I grew up with my grandmother living in our home with my parents, brother and me. It was a great experience. I learned a lot from her, not the least of which was from seeing the lasting impact The Great Depression had on her.

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Do you read the State Bar Journal? Here’s why you should.

As a newly appointed Advisory Member, I have attended two quarterly meetings of the State Bar Ethics Committee this year.

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Are you allergic to your law office?

Do you break into a rash on your way to work? Do your eyes start to water at the mere thought of facing another divorce client? Do you begin to shake uncontrollably when you picture the stack of depositions piled on your desk?

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For over 12 years, callers have been greeted with a warm welcome by our receptionist, Joan Stanton. Sadly, Joan is retiring this May. Anyone who has spoken with Joan knows that she is always pleasant and helpful. We will miss her but wish her the best in her retirement.

Our new receptionist, Emma Bennett, joined us on May 20th. We look forward to working with Emma and introducing her to you.

ETHICS IN MARKETING : FROM BATES V. STATE BAR OF ARIZONA TO GROUPON

When: Wednesday June 5, 2013 from 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM EDT

Where: The NC Bar Center, 8000 Weston Pkwy, Cary, NC 27513

The organized bar traditionally took the position that a lawyer was not permitted to actively publicize his or her legal services. That changed with the 1977 U.S. Supreme Court decision, Bates v State Bar of Arizona. How have marketing ethics changed over the past 40 years? Join Alice Mine, Assistant Executive Director of the N.C. State Bar, for a look back and a look forward.

LMA Member: $25.00
Non-LMA Members: $40.00

To register:: Click here.