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The Stories

Ned Mangum: The Sum of All Years

Bob Friedman November 12, 2024

“I find that people are very interesting for the most part. They do interesting things, nice things, bad things, crazy things, and I’m fascinated by it,” said former Wake County District Court Chief Judge Ned Mangum. During his 26 years as a Wake County district court judge and in the Wake County DA’s office, he has seen just about everything from contracts and family law matters to criminal cases.

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The Editorial

Tax Cuts and Jobs Act

Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Saved?

Patrick Yanke January 7, 2025

As I presented my quarterly Capital Markets Review last year, I noticed that projections of future Federal budget deficits all had an endnote—they could change

Out on the Town

Capital City Lawyers Association Hosts a Night at the Oscars

Over 450 guests packed the ballroom at the Hilton Raleigh North Hills in December for the Capital City Lawyers Association Scholarship & Holiday Black Lawyer’s Ball. The theme was “Night at the Oscars.” […]

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Happy Holidays to All & to All a Great Night

T’was the weeks before Christmas, and all through the house, Lawyers were stirring and no one did grouse; Some came alone and some with a spouse.
And in Durham and Wake they toasted with souce. […]

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Ward and Smith's In-House Counsel Conference on Target

The impact a new regulatory environment may have on business and the evolution of AI were the hot topics at the annual Ward and Smith In-House Counsel conference in November at the Umstead Hotel. […]

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Talk of the Town

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Keller Swan Injury Attorneys Welcomes Veteran Trial Lawyer Juan Asconape

February 10, 2025

Greenberg Traurig’s Andrew (A.J.) Tibbetts Speaks on Generative AI Legal Trends at Tech Industry Risk Forum

February 7, 2025

Therrel Baisden Celebrates 100 Years

February 6, 2025

Civil Municipal Attorney Amanda Johnson Joins Eckberg Lammers

February 4, 2025

Legal Trivia

What is the minimum age requirement to serve as the President of the United States?

WRONG! This is the minimum age required to serve as a U.S. Senator, but it is not high enough to qualify for the presidency.

CORRECT!

The U.S. Constitution (Article II, Section 1, Clause 5) sets the minimum age requirement for the presidency at 35 years old. This rule was designed to ensure that candidates have enough life experience and maturity before assuming the highest office in the country.

WRONG! While some countries may have higher age requirements for leadership roles, the U.S. Constitution does not require presidents to be 40 or older.

WRONG! Unlike Supreme Court justices, who have no formal age requirement, the presidency has a clear threshold.

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Addressing the Law Firm eDiscovery Cost Dilemma

Law firms face increasing challenges in managing the costs associated with eDiscovery. This white paper provides a comprehensive look at the strategies firms can employ to handle these expenses effectively, from absorbing costs to turning them into profit centers. […]
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Alcoholism in Custody Cases: Strategies for Addressing Alcohol Misuse in Divorce and Related Concerns

Alcoholism in Custody Cases: Strategies for Addressing Alcohol Misuse in Divorce and Related Concerns […]

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Civil Litigation Guide for Legal Professionals

Download this helpful guide from Trellis to learn how each of these 10 key topics underscore the importance of a robust legal system that upholds justice, protects rights, and promotes accountability in various aspects of our lives  […]

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