Here is a little story about how not to treat your clients. This tale is true, though the names have been changed to protect the ridiculous. For anonymity’s sake, the two main characters will be referred to merely as “I” and “Some Sales Guy for a Telecommunications Company That Might or… Read More +
If the calls we receive at Lawyers Mutual are any indication, there has been a significant increase in estate litigation in recent years. A consequence of all that litigation is that estate planning attorneys are regularly receiving requests for their client files. The request may take the form of an informal p… Read More +
When bar examiners across the nation began pivoting to remote testing because of COVID, some hiccups were expected. But nobody was prepared for the avalanche of glitches that plagued the online administration of the July 2021 bar exam. At the center of the swirl of controversy is software provider ExamS… Read More +
Turning a good attorney bio into a great one might be as easy as pie. Literally. Let’s say you love baking, and you’re good at it. In fact, you’re so good your recipe for pecan pie has won acclaim from the likes of Betty Crocker herself. That’s a tasty tidbit you should i… Read More +
A quick glimpse at the steps to take for e-discovery in your litigation case. Read More +
A quick tip sheet highlighting password best practices to help secure your data. Read More +
While it can seem overwhelming when you do it right starting your own firm can give you flexibility, financial independence, and a thriving career. Following the path of an attorney who achieved her goal of setting up her own successful practice, this book walks you through every step of starting a law firm -- the right way, and without breaking the bank. Includes sample forms, checklists, and a business plan. Read More +
This book is an objective guide for the third-year law student and the new associate to be successful. By knowing in advance the challenges that you will face heading into your first year of practice, you can ease the transition from law school to the practice of law and be on a path to success. Read More +
The Supreme Court of North Carolina has adopted amendments to the North Carolina Rules of Appellate Procedure. Read More +
Temporary Emergency Video Notarization Law Expires March 1, 2021 Read More +
How Not to Treat Your Clients, There's a Caveat - Responding to Requests for Your Estate File, Appellate Practice for Trial Work, Practice Points With Mark Scruggs and more ... Read More +
Finding Your Law Power in a Pandemic, Understanding the LM Financial Fraud Exclusionary Endorsement, Practice Points with Mark Scruggs, Should You Consider Buying a Law Firm? and more! Read More +
Claims counsel Troy Crawford describes steps you can take to avoid wire fraud and what you can do if you become a victim. Read More +
NC State Bar Trust Account Compliance Counsel Peter Bolac discusses frauds and scams that target attorney trust accounts. Read More +
The Supreme Court of North Carolina has adopted amendments to the North Carolina Rules of Appellate Procedure.
Temporary Emergency Video Notarization Law Expires March 1, 2021