On February 12, Governor Roy Cooper named Cheri Beasley as North Carolina’s first African-American woman to serve as chief justice
Sonja Ebron and Debra Slone each got a first-hand lesson about the challenges of representing themselves in civil court as
Senior Resident Superior Court Judge Bradley B. Letts recently completed an article called, “The Cherokee Tribal Court: Its Origins and
“Uncertainty is the number one thing that keeps business people and lawyers up at night,” said Matthew Nis Leerberg, an
Raleigh criminal defense attorneys Roger Smith, Jr. and Russell Babb were making final preparations to defend a client in a
If there is a word that best describes the litigation strategy of Raleigh attorney Steve Monks, it is nonconfrontational. The
Two young children squeal with delight as Oreo, a black and white Chihuahua bounds happily after them through the dining
Despite the ongoing stalemate in Congress over the border wall, DACA and other immigration legislation, immigration attorneys Gigi Gardner and
Ward and Smith’s Raleigh office positioned itself for growth this summer when it moved into 33,000 square feet of custom-built
Ryan Oxendine’s face was deep red and dripping with sweat as he trotted off the volleyball court at Springdale Recreation
