
Whether it is Game 7 of the World Series, a knock-down, drag-out game of Monopoly, or a drive down I-40, they all have rules we must follow. Have you ever…