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The Rise of Animal Law

July 9, 2012

You hear about the stories, see them on television, read about them on the Internet – tales of horrendous animal abuse and neglect.  Whether the story is of a dog being dragged behind someone’s car and fighting for his life or the cat who is lit on fire or stabbed during a domestic altercation ...[Continue Reading]

House Bill 819: Tomorrow’s Forecast, Yesterday

July 2, 2012

One does not simply look at a ten day forecast and expect the 10th day to be exactly as predicted, because forecasts are subject to change.  It is with this basic notion in mind that many North Carolinians have questioned the purpose of House Bill 819, short titled Coastal Management Policies. ...[Continue Reading]

The Virtual Legal Market

June 20, 2012

In today’s market, a sizable portion of the population neither has access to nor cannot afford full legal representation.  Limited scope representation, or unbundled legal services, can be an attractive option to both an attorney and a client.  Unbundled legal services are more limited in ...[Continue Reading]

Smile, Officer! You’re on Camera!

June 20, 2012

iPhones, Androids, Blackberries, and digital cameras – what do they have in common?  They all have the potential to turn a routine traffic stop into the next big news story.  But do ordinary citizens have the right to record police officers during routine stops and other citizen-officer ...[Continue Reading]

You Are Entering the Exception Zone

June 18, 2012

Meet Emily Herx – an English teacher at a parochial school.   Emily is a happily married, ambitious young woman who wants nothing more than to start a family.  Emily suffers from a diagnosed medical condition that causes infertility.  Last June she began in vitro fertilization (IVF) ...[Continue Reading]

The Pros and Cons of a “Do it Yourself” Divorce

June 12, 2012

“Do it yourself” became a common phrase in the English language around the 1950’s, and originally referred to home improvement projects individuals could complete without hiring a professional.  Today, a multitude of magazines, websites and even television networks are devoted to “DIY” ...[Continue Reading]

The Problem with Breedism

June 11, 2012

American Staffordshire Terrier.  Chow Chow.  German Shepherd.  Doberman Pinscher.  Staffordshire Bull Terrier.  Bulldog.  Akita.  Boxer.   Chinese Shar-Pei.  Mastiff.   Great Dane.   Rottweiler.  Siberian Husky.  Pit Bull.  These are only some of the breeds affected by Breed ...[Continue Reading]

“Can you hear me now? Good?”

June 11, 2012

“Can you hear me now?  Good!” is perhaps one of the most recognizable quotes from a Verizon Wireless television commercial which advertises the extent and reliability of its cell phone coverage, but cell phone companies are providing more than just reliable service for their customers ...[Continue Reading]
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