By Adrienne Blocker | Published October 17, 2017 | Posted in Featured | Tagged Tags: attorney adrienne blocker, law offices of adrienne blocker |
Social Media -Too Much Information! When I was about 10 years old, I remember getting into trouble because of something I wrote in a note to one friend saying things about another friend. My mom told me, “Never put anything in writing that you don’t want the whole world to know.” Little did mom know Read More
Read MoreAdrienne honored by Lawyers Weekly North Carolina Lawyers Weekly will host the seventh annual Leaders in the Law awards event in September 2017. We will honor legal professionals licensed and practicing law in the state of North Carolina, who have gone above and beyond in their profession and their community. These honorees represent the most Read More
Read MoreAdrienne’s case featured in Lawyers Weekly A young husband and wife who were seriously injured after a driver fell asleep at the wheel and crashed head-on into their car have reached a $1.55 million settlement with the driver, an attorney for the couple reports. Adrienne Blocker of Durham reported that her clients, Ryan and Ashley Read More
Read MoreAdrienne is a board member for NCAJ High School Mock Trial Competition Taken from the Advocates for Justice Page: “The North Carolina Advocates for Justice High School Mock Trial Program is operated by the Carolina Center for Civic Education (CCCE). The CCCE is a nonprofit corporation formed by the North Carolina Advocates for Justice with Read More
Read MoreAdrienne Blocker wrote “Premises Liability—A Slippery Floor in North Carolina” Adrienne Blocker wrote “Premises Liability—A Slippery Floor in North Carolina” in the best selling book Personal Injury Practice in North Carolina. She literally wrote the book that other lawyers follow involving Premises Liability Cases. Adrienne Blocker wrote “Premises Liability—A Slippery Floor in North Carolina” in the best Read More
Read MoreAdrienne is moderating a panel discussion Adrienne is moderating a panel discussion titled the “NCAJ Mentoring Program: A Mentor-Mentee Panel Discussion”. This will take place THURSDAY, MAY 4, 10 a.m. located at the North Carolina Advocates for Justice Headquarters 1312 Annapolis Drive Raleigh, NC 27608 The presentation is part of the PROFESSIONALISM FOR NEW ATTORNEYS Read More
Read MoreAmanda Raymond/Salisbury Post High school students argued their case in front of a judge during the North Carolina Advocates for Justice High School Mock Trial Regional Competition at the Rowan County Courthouse on Saturday. Students compete in regional mock trial competition at Rowan County Courthouse By Amanda Raymond [email protected] SALISBURY — Courtrooms at the Read More
Read MoreAdrienne receives her Sixth Order of Service Award Adrienne Blocker Litigation Attorney Adrienne Blocker is receiving her sixth Order of Service Award. She is a founding member of the NCAJ Auto Torts Section and is currently serving as its Secretary. She is on the Board of Directors of the Carolina Center for Civic Education (CCCE), Read More
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