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Judge holds Mocksville town manager liable in officers’ firings

Posted: Monday, August 15, 2016 2:10 pm By Michael Hewlett Winston-Salem Journal Mocksville Town Manager Christine Bralley is liable for the wrongful firings of three police officers in 2011, a move that came just two weeks after the officers reported allegations of police corruption to state officials, a federal judge has ruled. U.S. District Judge Thomas D. Schroeder made...

PRESS RELEASE December 3, 2015

For Immediate Release Helen Parsonage 336 724 2828 Winston-Salem attorney Helen Parsonage was recently certified by the North Carolina State Bar as a specialist in State and Federal Criminal Law. Ms. Parsonage, a partner in

EMP Announces 2016 AV Preeminent Rating for Partner Helen Parsonage

Helen Parsonage selected to Best Lawyers in America, 2016

EMP Partner Awarded Order of Service

EMP Law Firm Partner, Helen Parsonage, is honored to have received the Order of Service Award from the North Carolina Advocates for Justice. The Order of Service is a recognition of members who have given generously of their

Pension suit could be nearing end – Winston-Salem Journal: Local Business

The U.S. Supreme Court declined Tuesday to hear a petition filed by a unit of R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., meaning there could be a resolution this year to a 13-year-old lawsuit led by Richard Tatum of Winston-Salem against the

Federal appeals court rules lawsuit alleging corruption, discrimination in Mocksville police dept. can go to trial

Three former police officers of the Mocksville Police Department, sued the Mocksville Police Department (MPD) claiming they were fired in violation of their right to free speech for speaking out against the corruption in the

Why You Need to Know About the Immigration Consequences of Criminal Conviction, Whether You Like It or Not

By Helen Parsonage, Elliot Morgan Parsonage PLLC “The Immigration and Nationality Act is a bit of a beast. It is not known for being warm or cuddly; words like ‘intricate’ and ‘Byzantine’ come more readily to mind

The Challenges Faced By Injured Workers

Below are links to two informative publications highlighting the obstacles faced by indiviuals when injured at work: In a recent blog post, Lydia Depillis of the Washington Post detailed the struggles faced by injured

No Hay de Queso No Mas de DACA y Ahora de DAPA, Pero No Se Crea Cualquier Cuento

Por Michelle Mendez Los notarios en los EE.UU. no son abogados pero cada vez que se rumora o se anuncia un nuevo programa de inmigración salen los notarios haciéndose pasar como abogados de inmigración para atraer