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Attorneys can work with financial advisers, life and long-term care insurance agents, preneed funeral directors, and grief counselors to make estate planning process easier.
Estate planning attorneys see the benefits to collaborating with financial advisers, grief counselors, insurance professionals, and mediators to ensure comprehensive solutions, optimize strategies and preserve the legacies of their clients.
The N.C. Court of Appeals ruled that the city of Greenville waived procedural defects by participating in proceedings despite a plaintiff's error in naming the correct respondent in a case caption.
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Case coming from worker hurt by retaining wall's collapse decided by North Carolina Court of Appeals.
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Originally influenced by the actions of a District Court judge, Cheri Beasley rose to become the state's leading jurist — and to set examples for future lawyers.
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The General Assembly has approved a change that would move more 16- and 17-year-olds' cases into the adult justice system.
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A federal judge struck down some of North Carolina's restrictions on providing abortion-inducing drugs but held up some other requirements.
The North Carolina State Bar recently presented James K. Dorsett III the John B. McMillan Distinguished Service Award for his many years of work on the organization's behalf.
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Plaintiffs have chosen not to appeal an unfavorable ruling in their challenge of a CSA memorial at the Alamance County Courthouse.
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Almost 1,400 NC attorneys have been named to the 2023 North Carolina Attorney Pro Bono Honor Society by the state's Pro Bono Resource Center.
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Post-trial relief works in a world almost all its own — and not the way many lawyers expect.
Mental Health Awareness Month highlights options for attorneys who need assistance overcoming challenges.
VIDEO: Former state Chief Justice Mark Martin leads the soon-to-open Kenneth F. Kahn School of Law at High Point University.
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VIDEO: After decades of work building their practices, lawyers should consider investing significant time in planning how to end them.
VIDEO: To ensure indigent defendants in death penalty cases, Rob Sharpe Jr. recruits lawyers to state’s ‘capital roster.’
VIDEO: David Gantt, a retired solo practitioner, discusses steps he wishes he had taken differently in winding down his practice.
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For a second year, there is no extra money available for bankruptcy trustees under the federal program set up for such payments.
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VIDEO: In the "5 Questions With" interview, Miles Coleman and Abigal Wood discuss how and why First Amendment rights must be protected on university campuses that have been roiled by contentious issues. http://tinyurl.com/022624NCLW
VIDEO: Some students arrive at law school fresh off their undergrad education. Others such as Abigail Seymour take a longer route. https://tinyurl.com/022324NCLW
Free speech rights on university campuses are often challenged, particularly with contentious issues such as the Israel-Hamas war and the opposing political and administrative stands of the major parties. In this "5 Questions With" video, Miles Coleman, a First Amendment and education lawyer, discusses how universities can protect free speech rights, including: • “We want public universities to be places of debate, civil discourse, a marketplace of ideas where all different perspectives are welcome, and at the same time making sure that they are places where safety, actually physical safety, protection from violence, intimidation and disruption, are also values that are honored.” • “The university needs to maintain neutrality … regardless of whether the university finds one idea better or worse, disagreeable or controversial.” • “When counterprotests or protests or disruptions or demonstrations threaten to interfere with the physical safety of the speaker or attendees, the universities need to do something.” • “Universities do this all the time in other contexts. They have the capacity to do it, they have the personnel to do it, and they know how to do it. And they need to be prepared to do it in the First Amendment context as well.” Look for the “5 Questions With” interview with Coleman and Abigail Wood to be published later this month in North Carolina Lawyers Weekly and to be posted online soon at nclawyersweekly.com. To subscribe to the magazine or website, call 877-615-9536 or go to nclawyersweekly.com/subscribe.
