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Licensed in North Carolina for 35 years
State: North Carolina
Acquired: 1990
No misconduct found
Location
Smith,Anderson,Blount, Dorsett, Mitchell & Jernigan, L.L.P.
P.O. Box 2611, Raleigh, NC, 27602
Law Offices of Peter J. Marino
2105 Whirlabout Way, Raleigh, NC, 27613-6196
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Listed, North Carolina Super Lawyers
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Listed, North Carolina Business Weekly, Legal Elite
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Associations
North Carolina Bar Association, Construction Law Section
Chair
American Bar Association
Member
American Bar Association, Litigation Section, Construction Litigation Committee
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North Carolina Bar Association, Construction Law Section
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North Carolina Bar Association, Real Property Law Section
Member
Education
1990
University of North Carolina School of Law
JD - Juris Doctor
1987
Lemoyne College
BA - Bachelor of Arts
Speaking Engagements
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National Business Institute
“Managing Complex Construction Law Issues in North Carolina
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North Carolina Bar Association Practical Skills Seminar
Highlights of a Construction Law Practice; Contracts, Breaches and Damages, Liens, Bonds, and Licensure Issues
Publications
2005
Change Order
The Contractor’s ‘Sledge Hammer’ The Sale of the Owner’s Property (or Threat Thereof) Under North Carolina’s Lien Law
2000
Change Order
The Swain Amendment — An Adequate Fix to the Double Liability Problem?
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North Carolina Construction Law Deskbook
Licensing of Construction Industry Professionals
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North Carolina Construction Law Deskbook
Insurance Issues in Construction
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North Carolina Construction Law Deskbook
Construction Liens