“… a fact that his lawyer, Martin L. Roth, emphasized on Wednesday. A Secret Service agent spotted him outside a fence near the sixth hole while Mr. Trump was golfing nearby. The agent fired; Mr. Routh fled in his car
Adam Marshall Elected to Greensboro City Council
Congratulations to Law Firm Carolinas partner Adam Marshall, who has been elected to the Greensboro City Council. A lifelong Greensboro resident and experienced attorney, Adam has long served the city through leadership (often as Chair) on key commissions and boards,
First Families Of Virginia
The Virginia State Bar Disciplinary Board agreed to a one year suspension with terms of an attorney who bears the name of a distinguished line of Virginians dating back to a Confederate General and United States Senator and the founder
Walmart’s Critical Race Theory Training Program | City Journal
Walmart Inc. has launched a critical race theory training program that denounces the United States as a white supremacy system and teaches white, hourly wage employees that they are guilty of white supremacy thinking and internalized racial superiority. According to
Contingency Drama
Large Settlement Led to a Big Plot Reveal: The Agreement was Never Executed
Rule 1.5(c) of the North Carolina Rules of Professional Conduct provides protection to clients with its requirement that “[a] contingent fee arrangement shall be in a writing
TCDI Acquires Cicayda
TCDI Acquires Cicayda, Expanding Capabilities in eDiscovery and Cybersecurity
GREENSBORO, N.C. (Dec. 1, 2020) – TCDI, a leading provider of legal services, software and cybersecurity, today announced its acquisition of Cicayda LLC. The deal expands TCDI’s existing capabilities in eDiscovery,
Elon in North Carolina is Hiring
Is “Failure To Preserve” An Issue That Must Be Preserved?
I will note at the outset that our firm represented the property owners in this case. But aside from the substantive issues, the Supreme Court’s decision from last week in North Carolina Department of Transportation v. Mission Battleground Park contains
Using Standards of Review to Prevail on Appeal
SML Appellate Practice Group members Andrea Cataland (Atlanta) and Kip Nelson (Raleigh/Greensboro), recently had an informative article featured in the latest issue of DRI’s For the Defense. Andrea and Kip discuss the standards of review that must be applied by appellate courts
Using Standards of Review to Prevail on Appeal
SML Appellate Practice Group members Andrea Cataland (Atlanta) and Kip Nelson (Raleigh/Greensboro), recently had an informative article featured in the latest issue of DRI’s For the Defense. Andrea and Kip discuss the standards of review that must be applied by appellate courts