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Dr. Andrew Brod May 7, 2025

America is in a strange place right now, with upheavals in the federal government, the courts, and the international trading

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DCBA Raises Funds for Law School Scholarships

The Durham Bar Foundation’s Inaugural Benefit raised over $21,000 for the Adam Lischer Memorial Scholarship Award fund and other legal-industry philanthropic endeavors […]

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18th Annual 4ALL-Lawyers on Call

The North Carolina Bar Foundation held its 18th annual 4ALL-Lawyers on Call on March 7. […]

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Wake County Bar Association Reception

The WCBA held a reception at House Creek Beverage Company in April. […]

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A Pro Bono Win in West Palm Beach

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Fenwick Deepens White Collar & Investigations Team

April 23, 2025

3 McGlinchey Attorneys Receive SBA Young Lawyer Awards

April 22, 2025

Chamberlain Hrdlicka Secures Unanimous Defense Verdict in $2.5M Commercial Property Dispute

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Legal Trivia

Which U.S. president appointed the first Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court?

CORRECT! George Washington appointed John Jay as the first Chief Justice in 1789, following the establishment of the federal judiciary through the Judiciary Act of 1789.

WRONG! He didn’t appoint the first Chief Justice—by the time he became president in 1801, John Jay had already served and stepped down.

WRONG! He appointed John Marshall, not the first Chief Justice, but the fourth—and perhaps the most influential.

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WRONG! Monroe had no part in appointing the early Supreme Court leadership; his judicial appointments came much later.

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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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