February 20, 2018
Trial by Nature Tip #10 – Tips to Survival in the Courtroom
By Tricia DerrMale emperor penguins are “stay-at-home-dads.” Once the female lays the couple’s single egg, she goes off on a “girls weekend” for two months. While she stuffs her belly full of fish, the male penguin braves temperatures of up to -76° […]
Read MoreFebruary 15, 2018
Trial by Nature Tip #9 – Tips to Survival in the Courtroom
By Tricia DerrA study conducted by a postdoctoral student at Brown University documented acceleration of the chameleon tongue at speeds of 0 to 60mph in 1/100th of a second. The chameleon expends tremendous energy to strike. The tongue is nearly as long […]
Read MoreFebruary 10, 2018
Trial by Nature Tip #8 – Tips to Survival in the Courtroom
By Tricia DerrHognose snakes cannot be beat at “playing possum.” This reptile is so theatrical, it will literally stage its own murder by spewing blood and smelly fluid from its mouth and anus while writhing in feigned painful last breaths. Apparently, its […]
Read MoreFebruary 1, 2018
Business Divorce Part III: A Divorce Without Litigation
By Jeremy SuggIn Part I of our four-part Business Divorce series, we discussed the value of knowing your options when pursuing a business divorce. Part II discussed the opportunity cost of discovery. Now, in Part III, we will address resolving a business […]
Read MoreJanuary 26, 2018
What Makes A Super Lawyer?
By Lincoln DerrTo say we are proud of the recognition of Sara R. Lincoln, recently showcased in 2018 North Carolina Super Lawyers Magazine, would be an understatement. Our team at Lincoln Derr is excited for readers to get a glimpse of what makes Sara Lincoln […]
Read MoreJanuary 23, 2018
Trial by Nature #7 – Tips to Survival in the Courtroom
By Tricia DerrCamouflage is an art as much as it is a form of survival in the wild. It is a skill equally utilized by predator and prey. The octopus is a master manipulator of camouflage. It can change color and texture […]
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