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The Data They Are A-Changin’

Sometimes when I’m right, I wish I weren’t. In my previous article in this magazine, I wrote about the importance of keeping partisan politics out

Estate Planning with Real Estate

Estate Planning with Real Estate

When it comes to estate planning, the most common thing I hear from clients is that they want to avoid the cost, expense and complications

Out on the Town

Youth Law Day Offers 360 Degree Vantage Point

Roughly 225 high school students from around Wake County received a 360-degree view of the county’s legal and judicial system during the Capital City Lawyers Association’s Youth Law Day in September. […]

Wake County Public Defender’s Office Celebrates 20 Years With Family Reunion

The Wake County Public Defender’s Office celebrated its 20th anniversary with a family reunion for 120 friends, supporters, former and current employees at Burning Coal Theatre in July. […]

WCBA July Meeting

NC Attorney General Jeff Jackson served as the keynote speaker at the Wake County Bar Association July meeting.  […]

Law Bulletin Media Honors Patrick A. Salvi II With ‘Plaintiff Attorney Achievement Award’

November 6, 2025

Richard L. Sampson Rows to Third Place Finish in Head Of The Charles Regatta

November 6, 2025

TopDog Law Expands National Trial Capabilities With Acquisition of Keller Swan Injury Attorneys

November 5, 2025

Attorney James Tawney Achieves Board Certification in Truck Accident Law by the National Board of Trial Advocacy

November 3, 2025

Which U.S. president faced impeachment in 1868 primarily for violating the Tenure of Office Act by removing a cabinet member?

WRONG! Grant was never impeached, though his administration faced scandals.

WRONG!Buchanan was unpopular but never faced impeachment.

CORRECT! Johnson was impeached by the House for removing Secretary of War Edwin Stanton without Senate approval under the Tenure of Office Act; he was acquitted by one vote in the Senate.

WRONG! Hayes served a full term without impeachment; his disputes were over the election, not legal violations.

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National Articles

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Best Law Firm Websites in 2025 (Top 56)

Attorney at Law Magazine assembled a list of the best lawyer websites. Following is a compilation of all the websites with insights into what makes that site perform for the law firm.

Resource Library

4 Top-Rated AI Legal Case Management Software

A complimentary guide to four AI-enabled tools that help avoid drowning in legal paperwork or missing court hearings. These tools manage the case lifecycle, from generating legal documents (contracts or NGAs) and identifying related laws to predicting case outcomes or highlighting potential risks. […]

The Solo Lawyer Handbook

From juggling client work and business operations to staying on top of your firm’s growth, your success relies on smart prioritization and effective resource management. This handbook is designed to help you navigate these challenges and take your solo practice to the next level. […]
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Staying Competitive in 2025: The Latest in SEO for Lawyers

With EEAT, AI overviews and a new approach to visibility, the new year brings new changes to Google’s search landscape. If your firm is looking to rank higher and stand out in crowded search results, don’t miss this exclusive webinar led by Omnizant’s Director of SEO, Emily Brady. […]