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Professor George Walker receives N.C. Bar Association Dispute Resolution Section’s Peace Award

Professor George Walker, the Dean’s Research Professor of Admiralty and International Law, has received the North Carolina Bar Association Dispute Resolution Section’s Peace Award.

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Patti Ramseur (’99) receives professionalism award from North Carolina Bar Association

Patti Ramseur (’99), a partner in Smith Moore Leatherwood’s Greensboro office,  received the Robinson O. Everett Professionalism Award at the North Carolina Bar Association’s (NCBA) annual meeting on June 23 in Wilmington, N.C.

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Keith Burns (’93), Richard Glazier (’81), Robert Mullinax Sr. (’77) and Corena Norris-McCluney (’00) among recipients of NCBA 2012 Citizen Lawyer Award

The North Carolina Bar Association, in conjunction with the Citizen Lawyer Committee, has announced the 2012 recipients of the Citizen Lawyer Award. Of the 13 honorees, four are alumni of the Wake Forest University School of Law, and one is an undergraduate alumnus.

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R. Michael Wells Sr. (’74) installed as president of North Carolina Bar Association

R. Michael Wells Sr. (’74), senior partner of Wells Jenkins Lucas & Jenkins in Winston-Salem, was installed on Saturday, June 23, as the 118th president of the North Carolina Bar Association. Continue reading »

Professor Luellen Curry nominated to serve as a NCBA vice president

Luellen Curry, associate professor of Legal Analysis, Writing and Research at the Wake Forest University School of Law, has been nominated to serve a one-year term as a vice president of the North Carolina Bar Association. Continue reading »

Assistant Dean Susan Montaquila

Assistant Dean Susan Montaquila serves as NCBA delegate in Turkey

Wake Forest University School of Law Assistant Dean Susan Montaquila spent a portion of her summer in Turkey as a delegate to the North Carolina Bar Association’s Attorney Exchange program. Continue reading »