Join Us for the 2022 Health Law Section Annual CLE Program
The last few years have seen dramatic changes in health care. The NCBA Health Law Section’s Annual CLE Program will kick off with a presentation by Dr.…
Annual Meeting: Transcending Today’s Paralegal
On May 6, 2022, the Paralegal Division will host its first in-person annual meeting since May 2019. The pandemic stopped the planning of the 2020 annual…
Pro Bono Spotlight: Anna Davis
For attorneys, fewer things are more important than having an outstanding reputation amongst one’s professional peers. Reputation is something that is…
MIP’s Get to Know New Members Series
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…
North Carolina and North Carolina Attorneys Need RON – Now
North Carolina needs its own permanent Remote Online Notarization (“RON”) legislation. By implementing carefully drafted RON legislation, similar to what…
Want to Work as a Clerk? Tips for Aspiring Judicial Law Clerks
Serving as a law clerk for a judge is an enriching experience for newly minted lawyers. I know a number of attorneys, young and old alike, who look back on…
YLD e-Blast: March 2022
DATES TO KNOW March 29 | Can Recent Law School Grads Move In-House? Tips on How to Maximize Your Chances | 5:30 p.m. April 2 | YLD Spring Quarterly Council…
Specialist Series: Fourth Installment
and Carolyn “Lynn” Krueger-Andes Being Special(ist) Here are the high level results from our last post, as far as frequently missed questions: 1. Which of…
Peace Award Recipient: John Sarratt
Many mediators describe themselves as reformed litigators – lawyers who have spent decades in the litigation trenches, fighting court battles for their…
Breaking Up Is Hard to Do, but It Doesn’t Have to Be: Ethics Opinion Outlines Procedures for Departing Attorney’s Email Account
On January 21, 2022, the North Carolina State Bar Council issued 2021 Formal Ethics Opinion 6, which contains guidance for firms regarding their ethical…