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Promise, Peril And The Path Forward: Legal Industry AI

Written By Angela P. Doughty, CIPP/US, AIGP

As an intellectual property and privacy attorney who has spent almost two decades at the intersection of law and technology, I have seen firsthand the profound impact that artificial intelligence (AI) is having on the lega…

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Supreme Court Limits Scope of Nationwide Injunctions—Is Nationwide Vacatur Next?

Written By Chris S. Edwards and Mark S. Wigley

In Trump v. CASA, the Supreme Court significantly narrowed federal courts’ power to issue “universal” or “nationwide” injunctions—broad orders that bar the government from enforcing a po…

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Long-Term Care and the Family Farm: Legal Planning to Preserve Agricultural Assets

Written By Jane Francis Nowell and Peter B. von Stein

For many farming families, preserving the family farm is a deeply rooted goal—and a legal challenge that becomes more complex with age. As the population grows older, the costs associated with long-term care (LTC) p…

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Transparency in Homeowners Associations in North Carolina: The Good, the Bad, and the Risky

Written By Alexander C. Dale

Community and homeowners' association managers and board members often walk a fine line when it comes to transparency. While openness fosters trust among members, there are instances where confidentiality is necessary for…

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The Art of Effective Disciplinary Documentation: A Practical Guide for Manufacturing Managers

Written By S. McKinley Gray, III and Avery J. Locklear

Manufacturing managers regularly hear complaints about employee behavior that are difficult to address: "John is rude in meetings." "Sarah has a bad attitude." "Mark is consistently unmotivated." "Alex was late twice…

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Risky Business: What Lawyers Who Fight Insurance Companies Want You to Know About Your Business Insurance Portfolio

Written By Allen N. Trask, III and Amy H. Wooten

We are attorneys and don’t sell or broker insurance. Yet, we’re writing to alert business owners of a direct threat posed by a “set it and forget it” approach to insurance coverage. Why? Because w…

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