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Tripoint Law conducts real estate closings, defends consumers in collection litigation, and represents those harmed by dangerous drugs and medical devices.

Richard knows firsthand the stress, anxiety, and uncertainty that comes when dealing with the immigration process. As an immigrant himself, he has gone through the legal process and has experienced the same feelings of not knowing what the future holds until immigration reaches a decision. Richard decided to help fellow immigrants through the complex immigration process and enjoys helping spouses, parents, children, siblings, businesses, and refugees secure their visas, permanent residency, and citizenship. Being bilingual has made it easier to communicate with individuals directly without the need for translators.

Rich Daugherty is an employment law attorney with expertise in resolving work-related disputes for clients throughout the State of North Carolina.  He has successfully litigated against Fortune 500 and other large corporations in federal and state courts with results favorable to his clients.  Since 2003, Rich has represented individuals in a wide range of employment disputes including severance negotiations, executive exit negotiations, wrongful termination, sexual harassment and assault, discrimination, retaliation, and FMLA violations.. Whether your employment has been wrongfully terminated, you’re in fear of losing your job unlawfully, or you’re stuck in an untenable situation, contact Rich.  He will be by your side every step of the way to reach a fair resolution of your case.  Rich offers a one-on-one relationship with his clients.  When you contact his office, you will speak directly with him.  You can arrange for an initial phone conference at no charge.. Rich represents clients from across North Carolina, including Raleigh, Durham, Wilmington, Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Charlotte, and more.  He is available to meet with prospective clients outside of Chapel Hill when circumstances permit.  Evening appointments are also available.

My practice is focused primarily in the areas of Family law, Business law, and Landlord Tenant Law. She is licensed andadmitted to the North Carolina State Bar. Sarah received her J.D. from Charlotte School of Law. While there, she served as the President of Law Students for Reproductive Justice- Charlotte Chapter, earning the Charlotte Chapter national recognition for promoting change. Additionally, Sarah earned vital experience while interning with the Mecklenburg County Forensics Evaluation Unit and the Planning Unit.Sarah received her BS in Psychology from Clemson University in South Carolina with a minor in Business Administration. While atClemson University, Sarah was very active with the University and Community. She served as a Student Mentor for the PsychologyDepartment, she worked as a Research Assistant for the Psychology Department, she assisted as a welcome coordinator for new students, and she sang in the Clemson University Choir.. Prior to joining Maitland & English, Sarah worked with various other corporations as a Corporate Attorney. She gained fundamental experience working financial corporations, venture capitals banks, and national banks. As the newest associate, Sarah pulls from these varied and unique experiences to contribute to the Maitland & English team.. Outside of work, Sarah lives in Raleigh with her husband and enjoys giving back to the community and University. Sarah is also an avid Clemson Tigers Fan.

Mr. Roberson is originally from Williamston, North Carolina.  He moved to the Chapel Hill, North Carolina area in 1989 to attend the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and has lived in the Chapel Hill/Durham area since that time.  Mr. Roberson received his Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration with distinction from UNC in December of 1992.  During his time as an undergraduate student at UNC, Mr. Roberson was admitted to Phi Beta Kappa and Beta Gamma Sigma (a business honor fraternity) and he was also a member of Alpha Kappa Psi professional business fraternity.. Mr. Roberson received his law degree with honors from the University of North Carolina School of Law in 1996.  He was also duly licensed and admitted to practice in North Carolina that same year.. Mr. Roberson practices principally in the areas of business law, tax law, estate planning, estate administration and probate, and wills and trusts.

Mike Paduchowski earned his Juris Doctor from theUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill .  While attending law school Mike worked for the Orange County District Attorney's Office, was a member of the Holderness Moot Court Negotiation Team, achieved Dean's List honors, and was named to the prestigious Order of the Barristers.  Before attending law school Mike graduated from the University of North Carolina 's Kenan Flagler Business School with a degree in Business Administration then went to work for the law firm of Hedrick, Gardner, Kincheloe and Garofalo LLP.  Mike previously worked for the Maitland Law Firm in Chapel Hill where he was in charge of the firm's Criminal, Traffic, and Personal Injury section. Mike left his position at Maitland Law for an opportunity to join the Law Office of Matthew Charles Suczynski PLLC in 2011.  He has concentrated his practice areas and teamed up with Matthew Suczynski to provide the residents of North Carolina with superior legal service at affordable rates.. Mike is a skilled litigator and accomplished negotiator who utilizes his knowledge of the local court system and trial process to efficiently handle criminal, traffic, DWI, and personal injury matters. Mike and his wife, Brittney, have been members of the Chapel Hill/Durham community for over a decade.  He gives back to the community by coaching youth sports, serving as a Resident Judge in Teen Court, and volunteering as a Supervising Attorney for the NC Driver's License Restoration Project.  Mike believes that communication is key and takes pride in providing personal legal service to each and every client.

Michael Ganley leads the firm’s full-service, comprehensive Property Management practice, representing property management companies and homeowners associations throughout North Carolina and South Carolina.  His representation of homeowners associations includes collection of delinquent assessments, resolving disputes with vendors, mediating conflicts among homeowners, and amending covenants and by-laws.  Further, Mr. Ganley makes himself available to attend HOA meetings, hold Q&A sessions with homeowners and consult with Boards on legal issues. He also represents residential and commercial property owners, from single units to large apartment complexes, concerning leases, summary ejectment and collection of delinquent rent.   With a background in all aspects of real estate law, Mr. Ganley also maintains a strong commercial real estate practice. He has represented purchasers and sellers in a variety of real estate transactions, providing research and solutions to complex issues arising throughout the closing process. This includes representing individuals, investors and Fortune 500 companies in multimillion dollar real estate acquisitions in both urban and rural regions throughout the mid-Atlantic and Southeast, from the initial drafting and revision of contracts through negotiations with opposing parties and counsel, performing complex title searches, and ultimately coordinating the closing process among multiple parties, along with resolving various issues involving title defects and contract contingencies throughout. Michael was admitted to practice law in the state courts of North Carolina in 2010 and he was admitted to practice law in the state courts of South Carolina in 2011.

Meghan Deutsch-Blanco counsels individuals and businesses from around the world in immigration law cases. She provides high-quality, empathic, and thoughtful legal representation and advocacy.. Meghan focuses on immigration and nationality law in order to provide clients with up-to-date information in the rapidly changing legal landscape of immigration laws and practices. Meghan seeks to reduce the stress of the immigration process by providing accurate and timely counsel to her clients through all stages of their cases.. Meghan began her legal career at Legal Aid of North Carolina where she advocated for immigrant victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking in proceedings before U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services and the Executive Office of Immigration Review. She also has experience as a zealous courtroom litigator and uses her advocacy skills to champion the best possible results for her clients.. Meghan conducts frequent trainings on immigration law in the community. She enjoys explaining the immigration system without “legal talk” and has co-written a manual on the basics of immigration law that is used to train non-immigration attorneys.. Meghan attended law school at the University of North Carolina School of Law. During law school Meghan focused on issues of immigration law and spent her time outside of the books volunteering her time to help humanitarian immigration applicants. Meghan studied international economics and political science in college and graduated with honors from the University of North Carolina at Asheville. During college she spent a year studying and working in Cordoba, Argentina where she learned to speak fluent Spanish. Before becoming a lawyer she taught English to speakers of foreign languages in Asia and worked in a Raleigh law firm helping workers injured on the job.. Meghan enjoys spending time exploring North Carolina’s outdoor beauty with her family.

Laura Kastner, born in Bethesda, Maryland, grew up in Fayetteville, North Carolina. She graduated from North Carolina State University with her Bachelor of Science Degree in Apparel and Textile Marketing Management. During her time at N.C. State, she was a member of Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority and a member of Sigma Tau Sigma Textiles Honor Society. She graduated from the university with honors and spent six semesters on the Dean’s List.. Ms. Kastner went on to attend The University of North Carolina School of Law, where she received her Juris Doctor degree in 2015. In law school, she was a member of the Client Counseling Moot Court team and sat on the Executive Board for the Holderness Moot Court. She served as co-chair for the Craven Moot Court Competition. In her third year at UNC School of Law, Ms. Kastner was honored with an induction to the Order of the Barristers. While in law school, Ms. Kastner had numerous clerkships, which enabled her to better comprehend court processes. She clerked for the Honorable G. Wayne Abernathy, N.C. Superior Court Justice in District 15B, Orange and Chatham Counties, NC. In 2014, she clerked for the Honorable Christine M. Walczyk and Honorable Anna E. Worley in Wake County, where she gained experience in family law. Later that year, she clerked for the Honorable Robert N. Hunter of the North Carolina Supreme Court, where she experienced appeals work and brief writing.. When she is away from the office, Ms. Kastner spends time with loved ones, including her black lab, Scout. She enjoys exercising, traveling, and volunteering. Ms. Kastner is a dedicated advocate for children and a Guardian ad Litem for Orange and Chatham Counties. Laura Kastner joined Bagwell Holt Smith P.A. as a family law attorney in July of 2015, after having previously clerked for attorney John Miskey at the firm. She chose to focus on family law because she wanted to make a difference with clients who are in the throes of a crisis. While clients are sometimes unrealistic about the realities of the legal system, Ms. Kastner feels “a huge part of being a good attorney is managing client expectations and helping prepare them for the best and worst case scenarios.” She also finds, “making one person’s life better is extremely rewarding and makes a challenging job worth it.”

Kendall Page, a native of Chapel Hill, North Carolina, is an experienced and seasoned Real Estate Attorney with over 34 years of Law practice and service in the Triangle Area.  She followed in the footsteps of her Father who practiced Law before her and with whom she began her career at the very location she practices today.  She loves Chapel Hill, the Triangle and the surrounding towns and communities all of which offer richly diverse and unique opportunities to serve and practice what she loves.. When not in the office, Kendall loves to spend time with her family and friends as well as volunteer at Paws4Ever, a local gauranteed adoption faciilty located just west of Chapel Hill off Highway 54.  She loves to read, do puzzles, learn each day, and travel when possible.. If you have a need that falls within the skillset of Kendall's services she and her team would be delighted to help you.  Kendall and her staff are extremely customer centric and committed to providing you with exceptional support, and managing your transaction with appreciation to a successful conclusion.

Kathryn F. (Taylor) Abernethy joined The Noble Law employment law firm in January 2018 following more than 15 years in the defense bar at large international law firms. Ms. Abernethy has represented clients in matters arising under Title VII, the North Carolina Retaliatory Employment Discrimination Act (“REDA”), the North Carolina Whistleblower Statute, the North Carolina False Claims Act, the North Carolina Wage & Hour Act, the Fair Labor Standards Act, and other state and federal employment statutes. Ms. Abernethy has extensive background and experience as a litigator in class and collective action cases. She has also developed significant experience with navigating the regulatory frameworks surrounding medical practice and related industries. Among other things, Ms. Abernethy has represented physicians and medical providers in Administrative Law Judge proceedings and appeals before the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and with respect to licensure proceedings.. Ms. Abernethy has litigated cases in State and Federal Courts all over the United States, from Manhattan to San Francisco, and from Detroit to Dallas. She also has extensive experience in arbitration, mediation and in courts of appeals. She is admitted to practice before the State Bars of both North Carolina and Illinois, and in the United States Courts of Appeals for the Third, Fourth, Fifth and Seventh Circuits. She has written and presented on topics relating to e-discovery, civil procedure, insurance coverage and the Medicare payment process.. Ms. Abernethy received her J.D. from Washington University School of Law in 2001. She graduated Order of the Coif (top 10% of law school graduating class), and was an Articles Editor for the Washington University Law Quarterly. She has a Bachelor of Arts in History from Westminster College in Fulton, Missouri. While practicing as an employment attorney in Chicago, Ms. Abernethy was named a “Rising Star” by SuperLawyers Magazine in 2010 and 2011.. Bar / Professional Activity:. Special Licenses / Certifications:. Presentations/Speaking Engagements:. Media Interviews:

Jennifer L. Bills has been litigating and advocating on behalf of employees and individuals for nearly 20 years and joined The Noble Law employment law firm in 2017. She is a frequent teacher, lecturer, and skilled investigator. She was also recognized as a Rising Star while practicing in Boston, MA. As an employment attorney, Jennifer concentrates her practice on workplace investigations and trainings for managers and employees on best employment practices and compliance issues.. Jennifer grew up in Greensboro and left the South to attend Haverford College and Northeastern University School of Law. Upon graduation, she clerked for U.S. District Court Judge Gene Carter in Portland, Maine. Jennifer worked for several nonprofit organizations and two small Boston law firms practicing civil rights and employment law before coming home to North Carolina in 2008.. As a Senior Attorney at Disability Rights NC, she worked for nine years to protect the rights of people with disabilities under the ADA. Jennifer teaches Disability Law as an Adjunct Professor of Law at UNC-Chapel Hill. She frequently lectures and teaches CLE courses on Employment Law topics including: ADA, FLMA, Sexual Harassment, Intersectional Discrimination, and Ethical Issues in Representing Clients with Disabilities.. She has also served her community, including on the Carrboro Elementary School Improvement Team and on non-profit boards and volunteer committees advocating for racial equity. Jennifer enjoys hiking, frequenting the local farmers’ markets, and besting her children at chess and monopoly. She lives with her two daughters, who amaze her every day. When she grows up, Jenn’s daughter wants to “be myself and fight for justice.”

Jeffrey Howard was born and raised in North Carolina, just down the highway in Fayetteville, NC.  He was the crazy kid on the bright BMX bike doing tricks that should have killed him but miraculously failed in their mission.  He and his wife and child live in the forests of Orange County.. He attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where he received a Bachelor's Degree with a double major in History (focus on Dark Age England) and Peace, War, and Defense (focus on National Security, before 9/11 and before it was the cool thing to do).. He then pursued and was awarded the degree of Juris Doctor from North Carolina Central University School of Law, where he graduated with Honors. Jeffrey has lived in Orange County since 1993, and is a member of the 15B (Orange County and Chatham County) Bar, the North Carolina Bar Association, and is admitted to practice law in North Carolina by the North Carolina State Bar.  He has been handling almost exclusively Personal Injury claims, Workers’ Compensation claims, and traffic tickets since he was licensed to practice law in 2001, though pharmacy prescription error claims have become a fair part of his practice as well.  He is a certified Superior Court Mediator with the North Carolina Dispute Resolution Commission and a Workers’ Compensation Mediator certified by the NC Industrial Commission. His office is at the end of Franklin Street in Chapel Hill, North Carolina but he represents clients all over the state.. When he’s not fighting for his clients, he’s fighting for fun.  Jeffrey trains in Gracie Jiu Jitsu as well as Progressive Fighting Systems and enjoys training and teaching self-defense and occasionally competing in grappling/submission competitions.. He had a Boxer named Nietzsche until he sadly left this world in 2007, going down in history as the best dog ever.  His current canine protégés are a Boxer named Albe and a French Bulldog named Prunella.  They’re pretty alright so far.  We’ll see how they work out.

I have enjoyed the privilege of representing individuals, families, and businesses throughout North Carolina for over 20 years. I look forward to continuing to provide competent, conscientious, and ethical legal services to our firm's clients in the years ahead.. When I'm not in court or in the office, I love to hang out with my family or play bass in my bluegrass/old time string band, the Guilty Pleasures. Everyone needs balance in their lives, and playing music helps keep me sane. Most of the time, anyway.

For over 24 years, I have represented clients from all over the world with a focus on individuals who hope to reunite with their families. Our firm offers comprehensive immigration consultation and representation, including:

False information on your credit report stopping you from getting a loan?  Settled a debt, but collectors are STILL calling you? Identity theft victim?  I sue creditors and credit bureaus, including Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion, on behalf of consumers who are not able to get credit reporting errors corrected on their own.  I also advise victims of identity theft and security breaches, and I sue debt collectors and creditors in cases of abuse, deception, harassment, and threats, including harassing phone calls.. I wish I was able to help people all over North Carolina, but as a practical matter I am not able to do so.  I accept only clients with cases in the following counties:  Wake, Durham, Orange, Chatham, Alamance, Guilford, Randolph, Person, and Caswell.  If you live outside of these service areas, please check the Avvo directory or to find a consumer attorney in your local area.

Evan Dancy is a Litigation Associate Attorney with The Noble Law, who works with the lead attorneys in the representation of individual or multiple clients. While Evan is the youngest employment attorney of our team, he has already proven that he is diligent and resourceful advocate who cares for the needs of our clients.Since joining The Noble Law, he has gained experience litigating claims arising from violations of state and federal statutes such as Title VII, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, Family Medical Leave Act, Fair Labor Standards Acts, and the North Carolina Wage and Hour Act. Evan has also assisted with workplace investigations and aided employers in improving internal HR practices.Evan was born and raised in North Carolina and is a recent graduate of the North Carolina School of Law. He joined our employment law firm as a law clerk during the Summer of 2018. He has meaningfully contributed in various aspects of cases and is continually seeking to absorb as much knowledge from the experienced employment attorneys at The Noble Law Firm.Aiding others in his community is a personal and professional passion for Evan, starting with his community service as an Eagle Scout. As a graduate student at UNC, he accumulated over 100 Pro Bono hours by providing free legal services to various individuals across North Carolina. He continues to find opportunities to provide free legal services to his community.In his spare time, Evan enjoys cheering on the North Carolina Tar Heels, playing video games, traveling, and learning to cook (so he can stop bothering his mom).

Daniel "Dan" Hatley opened the Law Office of Daniel A. Hatley in April of 2009 and has been helping drivers navigate the tangled web of traffic law ever since. Mr. Hatley is a consummate negotiator and advocate, whether working in the Courts or behind the scenes in one of his many non-profit endeavors. As a member of the Millennial Generation, Dan understood intuitively the advantages that technology could bring to the provision of legal services. As a native of the State of North Carolina, he also understood that people highly value honest and diligent service. This law office is a marriage of those two ideas - efficiency and quality. Outside of the office, Mr. Hatley serves on the Board of Directors at Extraordinary Ventures, Inc. and on the Human Rights Committee of the Autism Society of North Carolina. In his private life, Mr. Hatley and his family reside in Chapel Hill and can regularly be found on Franklin St.