Bob Friedman

Robert "Bob" Friedman is the publisher of Attorney at Law Magazine North Carolina Triangle. He contributes articles and interviews to each issue.

Bob Friedman

Robert "Bob" Friedman is the publisher of Attorney at Law Magazine North Carolina Triangle. He contributes articles and interviews to each issue.

Legal Innovators GrowPath

Bob Friedman February 7, 2018

“With competition fierce, law firms can’t afford disjointed processes and procedures tied together by a knot of Excel spreadsheets, paper

Safechild “You’re Gonna Be OK”

Bob Friedman February 7, 2018

Law enforcement found a Wake County elementary student hiding anxiously in his closet while gun shots were fired and after

Katie King: The Art of Storytelling

Bob Friedman February 7, 2018

Raleigh attorney Katie King handles a wide array of personal injury claims; from accidents resulting from negligence on the roadways,

Gigi Gardner: Living the Dream

Bob Friedman February 7, 2018

“I woke up from a dream in the middle of the night when I was living in Costa Rica and

David Duke: Sticking With Firm’s Roots

Bob Friedman February 7, 2018

A North Carolina flag flaps from the stern of a boat on the Inner Coastal. Waves soft`ly roll across a

Carlos Mahoney: Following in the Footsteps of Heroes

Bob Friedman November 28, 2017

“I’m the son of a first-generation immigrant mother. That accounts for a lot of my work ethic,” said attorney Carlos

Jason M. Burton: The Competitive Edge

Bob Friedman November 28, 2017

Raleigh civil litigation lawyer Jason M. Burton ran his first road race at the age of 3. “My entire life

Sean Doyle: A Balancing Act

Bob Friedman November 28, 2017

“It’s Hip to be Square,” a take-off on the TV game show Hollywood Squares, was how attorneys Sean Doyle and

Ann Groninger: Advocate For Bicyclists

Bob Friedman November 28, 2017

In a perfect world, personal injury attorney Ann Groninger wouldn’t have any clients. She is an avid bicycle rider, a

Judge Ned W. Mangum: Prepping for a Big 2018

Bob Friedman November 28, 2017

District Court Judge Ned W. Mangum will be sworn in as the president of the 2,400-member Wake County Bar Association

Legal Innovators GrowPath

Bob Friedman February 7, 2018

“With competition fierce, law firms can’t afford disjointed processes and procedures tied together by a knot of Excel spreadsheets, paper

Safechild “You’re Gonna Be OK”

Bob Friedman February 7, 2018

Law enforcement found a Wake County elementary student hiding anxiously in his closet while gun shots were fired and after

Katie King: The Art of Storytelling

Bob Friedman February 7, 2018

Raleigh attorney Katie King handles a wide array of personal injury claims; from accidents resulting from negligence on the roadways,

Gigi Gardner: Living the Dream

Bob Friedman February 7, 2018

“I woke up from a dream in the middle of the night when I was living in Costa Rica and

David Duke: Sticking With Firm’s Roots

Bob Friedman February 7, 2018

A North Carolina flag flaps from the stern of a boat on the Inner Coastal. Waves soft`ly roll across a

Carlos Mahoney: Following in the Footsteps of Heroes

Bob Friedman November 28, 2017

“I’m the son of a first-generation immigrant mother. That accounts for a lot of my work ethic,” said attorney Carlos

Jason M. Burton: The Competitive Edge

Bob Friedman November 28, 2017

Raleigh civil litigation lawyer Jason M. Burton ran his first road race at the age of 3. “My entire life

Sean Doyle: A Balancing Act

Bob Friedman November 28, 2017

“It’s Hip to be Square,” a take-off on the TV game show Hollywood Squares, was how attorneys Sean Doyle and

Ann Groninger: Advocate For Bicyclists

Bob Friedman November 28, 2017

In a perfect world, personal injury attorney Ann Groninger wouldn’t have any clients. She is an avid bicycle rider, a

Judge Ned W. Mangum: Prepping for a Big 2018

Bob Friedman November 28, 2017

District Court Judge Ned W. Mangum will be sworn in as the president of the 2,400-member Wake County Bar Association