Wake Forest Journal of Law and Policy In many ways, New York Times Co. v. United States represented the apogee of the protections afforded the press by the United States Supreme Court. The Court’s decision, affirming the essential role that...(read more)
Top 10 North Carolina Legislative Actions Your Company Should Know
The North Carolina General Assembly has completed its 2011 regular session. Approximately 1,600 bills were introduced during the session. Here’s a quick guide to the Legislative activities that are particularly important to the business community. 1...(read more)
The Art and Science of Corporate Board Minutes
Three reasons why lawyers ought to want to know about preparing corporate minutes: 1. Compliance and control. Increasingly, courts and regulatory agencies expect corporate minutes to evidence the “governing board’s” compliance with relevant...(read more)
Could Your Law Firm Unknowingly Be a HIPAA Business Associate?
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Bankruptcy and Guarantors
Middle District of North Carolina Bankruptcy Seminar A guarantee is a form of surety and its basic terms are governed by state law. A guarantee is subject to the statue of frauds and with a few exceptions must be in writing. N.C. Gen. Stat. § 22-1...(read more)
Adjusting Carbon Management Policies To Encourage Renewable, Net-Negative Projects Such As Biochar Sequestration, from William Mitchell Law Review
Adjusting Carbon Management Policies To Encourage Renewable, Net-Negative Projects Such As Biochar Sequestration William Mitchell Law Review Prominent scientists believe the world concentration of carbon dioxide already exceeds a "safe" level. Thus...(read more)
An Overview of the 2010 Triangle Game Conference
Earlier this year, on April 7 and 8, the Raleigh Marriott City Center and Raleigh Convention Center were hosts to the second annual Triangle Game Conference ("TGC"). The TGC is sponsored by the Triangle Game Initiative, which is a trade association...Read more
Adjusting Carbon Management Policies To Encourage Renewable, Net-Negative Projects Such As Biochar Sequestration
Prominent scientists believe the world concentration of carbon dioxide already exceeds a "safe" level. Thus, there will likely be a need to not only reduce the pace of net emissions but also to develop technologies for effectively removing carbon...(read more)