The Road Less Traveled: A Path to Civil Justice for Victims of Crime
Crime victims face many obstacles accessing justice and rebuilding their lives. The civil justice system offers victims another opportunity to obtain justice. However, this opportunity is often missed because victims […]
Maintaining Lawyer Wellness in the Face of COVID-19 and a Troubled Economy
The effects of “the new normal” vary from lawyer to lawyer, but they include increased alcohol usage, sleeping less, feeling anxious/stressed, having headaches, gaining weight, being distracted at home and […]
It Takes a Village: Protecting the Elderly from Abuse
Now more than ever, the vulnerabilities of elderly populations are clear. Older adults are more likely to suffer physical, emotional, and financial abuse. Trained advocates and family members can benefit […]
Young Lawyers Council Case Workshop
The Young Lawyers Council hosts monthly case workshops to discuss topics and questions submitted by members, and to seek advice and guidance from other NCVBA members. These meetings open to […]
Beyond the Restraining Order: Civil Options for Victims of Domestic Violence
Civil domestic violence remedies too often get lost in the gap between the family law attorney and the personal injury attorney. This webinar will explore how victims of domestic violence […]
Elder Abuse: What Do We Know from Research and Practice?
The Center for Victim Research (CVR) invites you to attend our upcoming webinar, “Elder Abuse: What Do We Know from Research and Practice" on Tuesday, June 30, 2020 from 2 to 3 pm […]
A Right to Know: What Human Trafficking Survivors and Their Advocates Need to Know About Monetary Remedies in the Law
In 2003, Congress amended Trafficking Victims Protection Act (TVPA) to add a civil remedy provision. Most states have now followed Congress’ lead by passing human trafficking laws that also included […]
AAJ Amped Up
The need to learn more, do more and adapt is now more crucial than ever. Trial Lawyers are fighters, we fight for our clients and we fight for justice. By […]
Parking in the Red Zone: Understanding Violent Crimes in Parking Lots
According to the Department of Justice, more than 7% of all non-murder, violent victimizations occur in parking lots. Though that calculation does not include murders, this webinar will step though […]
