Ward and Smith Prevails at North Carolina Supreme Court: You Don’t Always Need To Join a Revocable Trust in an Equitable Distribution Claim
October 7, 2026
Quinn and Rogers will join a panel discussion titled “The Value of a Brand: NIL—Name, Image, Likeness and Social Media Influencers.” The session will explore how branding, social media, and artificial intelligence are reshaping family law. The conversation will begin with an overview of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) rights, including recent developments in high school and collegiate rules, and then move into how these new forms of income and exposure are affecting custody, child support, and equitable distribution.
Panelists will also examine the players involved in NIL matters—from families and agents to schools, boosters, and brands—and how Family and Intellectual Property lawyers can help clients navigate these evolving dynamics.
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The full program also includes interactive sessions on artificial intelligence, expert witness use, and evolving standards for evidence and agreements in family law.
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