Should you find your company managing a claim of sexual harassment, many tough decisions lie ahead. Most of those decisions will be aimed at preserving the safety of employees...

On March 27, 2020 as Governor Roy Cooper's Stay at Home Order went into effect, I was fielding requests from other North Carolina lawyers to move forward with depositions. The push was on to try to keep cases moving forward.

So, you have received a decision from the court and you are disappointed. The judge did not see the issue your way and denied your motion. You believe that the court missed something that should have resulted in your favor. Do you move to reconsider?

In this episode of Trying 2 Win, hosts Sara Lincoln and Tricia Derr, founders of the women-led law firm, Lincoln Derr, break down their toughest cases.

While remote work has been a constant for many over the past year, various restrictions, deadlines, and guidelines have been ever-changing.

After I paused my legal career to raise three children, I faced hurdles when I tried to re-enter the workforce. I lacked a network and opportunities and faced the implicit bias that I was too old and had lost my edge.

The internet continues to change the workplace landscape – most recently, in the form of more non-traditional career opportunities or a gig economy.

As a Bar, we need to look after our flock. Like the penguins taking turns standing on the cold perimeter of the flock, we must all contribute to the greater good of our community. Dedication to pro bono work, Bar programs, teaching opportunities and professionalism is a shared responsibility.

The intersection between art and law with Sally Higgins, former lawyer and artist for our podcast cover art background, "Brave Enough."

The frilled-neck lizard of Australia is a brownish-gray lizard. Nothing is special about it – until you scare it. I first saw the "frilled lizard technique" in the courtroom while trying a medical malpractice case against a highly reputable attorney ("Famous Lawyer"). Knowing we were up against one of the best, we worked tirelessly to prepare our star expert for what would certainly be a brutal cross-examination.

s the U.S. Women's National Team ("USWNT") racks up wins at the SheBelieves Cup this week, their attorneys are gearing up for the trial in their Equal Pay case...

The Families First Coronavirus Response Act ("FFCRA") passed by Congress and signed into law on March 18, 2020 goes into effect today. That means employers

If you're an employer that hasn't already started or made plans to comply with the paid leave entitlements of the Families First Coronavirus Response Act ("FFCRA"), you may not have as much time as you think.

Like the Dingo, great trial teams identify, cultivate and potentiate individual talent. Each member is aware of, and accountable for, their own responsibilities. Strategy is well-planned and practiced.

Many small businesses in North Carolina are wondering if they will survive the temporary closures or other losses required by Governor Roy Cooper's Executive Stay at Home Order.

Social Distancing Day 24. Zoom call 56. And that is light compared to many. Is Zoom a secure way to conduct business during COVID-19? Now the news reports that my Zoom

Being a legal ringmaster requires extraordinary confidence and savvy communication skills.

In the courtroom, timing is everything. Any "miss" is a costly one. Timing requires cadence. Execution of timing is one trial skill firmly rooted in pure experience.

In Part I of our four-part series on business divorces, we discussed the importance of knowing your options in a business divorce:

November is Native American Heritage Month. Although the calendar page has turned, it is perhaps, even more important to remember its significance.