Bob Friedman

Bob Friedman March 4, 2017

“The path to racial justice in this country has never been linear. You have moments of progress and then resistance

Bob Friedman March 4, 2017

Seventeen years is an eternity in an age when law firms form, merge or break up so fast, you sometimes

Bob Friedman March 4, 2017

Roughly half a million surgical hernia repairs are performed in the United States every year. Over the last 12 years,

Bob Friedman January 4, 2017

“Family law is a rough and tumble, litigious, draining type of practice,” said Carole S.Gailor, a highly regarded family law

Bob Friedman January 4, 2017

Raleigh lawyer Henry Temple had an epiphany. It was 1990 and he was visiting New York City. He had recently

Bob Friedman October 11, 2016

Martin H. Brinkley was named the 14th dean of the University of North Carolina School of Law in July 2015.

Bob Friedman October 11, 2016

“People make mistakes, but a mistake shouldn’t ruin the person’s life or prevent them from later success,” said Landon White

Bob Friedman October 11, 2016

For a few moments on a hot summer day in a room full of lawyers, no one spoke or moved.

Bob Friedman August 8, 2016

A small, North Carolina company that works with law firms was recently hit twice by Cryptolocker ransomware that interfered with

Bob Friedman August 3, 2016

Allan B. Head will retire from the North Carolina Bar Association at the end of this year. He has been