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• Officer Voluntarily Dismisses Lawsuit Against City of Greensboro

  In case you didn't see it this past week, Lieutenant James Hinson, who was seeking damages against the City of Greensboro for racial discrimination, voluntarily dismissed his lawsuit against the City.There were numerous articles about…

• Sen. Hagan submits recommendations for federal posts

  I know this is old news already, but Senator Kay Hagan recently submitted her recommendations for federal posts. Her recommendations include Judge Catherine Eagles, Anita Earls and Judge Edwin Wilson in the Middle District, which…

• New E-mail Address for Greensboro Law Blog

  Yahoo was starting to get on my nerves, so I decided to jump on the Google bandwagon.Any ideas, thoughts, or comments? E-mail us at greensborolawblog at gmail.com.

• North Carolina Supreme Court Adopts Appellate Procedure (with Amendments)

  This past week, the North Carolina Supreme Court re-adopted the Rules of Appellate Procedure with amendments. This revision is the first comprehensive review and re-issuance since their adoption in 1975. The rules are effective for…

• Guilford County Bd. of Commissioners adds $250,000 to county attorney's budget

  The Greensboro News & Record reports here that the Board of Commissioners have added $250,000 to the Guilford county attorney’s budget for 2009-10 to hire an outside firm for legal assistance.The vote to hire the…

• Elon Law makes history with first graduating class

  In case you missed it, various sources, including the Carolina Peacemaker, reported on Elon Law School's first graduating class.There were 107 graduates.

• Our e-mail address: greensborolawblog@yahoo.com

  I did not realize that my Yahoo account (greensborolawblog@yahoo.com) had become inactive. It's back in service, so feel free to send e-mails with ideas for this blog. Thanks,Ryan

• Greensboro Law Blog - Revisited

  I basically wrote this blog off. I didn't have the time to write and thought that there wasn't much value to it. I've noticed, however, that the Blog gets many hits, primarily people looking for…

• Linked-In Group for Triad Lawyer and Other Legal Professionals

  After reading this article by Lawyers USA, I set up a group on LinkedIn for Triad Legal Professionals (a networking group of lawyers and other legal professionals in Greensboro, High Point, Winston-Salem. If you are…

• Kansas judge and WSSU alum to speak at graduation

  The Hon. Joseph D. Johnson, a district court judge in Shawnee County, Kansas, will deliver Winston-Salem State University's fall 2007 commencement address on Friday, December 14.You can read more about it here.