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Navigating Title IX Investigations and Campus Disciplinary Proceedings
Edited by Melissa Hill | Published on May 27, 2025 Facing a Title IX investigation, campus disciplinary proceedings, or university student conduct matters can be overwhelming for students. These processes can significantly impact your academic future and personal reputation. At Tharrington Smith, we understand the complexities involved and emphasize the importance of legal representation to ensure
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Sharon Lin Becomes Town Attorney for Weldon, Enfield, and Littleton
Raleigh, N.C., April 2, 2025 – Tharrington Smith, LLP is proud to announce that Attorney Sharon Lin has been officially sworn in as the Town Attorney for the Town of Weldon on March 10, 2024. She has also recently taken on the role of Town Attorney for the Towns of Enfield and Littleton. She succeeds
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Critical North Carolina Education Law Changes for 2024
Introduction As we move further into 2024, North Carolina’s education landscape continues to evolve with new legislation, regulations, and court decisions. These changes have significant implications for schools, educators, and administrators. Tharrington Smith, LLP is your trusted resource for staying informed and compliant with the latest developments in education law. Key Education Law Updates in
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Love Is in the Air-And So Is Smart Planning: Why Prenups Matter
Edited By Casey Fidler | Published on February 11, 2025 February is the month of love. With Valentine’s Day in the spotlight, couples are celebrating their relationships, planning romantic surprises, and even getting engaged. While love is in the air, it’s also the perfect time to have an open and honest conversation about the future,
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ABC Omnibus Bill 2024: Key Updates to NC’s Beverage Alcohol Regulations
Edited by Kris Gardner | Published on August 30, 2024 On July 8, 2024, Senate Bill 527 (SL 2024-41) was signed into law, making significant updates to North Carolina’s beverage alcohol regulations. This comprehensive legislation, often referred to as the ABC Omnibus Bill, introduces several key changes designed to streamline processes and expand opportunities for
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North Carolina General Assembly Adopts Legislation to Further Regulate Wine Distribution
Legislation regulating the way wine is distributed in North Carolina became effective on May 12, 2011 (S.L. 2011-73). This legislation was supported by all North Carolina industry members, including distributors, retailers and wineries.
