Attorney Wallace has recently joined Brock & Scott as an associate attorney, with various creditors rights duties.

Attorney Wallace helped people with a variety of legal needs, such as: business formation, advising, registration of trademarks and copyrights, criminal defense, family law, and other community needs primarily in Wake County and surrounding counties.

I held approximately six (6) one-hour unemployment hearings per day, in which I:· Utilized basic knowledge of the principles and practices of administrative law.· Interpreted laws, rules, regulations, and court decisions.· Analyzed facts, evidence, and legal documents.· Expressed legal interpretations or conclusions of law clearly and logically in oral and written form. · Used interpreter services.· Maintained effective working relationships with the public and other persons contacted in the course of work.

Attorney Wallace helped people with a variety of legal needs, such as: business formation, advising, registration of trademarks and copyrights, criminal defense, family law, and other community needs primarily in Wake County and surrounding counties. Attorney Wallace has returned to private practice and has been accepting new clients since Monday June 20, 2022.

Analyzed documents in State’s dispute with a vendor in a multi-million-dollar lawsuit. One of a handful of attorneys retained for this project. Provided e-Discovery/Relativity expertise to supervising state attorneys.

• Promoted to Team Lead (top 3% selection). • Reviewed documents for responsiveness to requests for production. • Reviewed documents for privilege. • Skilled in Relativity for e-Discovery.

• Wrote letters of support persuading USCIS that non-immigrants’ experience and education qualify for non-immigrant visas. • Prepared H-1B visa Petitions, including Amendments, Extensions, and New Hires. • Proficient in INSZoom.

• Wrote legal memoranda, including motions, briefs, opinion letters, and interrogatories.• Researched legal issues.

Represented clients at every stage of the litigation process from intake to trial in any appropriate state court in the following areas: • Protective Orders.• Denial of Benefits.• Other civil legal issues consistent with Legal Aid services.

• Wrote memoranda in areas including federal trademark registration, comparing franchise registration and advertising laws, foreign business entity registration, corporate structure, wills, and federal income tax.• Researched legal issues.

• Performed legal research for Professor Folsom for his scholarly papers on IP. • Edited those papers. • Proofed those papers. Cited in the "author information and author thanks the following people" footnote for: • Finding Superman (Poisoned Flowers in Cyberspace, Pt. 1): Resolving Focal Point Offenses and Trademark Conflicts on the Internet and in Cyberspace by Rewriting Code, 43 MCGEORGE L.REV. 199 (2012).• Minority Report: Real Patent Reform, Maybe Later—the America Invents Act and the Quasi-Recodification Solution, 6 AKRON INTELL. PROP. J. 179 (2012) (symposium issue).• Racing the Genie (Poisoned Flowers in Cyberspace, Pt. 2): Implementing the Solution to Focal Point Abuses and Trademark Conflicts in Cyberspace—New Law for Coded Technology, 43 MCGEORGE L.REV. 815 (2012).

• Represented clients seeking Protective Orders from the Virginia Beach Juvenile & Domestic Relations District Court. • Researched legal issues. • Prepared legal advisory letters for clients and in-house memos for attorneys on topics including the following: poverty law, family law, assistance with obtaining federal and state benefits, protective orders, and Virginia's Child Protective Services Finding of Level 1 Dispositions and the appeals process for same.

• Clerk for Chief Judge Robert S. Brewbaker. • Performed legal research for Judge Brewbaker on J. & D.R. Court jurisdiction, family law, and Department of State passport regulations. • Observed all aspects of several trials on custody/visitation, child abuse and neglect, foster care, child and spousal support, sexual abuse, adult domestic misdemeanors & felonies, and juvenile misdemeanors & felonies: A&B, gang crimes, arson, drug possession, larceny, traffic, etc. Observed one jury trial for murder. Discussed rulings with judge.

• Used Microsoft collaboration software (SharePoint) to create internal sites and trained employees in SharePoint best practices, supporting the rollout of Oracle/PeopleSoft to 40,000+ employees across 23 campuses and the Chancellor’s Office (CO). • Managed systems to promote organization-wide knowledge sharing. • Served as planning lead for transition of cms.calstate.edu to SharePoint. • Proposed content management goals consistent with SharePoint best practices, and defined those goals with regard to stakeholder requirements in the CO and on the campuses.

• Managed cms.calstate.edu through two major re-organizations.• Web application design/development using ASP 3.0, VBScript, MS SQL, HTML • Fully responsible for grammar and proofreading of site with hundreds of web pages and thousands of employee users.