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When Congress passed legislation to re-open the government in November, it quietly tucked into the 2026 appropriations package a sweeping...
Read more“The modern law firm is subscription-based, not built on the billable hour,” said Kimberly Bennett, co-founder and CEO of the...
Read moreThe One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) was signed into law in July 2025. This bill becomes effective in 2026...
Read moreFor more than three decades, the Interest on Lawyers’ Trust Accounts program (IOLTA) has been one of the quiet engines...
Read moreOn November 3, April Bogard Pinder joined Raleigh-based Cranfill Sumner LLP as the firm’s first chief executive officer. Cranfill is...
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The current real estate environment in the Triangle is constantly changing, and many times turbulent when adding additional levels to
Janet Ward Black died on Sunday, Nov. 2, after a brief battle with ALS. She was 66. Ward Black was the first
For attorneys resolving bodily injury claims, securing a settlement, judgment or award is only half the battle. The next—and sometimes
Sometimes when I’m right, I wish I weren’t. In my previous article in this magazine, I wrote about the importance
Artificial intelligence (AI) is everywhere these days. Many uses make sense and are beneficial. When it comes to creative pursuits,
When it comes to estate planning, the most common thing I hear from clients is that they want to avoid
America is in a strange place right now, with upheavals in the federal government, the courts, and the international trading
The “of counsel” relationship can offer many benefits to a lawyer, like: Flexibility in practice. Expertise sharing and mentorship. Enhanced
The NC Senate’s 2025-27 budget cuts North Carolina’s Innocence Inquiry Commission, which has an annual budget of $1.6 million. Over
There are adjustments to Social Security every year. Most often, we hear about benefit changes through cost-of-living adjustments (COLA) –
Melissa Essary was teaching employment law at Baylor University School of Law in 1991 while Anita Hill was testifying at
Imagine visiting Graceland to tour Elvis’ mansion only to find out you can’t. A “sold” sign is on the Gates
