North Carolina Lawyers Weekly
Posted by:David Baugher, BridgeTower Media Newswires on January 18, 2023
Patrick Mincey enjoyed his time doing heavy duty criminal law work, a period which included death pe....
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Commission on Professionalism names new leader
Posted by:North Carolina Lawyers Weekly Staff on January 18, 2023
James “Jimbo” S. Perry has been named as co-executive director of the Chief Justice̵....
Read More »Montgomery County attorney disbarred
Posted by:Haviland Stewart on January 17, 2023
Attorney: Brooke M. Crump County: Wake County or Montgomery County Bar membership: Since 2017....
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January 2023
‘Materially adverse’ standard applies to federal employees
Posted by:BridgeTower Media Newswires on January 13, 2023
By Nick Hurston BTM Wire Services The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has applied the private se....
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GROWTH SPURT: More law firms are opening up shop in the Carolinas — here’s why
Posted by:Haviland Stewart on January 9, 2023
Alan Woodlief, interim dean, and professor of law at Elon University School of Law, has seen the gro....
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Cranfill Sumner Welcomes Medical Malpractice & Business Law Attorneys
Posted by:North Carolina Lawyers Weekly Staff on January 9, 2023
Cranfill Sumner LLP today announced Ryan Shuirman and Charlie Raphun have joined the firm’s Raleig....
Read More »Icons and Phenoms
Posted by:Scott Baughman on January 5, 2023
Nominate today for our Icons and Phenoms event for 2023. Winners will be celebrated at a Luncheon Th....
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Columbia-based Nexsen Pruet merges with Alabama firm, rebrands
Posted by:BridgeTower Media Newswires on January 5, 2023
By Jason Thomas [email protected] Alabama-based Maynard Cooper & Gale and Carolinas-based Ne....
Read More »Shumaker adds to staff, including SC
Posted by:North Carolina Lawyers Weekly Staff on January 5, 2023
As reports show talent wars are threatening law firms, Shumaker has attracted and hired a dozen new ....
Read More »Office of the Courts names assistant director
Posted by:North Carolina Lawyers Weekly Staff on January 4, 2023
RALEIGH — The North Carolina Administrative Office of the Courts has announced that Ragan R. Oakle....
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Motorcyclist receives $800K settlement after accident
Posted by:Haviland Stewart on January 3, 2023
A motorcyclist who was rear-ended by a vehicle has been awarded an $800,000 settlement. The plaint....
Read More »Attorney named to Lawyers of Color Hot List
Posted by:North Carolina Lawyers Weekly Staff on January 2, 2023
Moore & Van Allen PLLC has announced that Jules W. Carter, an attorney in the firm’s Charlotte....
Read More »Justice Center names new executive director
Posted by:BridgeTower Media Newswires on December 30, 2022
By Jason Thomas [email protected] The North Carolina Justice Center announced the appointment ....
Read More »Democratic Party executive director steps down
Posted by:The Associated Press on December 29, 2022
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — The day-to-day administrator of the North Carolina Democratic Party for the p....
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December 19, 2022
Mecklenburg County attorney suspended for 5 years
Posted by:Haviland Stewart on December 28, 2022
Attorney: Kelly R. Routh County: Mecklenburg County Bar membership: Since 2011 Disciplinary ....
Read More »Criminal Practice – Sentencing – Career Offender – S.C. Marijuana Conviction – Intent to Distribute
Posted by:North Carolina Lawyers Weekly Staff on December 27, 2022
Because of his prior South Carolina convictions, defendant was sentenced as a career offender. One o....
Read More »Criminal Practice – Lying to the FBI – 2 Lies/Single Interview – Multiplicitous Counts
Posted by:North Carolina Lawyers Weekly Staff on December 27, 2022
Where defendant told two lies during a single interview with the FBI, defendant was only guilty of o....
Read More »Zoning – Municipal – Real Property – Nonconforming Use – Short-Term Rental – Ambiguous Ordinances
Posted by:North Carolina Lawyers Weekly Staff on December 27, 2022
Although the respondent-Town had an enacted ordinance in 1984 to regulate “tourist homes and other....
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