The enemy is suffering—not death 2 2 James T. Cheatham received a BS degree in 1957 in Business Administration and a JD in Law in 1961, from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He is a practicing attorney in Greenville, North Carolina and “of counsel” with Poyner and Spruill Attorneys. He has a special interest in health law, having served as legal counsel for 15 years at Pitt County Memorial Hospital and having been chairman of the Health Law Section of the North Carolina Bar Association. Publications Mr. Cheatham has written include Living Wills Under North Carolina’s Natural Death Act (1985), Bicentennial of the Inauguration of President Washington (October 1990), Atlantic Turkey Shoot—U-Boats off the Outer Banks in WWII (1990), The North Carolina Physicians Legal Desk Book (1992), Sailing the Carolina Sounds—Historical Places and My Favorite People (1993), Duties of Nonprofit Corporate Directors (June 1994), To Die Gallantly—The Battle of the Atlantic (1994), and Companies Learn There Are Faster Ways to Settle Civil Cases (December 1994).
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The enemy is suffering—not death 2 2 James T. Cheatham received a BS degree in 1957 in Business Administration and a JD in Law in 1961, from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He is a practicing attorney in Greenville, North Carolina and “of counsel” with Poyner and Spruill Attorneys. He has a special interest in health law, having served as legal counsel for 15 years at Pitt County Memorial Hospital and having been chairman of the Health Law Section of the North Carolina Bar Association. Publications Mr. Cheatham has written include Living Wills Under North Carolina’s Natural Death Act (1985), Bicentennial of the Inauguration of President Washington (October 1990), Atlantic Turkey Shoot—U-Boats off the Outer Banks in WWII (1990), The North Carolina Physicians Legal Desk Book (1992), Sailing the Carolina Sounds—Historical Places and My Favorite People (1993), Duties of Nonprofit Corporate Directors (June 1994), To Die Gallantly—The Battle of the Atlantic (1994), and Companies Learn There Are Faster Ways to Settle Civil Cases (December 1994).
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