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e-bar (Volume 10, No. 19)

Article Date: Tuesday, May 11, 2010

PRO BONO AWARD WINNERS SET FOR ANNUAL MEETING RECOGNITION

Winners of the 2010 NCBA Pro Bono Service Awards have been selected for recognition at the 2010 NCBA Annual Meeting at the Hilton Wilmington Riverside (June 24-27). The honorees will be Cynthia Alleman (William Thorp Pro Bono Service Award), Linda S. Johnson (Deborah Greenblatt Outstanding Legal Services Attorney Award), Robinson Bradshaw and Hinson (Large Law Firm Pro Bono Service Award), Hatcher Law Group (Smaller Law Firm Pro Bono Service Award), the 28th Judicial District Bar (Chief Justice Award) and the UNC School of Law's Wills Project (Law Student Group Pro Bono Award). Access the link below for additional information.

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JUSTICE HARRY MARTIN, STUDENTS HONORED AT LAW DAY

Former Supreme Court Justice Harry C. Martin was honored Friday as the 2010 recipient of the Liberty Bell Award during the NCBA's annual observance of Law Day, hosted by the Young Lawyers Division. Student winners from across the state were also recognized including Alex Lew and Nicholas Liu of the N.C. School of Science and Math in Durham who prevailed in the finals of the moot court competition. Funding for Law Day and Law Week events is provided by the Beverly C. Moore Justice Fund of the NCBA Foundation.

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IN MEMORIAM

Former U.S. Rep. Ike F. Andrews of Pittsboro died Monday at the age of 84. The Chatham County lawyer represented the 4th congressional district from 1973-85 and also served five terms in the General Assembly. Arrangements will be accessible via the link below upon publication.

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KEVIN DOWNING ADDED AS SPEAKER FOR NC/SC TAX WORKSHOPS

The Ninth Annual North Carolina /South Carolina Tax Section Workshops at Kiawah Island on May 28 are rapidly approaching. Make plans to attend today and enjoy a weekend of CLE, fellowship and all the golf and other recreational activities offered at Kiawah. In addition, a special speaker has been added to the lineup, Kevin M. Downing who serves as senior litigation counsel with the Criminal Enforcement Section of the U.S. Department of Justice's Tax Division. He will join Justin Thornton in leading the Criminal Tax workshop Saturday morning. Check out this CLE program and more at the link below.

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CONTRIBUTIONS SOUGHT FOR YLD ART AUCTION AT ANNUAL MEETING
The NCBA Young Lawyers Division has organized an Art by Lawyers exhibition and silent auction at the Bar Convention for the last several years. Since its inception, the silent auction has resulted in thousands of dollars for Legal Aid of North Carolina and displayed the creativity of our own lawyers. The YLD will again mount an Art by Lawyers exhibition and silent auction at the 2010 NCBA Annual Meeting, scheduled June 24-27 at the Hilton Wilmington Riverside. If you wish to donate or exhibit your work, please contact Phillip Long at plong@brookspierce.com and access the link below to register online for the 2010 NCBA Annual Meeting.

https://www.ncbar.org/membership/annual-meeting-registration.aspx

WEBSITE OF THE WEEK

The 14th Annual Webby Awards - often referred to as the Oscars of the Internet - have been announced and are accessible via the link below along with the nominees in each of some 70 categories. Props to the Winston-Salem law firm Hartsoe & Associates for its nomination in the law category, which was won by Bitter Lawyer.

http://www.webbyawards.com/webbys/current.php?season=CURRENT_SEASON