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AI in Employment Law: What NC Employers Need to Know
Artificial intelligence has quickly become part of the modern workplace. Employers are using AI powered tools to screen resumes, evaluate job applicants, monitor employee performance, draft job descriptions, and automate administrative tasks. While these technologies can improve efficiency, they also present significant legal considerations.
Summer Safety and Liability Issues in North Carolina: What Property Owners and Businesses Should Know
By Richard Munday, Attorney at law Summer is one of the busiest times of year across North Carolina. Families gather for vacations, children spend more time outdoors, and businesses welcome increased customer traffic. While the season brings opportunities for...
Digital Privacy and Estate Planning in North Carolina: Why Your Online Life Needs a Plan
By Ryan McNeill, Attorney at law Estate planning is no longer limited to real estate, bank accounts, and personal property. Today, much of a person’s life exists online. Email accounts, cloud storage, social media profiles, online banking, cryptocurrency, subscription...
Terminating Parental Rights in North Carolina
by Nicholas Presentato, Attorney at Law Terminating parental rights is one of the most serious actions a court can take. In North Carolina, it permanently severs the legal relationship between a parent and a child, ending not only custody and visitation rights, but...
When a Case Doesn’t End at Trial: Understanding Civil Appeals in North Carolina
by Richard Munday, Attorney at Law Most people assume that once a judge or jury reaches a decision in a civil case, the matter is over. In reality, many disputes continue beyond the trial court through the appellate (or appeals) process. In North Carolina, appeals...
Are You Ready for the New Digital Standards?
By William Miller, Attorney at law The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) became law in 1990, but as technology advances, the ADA and other non discrimination laws designed to protect people with disabilities have evolved to address issues that were not foreseen...