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Remembering Russell Robinson: A Pillar of North Carolina Law and Philanthropy Passes at 93

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Charlotte, North Carolina – Russell Robinson, a prominent figure in North Carolina’s legal and philanthropic landscape, passed away on Friday at the age of 93. As a co-founder of Robinson Bradshaw, a law firm which has grown to nearly 180 attorneys, Robinson significantly impacted the legal field and contributed to various civic endeavors in the state. Born and raised in Charlotte, Robinson established a reputation for expertise in securities law. His influential book, “Robinson on North Carolina Corporation Law,” is currently in its seventh edition, highlighting his commitment to legal education and practice. Robinson’s philanthropic … Read more

Wilmington Attorney Will Oden Earns Spot on North Carolina Lawyers Weekly’s Employment Law Power List for 2025

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WILMINGTON, N.C. — Labor and employment attorney Will Oden has earned a prestigious spot on the Employment Law Power List of North Carolina Lawyers Weekly for the second consecutive year, marking a notable recognition among peers in the legal profession. Oden is among just 28 attorneys across the state honored for their leadership and impactful contributions to employment law practices in North Carolina. This recognition, celebrated in the August 2025 edition of the publication, highlights attorneys who have made significant strides in their field. Oden’s efforts in advancing employment law reform have certainly positioned him … Read more

North Carolina Attorney General Files $200 Million Lawsuit to Restore Crucial Infrastructure Funding Amid Federal Cuts

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Leland, N.C. — The North Carolina Attorney General, Jeff Jackson, is taking legal action against the federal government in response to significant funding losses experienced by over 60 local entities in the state. This follows the abrupt suspension of the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) program in April, leaving many communities in a financial bind. Among those affected is the Town of Leland, which reports a loss of more than $1.1 million. This funding was previously allocated to relocate a sewer lift station away from Sturgeon Creek, a project vital for environmental protection and … Read more

Navigating Heartbreak and Legal Hurdles: North Carolina Woman’s Journey for Abortion After Fetal Anomalies

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In Richmond, Virginia, a woman identified only as J faced a heartbreaking decision last February: to terminate her pregnancy. After weeks of ultrasounds and specialist consultations, she traveled four hours from eastern North Carolina to access abortion care, a journey necessitated by new state laws that impose severe restrictions on such medical procedures. Initially filled with anticipation for her first pregnancy, J and her husband had eagerly prepared for their baby, spending time setting up a nursery and attending ultrasounds. However, everything changed during a routine appointment when technicians detected multiple concerning abnormalities in their … Read more