The Confederate monument outside the Alamance County Courthouse in Graham, Alamance County, North Carolina. (Credit: Warren LeMay via Wikimedia Commons)
A tussle over a century-old statue in central North Carolina has two large law firms facing off in a case tied to the nationwide effort by some groups to remove long-standing memorials of some divisive historical figures and movements.
The law firms’ positions in the case have caught the attention of legal industry observers.
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