by Vance R. Parker JD, MBA | Jan 11, 2020
2nd Amendment critics commonly portray concealed carry permit holders as dangerous to American society. Following the recent December 29, 2019, West Freeway Church of Christ church sanctuary attack near Fort Worth, Texas (where a volunteer concealed carry permit...
by Vance R. Parker JD, MBA | Jul 17, 2019
North Carolina landowners may worry from time to time about accident liability exposure from ranch or farm employees, hunters, fishermen, lease users (lessees) or other invited guests, or even from uninvited trespassers unknowingly using their land. North Carolina law...
by Vance R. Parker JD, MBA | Jun 11, 2019
From my earliest memory, my family lived near the water, and as a young boy, I wanted to be just like my dad. How wise he was—how could he know so many things? We always had a small powerboat, and, from the time I was little, my dad was always teaching me how to use...
by Vance R. Parker JD, MBA | May 4, 2019
Hiker Nate Edmonds, expecting a peaceful day hike in Hitchiti Experimental Forest, a 5,000 acre federal forest adjacent to Piedmont National Wildlife Refuge in Jones County, Georgia, encountered the unexpected on Saturday, May 26, 2018. Nate decided to hike that day...
by Vance R. Parker JD, MBA | Jul 2, 2018
Free fishing day is back again! This annual tradition, sponsored by the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission and authorized by the N.C. General Assembly, lasts from 12 am until 11:59 pm on July 4. Anglers of all ages are encouraged to fish any public waters in NC for...
