
Solicitor General of North Carolina @NCAGO, husband to Eunee @UNC_Health_Care
Durham, NC
Joined December 2016
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Many people have sent kind expressions of sympathy and regret that my nomination to the Fourth Circuit didn’t pan out. Thank you for your support, from the bottom of my heart, but no need to pour one out for me! 1/
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Being my state’s Solicitor General is an absolute dream job. I’ve been at it for nearly five years, and won’t do it forever. But AG-elect Jeff Jackson has graciously asked me to stay on, and I’m grateful for the opportunity to work with him as he transitions into office. 5/
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BREAKING: The Court of Appeals upheld the SAFE Child Act's lookback window, which gave people who were sexually abused as children an opportunity to bring a civil action against their abusers. Attorney General @JoshStein_ released the following statement: ncdoj.gov/attorney-general-s…
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State legislators cannot violate the will of the people as expressed in their constitutions & interpreted by their supreme courts. I am incredibly proud of my team for winning this critical case upholding our democracy. Thanks, @RyanYPark & @boldsticker, for your great work! 2/2
This brought a smile to my face and a tear to my eye. I had just turned ten, the age my daughter is now, when my two future bosses began to collaborate on their most important project.
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The photographs from this day are extraordinary. A bonus cameo . . . a young Bob Katzmann (later to be Chief Judge of the Second Circuit). ♥️
It was fun to get the chance to meet the next generation of NC appellate lawyers! Thanks to the NC Court of Appeals for welcoming my office’s amazing summer interns as well.
Proud to support our colleague James in his second appellate argument during his fellowship year. Our fellows are integral to everything we do. Apply by June 1 to join us!
Many thanks to @AppellateProj for inviting me to share a few thoughts on my path so far. I’m grateful for all the wonderful work they’re doing to open doors and build communities in the appellate space. /1
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I’m also glad to share an article I’ve written for @NCBAorg — with two amazing former interns @DukeLaw, Mary Gen Sanner and Emma Ritter — on diversity among advocates at the North Carolina Supreme Court. /2 ncbar.org/nc-lawyer/2023-05/…
Breaking my twitter silence to say, come join us! With Sarah’s well-deserved promotion, we have a Deputy SG opening in our office. You couldn’t ask for a more varied or interesting caseload, and it’s an honor to serve the best state in the nation @NCAGO.
Seems like the appropriate time to highlight that I’ve changed jobs! I left the SG’s office at the start of 2023 to become Deputy AG and General Counsel @NCAGO.
It’s been an exciting first two months, and we are full steam ahead to make the most of the next two years.
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Here’s the link to the application. Closes 3/24 and NC bar membership required. governmentjobs.com/careers/n…
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Headed back home to NC after a great week in DC, including a morning at SCOTUS, where our office was defending democracy. There’s no better team than the one I’m privileged to be a part of at NCDOJ.
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More great news from the NC Supreme Court! In our case against DuPont & Chemours alleging they dumped forever chemicals into the Cape Fear, the Court allowed our case to go forward. We want to make them clean up the mess they made to our natural resources. wect.com/2022/11/04/nc-supre…
Incredible way to close out a memorable week. The NCSCT unanimously held that @NCAGO’s claims against DuPont and its corporate successors for contaminating our state’s environment can go forward. /1
Attorney General @JoshStein_ released a statement in response to the Supreme Court of North Carolina’s opinion in the PFAS/Fayetteville Works matter. The Court affirmed that the Business Court has personal jurisdiction over Corteva and New Dupont. ncdoj.gov/attorney-general-j…
Here’s a primer on our efforts and the obstacles we’ve faced — and now, started to overcome — in getting our claims heard on the merits. /2 nytimes.com/2021/10/20/busin…
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