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N.C. Constitution? There’s an app for that

Want to hold the entire North Carolina Constitution in the palm of your hand and take it with you wherever you go? Now you can, thanks to the N.C. Institute for Constitutional Law. The Raleigh-based nonprofit launched an iPad app last week in honor of Constitution Day. The application allows iPhone users to access the [...]

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Testimonial: Descriptive firm website addresses work

Ever wondered whether descriptive website aliases work – you know, the ones that say something like “www.ncworkerscomplaw.com,” but redirect to a firm’s site? I can attest that they do. On me, at least. The other weekend I encountered some minor legal trouble of the traffic law variety while spending some time with my extended family [...]

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NCBA goes “on air” with new studio for taping CLEs

The North Carolina Bar Association is getting a little more high-tech. The organization is just completing the first phase of building an in-house recording studio for its CLE programming, and I just returned from a trip to Cary to check it out. The $25,000 project has been in the works for about 2 years, according [...]

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