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As a community association board member, you’ve likely received requests from members to see various association documents. Though these requests can seem simple on the surface, there are laws and statutes in both North and South Carolina that dictate what types of records members can and cannot see. In order to have a successful tenure as a volunteer community leader,  it is imperative to know what types of records can be shared, under what circumstances they can be shared, as well as how long different types of records must be kept on file and how to handle confidential informatio...

May 25, 2021 at 12:08 PM Shares0 (image via Getty Images) Ed. note: A version of this column originally appeared on Original Jurisdiction, the latest Substack publication from David Lat. You can learn more about Original Jurisdiction on its About page, and you can subscribe through this signup page. By now we all know the story of how the Am Law 100 fared in 2020. Contrary to what many of us predicted, the Am Law 100, the nation’s 100 largest law firms by revenue, hit new highs in terms of gross revenue, revenue per lawyer, and profits per equity partner. For Biglaw, last year was a very...

Plus: Montgomery County Economic Development Corporation giving $10,000 COVID-19 relief grants to restaurants By Dan Schere | share this Photo courtesy of Nicole Houston Offit Kurman’s Bethesda office adds family law attorney Michele Zavos has joined Offit Kurman’s Bethesda law office as part of its expansion in family law. Zavos has practiced in the greater Washington area for more than 40 years and focuses on issues such as adoption, parentage, assisted reproductive technology and estate planning, according to a press release. Zavos represented Jessica Port in the case Port v. Cowan,...

The court-fashioned doctrine of "equitable mootness" has traditionally been invoked to bar appeals of orders confirming "substantially consummated" chapter 11 plans. Some appellate...

ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Offit Kurman Continues Del. Growth With Employment Atty Law360 (April 26, 2021, 4:11 PM EDT) -- Offit Kurman recently announced another attorney has joined its Delaware office as part of the firm's labor and employment group, continuing the firm's growth in the First State from what was a one-attorney outpost in 2017 to a present roster of 10 attorneys. On Friday, the firm announced Helene Episcopo has joined its Wilmington office with a focus on representing public and private employers on employment law matters and various kinds of litigation. That litigation wo...