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…
Juvenile Justice and Children’s Rights Section Annual CLE – April 1, 2022
The Juvenile Justice and Children’s Rights Section annual CLE will be held April 1, 2022, from 9 a.m. to noon. You can attend in person or by live webcast.…
Checking In: March 22, 2022
Compiled by Jessica Junqueira Ramseur Maultsby LLP Welcomes Tina Hlabse Tina Hlabse has joined Ramseur Maultsby. Hlabse engages in employment litigation,…
Outside the Office: Featuring Greg Higgins
Welcome to the first post of the Outside the Office blog post series! Have you been missing the opportunity to connect with fellow Corporate Counsel Section…
Volunteer Opportunity: NCBA Pro Se Custody and Family Law Advice Clinic
The Paralegal Division has partnered with the Family Law Section to hold a Pro Se Custody and Family Law Advice Clinic for residents of Wake County. This…
Pro Bono Spotlight: Blaine Sanders
Robinson Bradshaw & Hinson, PA’s Blaine Sanders is not only committed to pro bono work in his own practice but in facilitating opportunities for others…
New Proposed Rules for Group Tax Exemptions
Section 501(a) provides an exemption from income taxation for certain organizations. For decades, the IRS has provided a procedure allowing multiple…