It’s that Time of the Year: Legal Feeding Frenzy Season Starting Soon!
Around 1 in 5 children are food insecure in North Carolina, and over 1.4 million North Carolinians – from children to seniors – face food insecurity and…
NCBA Elder & Special Needs Law Section 2021-2022 CLE Scholarship Program
The North Carolina Bar Association Elder & Special Needs Law Section (NCBA-EL) recognizes that, although the public perceives lawyers to be among the most…
Adelante! Moving Forward Event
The North Carolina Bar Association’s Minorities in the Profession Committee (MIP) presented the annual ¡Adelante! | Moving Forward event on Saturday,…
CAFA Exception or Requirement? A Pane-ful Choice for Defendants
In last fall’s television sensation Squid Game, unwilling participants in a gruesome game show compete in a series of deceptively simple challenges where…
Paralegal Spotlight: Ileigh Kuga
This month’s Paralegal Spotlight is on Ileigh Kuga. Before I started my career as a paralegal, my intentions were to go to law school. I planned my…
Greetings from the Corporate Counsel Section Pro Bono Committee!
Co-chairs, Jane and Tracy here, with some exciting pro bono opportunities! Sign up for the upcoming DLRP Clinic on February 17, co-hosted by the Corporate…
Wadsworth v. Wadsworth (Security For Child Support, Alimony)
Wadsworth v. Wadsworth, Court of Appeals of North Carolina, December 21, 2021 (Security For Child Support, Alimony) The trial court entered a child support…
Mindfulness: A Helpful Habit for Bar Study and Beyond
We have all heard the phrase, “new year, new me.” If you have time to scroll through social media or check out the latest news article, you are no…
Pro Bono Opportunities Update
Help Create How-To Guides for Young Lawyers Happy New Year from the Pro Bono Committee of the NCBA Labor & Employment Law Section! Are you looking for a…
Case Law Update: Hirschler v. Hirschler (Civil and Criminal Contempt)
Hirschler v. Hirschler, Court of Appeals of North Carolina, December 21, 2021 (Civil and Criminal Contempt) A custody order granted primary custody to mother…