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When Anna Claire Turpin was in high school, her father, now a Virginia District Court Judge Brian Turpin, offered her...

"I’m always looking for ways to create new and exciting opportunities for my students,” said Campbell University School of Law...

In family law, ending up in front of a judge is akin to choosing surgery when a diet change would suffice....

When Barnes & Thornburg decided to open an office in Raleigh, it came in heavy. “The firm would like to...

“In medical malpractice cases, clients are coming to us because something really horrible has happened. Either they’ve lost a loved one,...

On January 6, Paul Newby was sworn in as chief justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court. The vote count...

John Parker, Kimberly Bryan, Amy Britt, and Dave Holm practiced together for many years in the family law section of...

When Ruth Sheehan was in third grade, a class assignment was to write an essay, “If a UFO landed on...

Hoyt Tessener was finished. It was 2016. After 25 years as the top litigator at a Raleigh personal injury law...

"Give me a child until he is seven, and I will show you the man,” said Aristotle. Swap the word...