
2011 Costs And Fees Changes - Frequently Asked Questions
Overview of 2011 changes to civil fees and costs in district and superior courts Read More +

A New Twist on an Old Internet Scam
Out-of-state collection ruse uses real lawyer as contact Read More +

A Style Manual for the North Carolina Rules of Appellate Procedure
Record on appeal, briefs, typefaces and fonts, time deadlines Read More +

Best Practices to Prevent Interception of Incoming Wires
Steps to take to avoid fraudulent interception of incoming wires to trust accounts. Read More +

Beware Email Scam
Watch out for e-requests for out-of-state debt collection Read More +

Claims Arising out of Service as Registered Agent
Insurance coverage issues, reporting requirements Read More +

Don't Be a Victim of Wire Instruction Fraud.
More information regarding avoiding scams regarding wire instructions. Read More +

Effective January 1, 2018 - Chapter 32A Power of Attorney Statutes No Longer Valid
Information regarding changes to NC Power of Attorney statutes that require edits to existing forms. Read More +

End of Year, Be on High Alert for Scams
Some tips to avoid being a victim of email scams at the end of the year. Read More +

Foreclosure Debacle Could Impact Attorneys
Improper lender affidavits, trustee issues, notarization and witnessing defects Read More +

Have You Filed a Medical Malpractice Action Since October 1, 2011?
Sample language for technical pleading requirement under amended Rule 9(j) Read More +

If you are holding funds in trust for disbursement and receive a change in payment instructions, STOP.
Information regarding wiring transfer scams. Read More +

Major Changes Anticipated For Real Estate Closing Attorneys
Discussing the move toward ATLA best practices as minimum standards. Read More +

Malpractice Alert - Are You Aware Of The Estate Administration “Portability Feature?”
Information regarding estate tax return preparation, including sample letter Read More +

New Phishing Attack Pretends to Be Bar Communication
New phishing attacks pretend to be communications from State Bars or Bar Associations. Read More +