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Welcome Message from Corporate Counsel Section Chair Christine Mazzone

Hello Corporate Counsel Section members, I hope you and your families are staying safe and well. Thank you for your membership in the NCBA’s Corporate…

The Britney Spears Conservatorship: Oops . . . We Did It Again (Or Did We?)

Britney Spears has been in the news a lot. Not just recently via documentaries on Hulu and Netflix, but nearly nonstop since her debut single “…Baby One…

Pre-NCSCHS Gathering

This Thursday, October 21, is the anniversary event for the North Carolina Supreme Court Historical Society. For those who are interested in socializing…

Checking In: October 19, 2021

Baker Donelson Adds Six NC Lawyers to Health Law Group Baker Donelson recently announced the addition of a team of six North Carolina attorneys to its Health…

Do You Know How to Respond in the Event of a Security Incident?

The following excerpt is part of a series of blog posts on topics that will be discussed at the NCBA Privacy and Data Security Section Annual CLE. If you are…

Dispute Resolution Commission: Amendments to the Rule

The North Carolina Dispute Resolution Commission would like to share with the members of the NCBA Dispute Resolution Section amendments the Supreme Court of…

Pro Bono Spotlight: UNC Law Students Against Sexual and Domestic Violence

Law Students Against Sexual and Domestic Violence (LSASDV) is a university-recognized student organization at the UNC School of Law. In addition to sponsoring…

Recent Court of Appeals Opinion: A Reminder of the Importance of Executing on a Judgment

In Milone & MacBroom, Inc. v. Corkum, 2021-NCCOA-526, the North Carolina Court of Appeals issued a stark reminder about the importance of executing on a…

Avoiding a SolarWinds in Your Business

The following excerpt is part of a series of blog posts on topics that will be discussed at the NCBA Privacy and Data Security Section Annual CLE. If you are…

Case Law Update: Angarita v. Edwards (50C No Contact Order)

Angarita v. Edwards, North Carolina Court of Appeals, August 3, 2021 (50C No Contact Order) Plaintiff and defendant are neighbors. Over a period of several…