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Attorney: Kelly Margolis Dagger

January 25, 2016 Jonathan A. Berkelhammer Andrew S. Chamberlin Alex J. Hagan Leslie C. Packer Jonathan D. Sasser Thomas H. Segars Curtis J. Shipley Paul K. Sun, Jr. Dixie T. Wells Michael G. Winters Kelly Margolis Dagger Charles N. Anderson, Jr.
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Twenty Ellis & Winters Lawyers Named to 2016 North Carolina Super Lawyers

Ellis & Winters LLP is pleased to announce that twenty of its attorneys have been selected for inclusion in the 2016 North Carolina Super Lawyers and North Carolina “Rising Stars” lists. Super Lawyers is a rating service of outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high-degree of peer […]

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November 4, 2015 Paul K. Sun, Jr. Kelly Margolis Dagger
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Paul Sun to Speak at CLE Hosted by Federal Bar Association for the Eastern District of North Carolina

On November 6, 2015, Ellis & Winters partner Paul Sun will present during two programs at a CLE hosted by the Federal Bar Association for the Eastern District of North Carolina (FBA EDNC). Mr. Sun’s first presentation will provide an introduction to federal practice in the EDNC for attorneys and paralegals who […]

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October 6, 2015 Kelly Margolis Dagger
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Kelly Margolis Dagger Named Secretary of Eastern District of North Carolina Chapter of the Federal Bar Association

Kelly Margolis Dagger Kelly Margolis Dagger has been named secretary of the Eastern District of North Carolina Chapter of the Federal Bar Association. Ms. Dagger’s one-year term commenced in October 2015. About Kelly Margolis Dagger Ms. Dagger focuses her practice on commercial litigation, appeals, and criminal defense. She has represented clients at trial […]

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July 16, 2015 Kelly Margolis Dagger
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The Supreme Court Addresses Scope of Section 11 Liability for Statements of Opinion

Kelly Margolis Dagger By Kelly Margolis Dagger Consider the following two statements: “The company’s business practices are legal.” “We believe the company’s business practices are legal.” From an investor’s perspective, do both statements have the same meaning? The United States Supreme Court thinks not. The former expresses a fact, the latter an opinion. […]

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