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Born and raised in Goldsboro, North Carolina, Jonathan M. Smith now uses his legal skills to serve this same community. He takes pride in helping personal injury clients. In 2010, Jonathan joined Riddle & Brantley LLP.  In 2015, he became Vice President of Riddle & Brantley, LLP where he managed clients and helped with the overall management of the firm.  In 2020, Jonathan left Riddle & Brantley to join Morgan & Morgan as an attorney and as the Director of Case Operations.. Jonathan has received numerous awards and accolades within the legal industry. This includes becoming a member of the the Million Dollar Advocates Forum, and the Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum.

Born and raised in Charlotte, Ms. Laughrun graduated from Myers Park High School and went on to attended the College of Charleston, receiving a degree in business administration. While attending Charleston, she participated in the Honors Program, serving as a justice on the Charleston Honor Board, as well as, serving as judicial chair and elected treasurer of her sorority, Zeta Tau Alpha.. In 2009 Ms. Laughrun graduated cum laude with a certificate of concentration in Family Law from  T.C. Williams School of Law at the University of Richmond on a partial scholarship.. In 2009, Ms. Laughrun returned to her hometown of Charlotte and accepted a position with the Mecklenburg County Public Defender’s Office. During this time, Ms. Laughrun dedicated her practice to defending the rights of those individuals unable to afford counsel, giving a voice to the often overlooked and ignored.

Board Certified Workers' Compensation attorney with a focus on obtaining you the medical treatment you require. Call For A Free Consultation..

BOARD CERTIFIED SPECIALIST in NC WORKERS' COMPENSATION LAW.. If talking to a lawyer who is friendly and respectful to you is important, then call me.   I grew up in a blue-collar household, in a blue-collar town, and I know I am not any better than anyone else.  I am not going to talk down to you--I was raised better than that.   If you have questions about your on-the-job injury, call me.  I am an expert in workers' compensation law and I will give you a free, unlimited consultation over the phone or in person.. If you are looking for an attorney to help you with your case, be sure to choose a "Certified Specialist in Workers' Compensation Law."  Attorneys are are NOT all the same!  Relevant experience and specialized skills matter.. I also have a FREE Workers' Compensation Information Package I can send you.  Just ask for it.  And I will be happy to talk to you over the phone, over ZOOM video conferencing, or by email or by text message.  Or contact me through the "chat" window on this page.    All workers' comp, personal injury, and SSDI consultations are free.. Remember, the insurance company is NOT on your side.   It is your adversary.  Heck, let's be blunt.  The insurance company, and their claims manager or adjuster, are your enemies.  The adjuster may be nice to you, but her job is to take money out of your pocket, money that you need to take care of your bills and your loved ones.    But I am on your side!  You need to know how to deal with the insurance carrier.   So call or email me now for your free workers' compensation consultation -- with me personally, not a non-lawyer, minimally trained "intake specialist" -- and also ask for your free information package.. If you end up hiring me as your lawyer, you will get my personal attention.  Unlike some larger firms that advertise heavily, you will not have virtually everything in your case done by a person who is NOT a lawyer.   Everyone's case is unique, and the "assembly line" approach that is used by some big firms just, in my opinion, does not produce the best results for clients.   And my goal for every single client is to get you the best possible outcome on your case.. You will have my personal email address, that I personally monitor and use, and you can send me your questions and concerns anytime by email.  And I will respond.  It may be one o'clock in the morning, but I will answer your email.. I will be doing the legal work on your case---unlike some law firms, I do not have a big staff of paralegals to whom the lawyer work is delegated.   You will typically deal with only one paralegal in addition to me.  At this firm we have three (3) attorneys and two (2) paralegals.   Check the lawyer to support staff ratio at some of the big firms, and you might be surprised at how few attorneys there are compared to all the support staff.  Why is that?  Well, with all those employees, who do you think is doing the work on your case?. I want to protect your rights and add value to your claim.  I want you to be better off for having hired me to handle your case.. When your case is finished, I want you to feel that I did a great job.  I want to earn your "Five Star rating" here on the AVVO client reviews.. Many people need a good attorney for their workers' comp cases, because the insurance company does not have the workers' best interests at heart.   The NC Court of Appeals has stated that: "In contested Workers' Compensation cases today, access to competent legal counsel is a virtual necessity.....  Leaving injured employees without the representation they need to obtain the complete and total amount of their workers' compensation award would defeat the purposes of the [Workers' Compensation] Act.  In fact, employers would be encouraged to contest liability and meanwhile make voluntary payments less than that required by the Workers' Compensation Act."  Church v. Baxter Travenol, 104 N.C. App. 411, 416 (1991) (bold emphasis added).. I have practiced workers' compensation law since 1991 and have been a Board Certified Specialist in NC Workers' Compensation Law since 2000.  I am now a member of the State Bar Board of Legal Specialization committee that grades the exams of the lawyers who are trying to become certified as specialists in workers' compensation law.. .    As the Court of Appeals said in Church, an injured employee needs a "competent" attorney on a workers' compensation case--not a traffic ticket lawyer who just takes on your workers' comp case hoping for a quick fee, and certainly not a "case manager" or legal assistant handling your case at the big firm.  An injured worker can be assured that a Certified Specialist in Workers' Compensation Law is indeed competent to handle the case properly.   My paralegal helps me with the paperwork and phone calls, but I am the one handling your case and making the judgment calls on your behalf.  I am putting my 30+ years of experience and expertise to work for you.. I grew up in Newton, North Carolina, which was primarily a furniture and textiles town at the time.   I enjoy handling workers' compensation cases for injured workers, partly because I worked in "blue collar" jobs as a young man.  I worked in retail stores, in a furniture factory (tailing the rip saws), in a foam rubber factory (on the "Baumer slitter" cutting carpet cushion) and for a plant nursery and landscaping business.  I also taught tennis lessons in Hickory.  I have loaded and unloaded semi trailers and dug holes in hard ground with a mattock and shovel.  I understand hard, physical work and I have seen with my own eyes how employees are sometimes mistreated by management.  That mistreatment has always made me angry.   Now, as a workers' compensation specialist lawyer, I have the skills and credentials to do something about it for my clients.  I can level that playing field for the working man or woman.  I can usually make that big company treat you right.  And I love doing that for my clients!. Workers' Compensation is a complex and complicated area of the law.  I give injured workers a strong and aggressive voice against the rich and powerful insurance company.   That insurance carrier has entire law firms at its disposal to use against injured workers.   The insurance company just wants to make money--it does not care about you or your family.  There is nothing I enjoy more than taking on the big insurance company and winning a good award, or negotiating a good settlement, for a client who has been injured at work and still has children to feed and bills to pay.  My goal as a lawyer is always to protect your rights and to add value to your claim.  At the end of the case, I always want to leave you better off for having hired me to help you.  And hopefully, I will leave you a lot better off!. Without a good lawyer, an injured worker is at the mercy of the insurance company and its lawyers.  There are dozens of lawyers in the workers' compensation defense law firms who only represent insurance carriers and employers.   Who is going to be your legal advocate?   Me, that's who!   I enjoy being the attorney for all the hard-working people of North Carolina who need my help.  If you need my expertise, I would like to help you.. As I mentioned earlier, I am certified by the NC State Bar as a "Specialist" in Workers' Compensation Law.  Unlike some lawyers, I do not dabble in workers' comp law; it is the main area in which I work.  Those lawyers who lack my experience charge you the same fee percentage that I do.  Why would you hire someone less skilled and less experienced if the fee percentage you pay is the same?. In addition to my Specialist certification, I have also earned the respect of the defense lawyers that I go up against.   My professional peers have rated me highly.  I have been listed as "AV Preeminent" (Top 5% of rated lawyers in the nation) in Martindale Hubbell every year since 2005.   I have also been selected as a North Carolina "Superlawyer" every year since 2007.  And I have been named in the "Best Lawyers in America" every year since 2008.  Best Lawyers named me the "Lawyer of the Year" for 2017 in the area of "Workers' Compensation Claimants' Lawyers" for the Charlotte area.. In 2015 I was inducted as a "Fellow" into a national workers' comp lawyer honorary organization, the College of Workers' Compensation Lawyers.  Less than two dozen North Carolina lawyers who represent injured workers have been inducted into the College, and of those, less than six of us are located in Charlotte.   My peers in the Plaintiffs' bar, who also represent injured workers, elected me to be the Chairman of the Workers' Compensation Section of the NC Advocates for Justice, our statewide lawyer group, for the fiscal year of 2009-10.   All these peer endorsements mean that I know what I am doing.   Fortunately, I can use that knowledge to help you get what you need from your workers' comp claim.. If you have a question about your North Carolina workers' compensation claim, then get in touch with me.  Consultations are always free.  I will answer your questions in person, on the phone or by email or text.  There is no obligation on your part.  I am happy to answer questions because I know that if you need a good attorney to represent you, then you will likely allow me to do that job for you.   So don't hesitate to get in touch with me for a free discussion and free legal advice about your workers' compensation case!

Bill Culp helps clients structure their business and personal affairs to minimize taxes and maximize their wealth. He represents a variety of clients, from entrepreneurs and private investors to large corporate clients. Clients look to him for guidance in structuring complex business arrangements and transactions, and for solutions to the most challenging business problems.. Bill has extensive experience in federal and state income, estate and gift taxation. His practice includes family business planning, wealth preservation planning, tax controversies, and trust and probate controversies. He is also involved in business and real estate matters including acquisitions, dispositions, and complex entity ownership planning.. Bill advises clients on multi-generational trust arrangements. He serves as trustee for a number of large trusts and as trustee is intimately involved in all aspects of trust administration. Over the years, Bill has assisted numerous clients in the preparation for sale and sale of their family businesses.

Bess Harris Reynolds is an associate with Hutchens Law Firm whose practice focus is real estate. In this role, she works closely with mortgage lenders, Realtors, and homebuyers to ensure that the purchase of a home happens seamlessly.. Bess is actively involved in pro bono work through Hutchens Law Firm. She donates her time to Habitat for Humanity of Charlotte, Inc. She provides two closings a month to new homeowners through the group.

Beau Wilder considers himself not just a lawyer, but a true advocate for his clients.  There is nothing that motivates him more than fighting for the rights of injury victims and preventing companies from trying to strong arm those victims out of the compensation they are owed.  As a personal injury and worker’s compensation trial lawyer, Beau is always prepared to take a case to court and fight aggressively for accident victims and their families.

Baron is a native of Northern Virginia, but he has called Charlotte home since 1978. Since graduating in 1984 from the University of Tennessee School of Law, where he served as Assistant Editor of the Tennessee Law Review, Baron has practiced in the Charlotte area for over 28 years. He is a long-time member of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys, the North Carolina Bar Association, the North Carolina State Bar and the Mecklenburg County Bar Association. In 1990, Chief Bankruptcy Judge Marvin R. Wooten appointed Baron to the position of Clerk of Court for the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of North Carolina, where he served the bankruptcy judges for seven years. After serving as the Bankruptcy Clerk of Court, Baron was employed for two years as the attorney for the Chapter 13 Trustees for the Western District of North Carolina in the Charlotte, Wilkesboro and Shelby Divisions. In 1999, Baron was appointed to the position of Chapter 7 Trustee for the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of North Carolina, and he has extensive experience representing both debtors and creditors in bankruptcy cases throughout the state of North Carolina.. In 1997, Baron was certified by the North Carolina Bar Association’s Legal Board of Specialization as a specialist in the field of Consumer Bankruptcy Law after passing a rigorous exam and providing recommendations from prominent professionals and leaders in the bankruptcy field.. Baron also practices law in the areas of Wills and Estates and Adoptions. He is frequently appointed to serve as Guardian ad litem by the Mecklenburg County Clerk of Court.. Entrust your case to an experienced professional. Baron and his staff have helped thousands of people resolve the same legal issues that you are facing, and we would welcome the opportunity to help you by providing you with a free consultation to analyze your needs. We listen, we care and we will work hard for you.

Barbara J. Rynne is a dynamic litigator with over 20 years of trial experience She began her career as a prosecutor, where she received extensive trial advocacy training and experience.  She has tried over 100 jury trials as lead counsel.  A firm believer in justice and fairness, she provides her clients with strong and skilled advocacy, while maintaining a compassionate touch.. Over the past 10 years, Barbara has gained extensive experience in the area of family law, in particular domestic violence, having spent almost three years in the domestic violence unit of the Mecklenburg County District Attorney’s Office.  Upon entering private practice, she continued her work in that area, representing both victims of domestic violence as well as those wrongfully charged with abuse.  She is routinely asked to speak on issues related to domestic violence at continuing legal education courses and other forums.  Barbara now focuses her practice almost exclusively on family law matters, including divorce, child custody, support, and equitable distribution, in addition to domestic violence.. Barbara is licensed to practice in both the Federal and State Courts of New Jersey and North Carolina, and the State Courts of Pennsylvania.  She has been recognized by NC Business Legal Elite, and by the National Academy of Family Law Attorneys as a Top 10 Family Law Attorney.. Outside of the law, Barbara is a mother to four children, including a set of triplets.  She is a former Girl Scout Cadet Leader, and SwimMAC team parent.  She enjoys spending time with her children and attending their various sporting events, including Hough High School varsity softball, soccer, basketball and swimming.

Bar Admissions include:. North Carolina 1991,U.S. District Court Western District of North Carolina 1991, U.S. Court of Appeals - 4th Circuit. I am passionate about helping others both in my practice and personal life.  I am the immediate past President and current board member of the Ronald McDonald House of Charlotte, North Carolina and a previous board member of the Mecklenburg County DARE program.

Background and Experience sets Saffa Law Group apart from the rest. At Saffa Law Group, we limit our practice solely to :. Our bankruptcy & foreclosure defense clients are represented by a former creditor's attorney who has filed over 1000 bankruptcy cases.

Background and Experience sets Saffa Law Group apart from the rest. At Saffa Law Group, we limit our practice solely to :. Our personal injury clients are represented by a former insurance defense attorney who has worked for the other side, tried over 150 jury trials to date and now represents accident victims against the insurance companies.. Our bankruptcy & foreclosure defense clients are represented by a former creditor's attorney who has filed over 1000 bankruptcy cases.. Our traffic ticket defense clients are represented by a former prosecutor who now defends clients against charges brought by the state.

Attorney Wray is an experienced attorney with a practice focused on family law. Family law is Attorney Wray’s passion and she has experience litigating all aspects of family law, including divorce, custody, child support, property division, paternity, LGBT disputes, modification and adoptions. Realizing her passion for assisting families through the divorce and custody process, she has provided high quality legal services to families in and around the Charlotte Metro area. In her spare time she enjoys spending time with her family, and traveling the world.. Our legal team has extensive experience helping families like yours navigate the legal process. We are compassionate, thorough, and dedicated. We at Wray Law Firm, PLLC understand that Family Law is personal. We recognize and understand the legal impact Divorce can have on your family, finances, home, and career. Picking the right attorney is critical to achieving the best results for your situation. You can trust Wray Law Firm, PLLC to provide high quality legal guidance to move your life forward and help you navigate the legal process with confidence, knowing you have sound counsel guiding you.. Call us today to set up a consultation to discuss your legal needs.

Attorney Todd Gonyer focuses his practice on serving the business, criminal defense, and personal legal needs of his clients.  After more than fifteen years of practicing law, Todd has had the opportunity to serve as counsel and trusted advisor to a variety of clients, from individuals to large multinational corporations and manufacturers.. Prior to relocating to Charlotte, Todd practiced law for several years with large firms in Kansas City and Cleveland, Ohio.  During his years of practice at these larger firms, he observed that due to their size, structure, and cost, they often were not in a position to represent smaller businesses, entrepreneurs, and individuals (particularly in criminal matters).  In opening his own law firm, Todd brings to these clients the sophisticated and savvy counsel they deserve, but with the level of personal attention and lower costs that a larger firm simply cannot provide.. Some of the many legal matters Todd has handled for his clients include breach of contract and commercial litigation, criminal defense and appeals, personal injury (plaintiff and defense), derivative and shareholder disputes, drafting of contracts, business formation and administration, traffic violations, driver's license restoration, non-compete agreements and enforcement, employer workplace intentional torts, civil rights litigations, insurance coverage and disputes, and products liability matters, bankruptcy preference litigation, commercial paper and secured transactions, among others.. Todd is admitted to practice law in North Carolina and Ohio.  He is also admitted to the Missouri and Kansas State bars, however, he is currently registered as inactive in those jurisdictions.  Todd is a member of both the Mecklenburg County Bar Association and the North Carolina Bar Association.. Todd is a graduate of the University of Kansas School of Law, where he received his Juris Doctor degree in 1998.  As a law student Todd served as an Articles Editor of the University of Kansas Law Review, and further had an article he authored on Federal sentencing in criminal drug possession and distribution cases.  See Federal Sentencing in a Post-Chapman World: What is a ‘Mixture or Substance’ Anyhow?, 46 U. Kan. L. Rev. 983 (1998).  Additionally, Todd served on the Paul E. Smith Defender Project, where he represented, met with, and prepared briefs on behalf of inmates seeking state and federal post-conviction relief.. Todd received his undergraduate degree in Political Science Pre-Law from Ohio University in 1995, where he graduated Summa cum laude and with Departmental Honors.  While attending Ohio University in picturesque Athens, Ohio, Todd served as Captain of the university’s boxing team for two years and completed his Honors Thesis on the Political and Social Impacts of the Automobile on Post-World War II America.. When Todd is not busy representing his clients or managing his law office, tries to make the best use of the wonderful Carolina climate.  The mountain and foothills areas of North Carolina are a particular favorite and Todd can often be found riding a motorcycle on one of the many twisty mountain back roads.  Todd’s hobbies include vintage (and not-so-vintage) motorcycle restoration, street and offroad motorcycling; snow skiing, jet-skiing, camping, and reading.

Attorney Mark S. Jetton is a founding partner at Jetton & Meredith, which he helped form after graduating with a J.D. from Elon School of Law. An accomplished trial attorney, Mr. Jetton focuses his practice on criminal defense, DMV hearings, personal injury, and workers’ compensation. He has handled hundreds of cases throughout Mecklenburg County and has successfully obtained several not-guilty verdicts, high settlements, and high jury award verdicts. Mr. Jetton is known for being highly involved in his clients’ cases, doing everything in his power to pursue a favorable outcome.

Attorney Lee Olive, Charlotte attorney, has been practicing in the area of Personal Injury since 1989. During this time, he has concluded over 8,000 cases through settlement, mediation, arbitration, trial, and appeal. Attorney Lee Olive’s hard work and dedication to the practice of law is evidenced by his membership in The Million Dollar Advocates Forum*, one of the most prestigious groups of trial lawyers in the United States.. Membership in this group is limited to attorneys who have won million and multi-million dollar verdicts and settlements. Less than 1% of U.S. lawyers are members in this group. Attorney Lee Olive is committed to serving his clients with excellence and integrity by providing individual and personalized attention to the specifics of each case.. Attorney Lee Olive has also achieved a Martindale-Hubbell Peer Review Rating of AV Preeminent. An AV Preeminent rating is a significant rating accomplishment that is a testament to the fact that a lawyer’s peers rank him at the highest level of professional excellence. This rating is based on his performance in the areas of legal knowledge, analytical capabilities, judgment, communication ability, and legal experience.

Attorney Kenneth D. Snow is a native of Georgetown, SC. Kenneth attended the public schools of Georgetown. Growing up his parents emphasized hard work, commitment and integrity.. In 1990, Kenneth graduated from Johnson C. Smith University (JCSU) with Bachelor's of Arts Degree in Urban Studies, becoming the first in his family to earn a bachelor's degree. At JCSU, Snow established himself as a student leader.. Kenneth received a law degree from North Carolina Central University School of Law in 2000. While, attending NCCU School of Law, Kenneth served as the President of the Black Law Students Association. In addition, he established the Law School's chapter of National Association of Black Lawyers and served as the Chapter's first president.

Attorney Juan Sanchez has been practicing law since 1995 and is licensed in both Florida and North Carolina. Juan is also a retired sergeant from the United States Army Reserve Corps of Engineers.    He served as a former Assistant State Attorney in Florida.   He practiced insurance defense serving as an in-house counsel for a workers' compensation insurance carrier.  He later defended several different insurance companies as a defense counsel for a leading Ft. Lauderdale defense firm.   He later ran his own practice while still in Florida.. In North Carolina, as the head of the workers' compensation department with the Olive Law Firm, P.A., Mr. Sanchez helped thousands of injured workers successfully navigate their workers' compensation cases.  Mr. Sanchez now owns and manages Olive, Sanchez & Associates, PLLC, advocating for the injured and continuing the long legal legacy of the Olive Law Firm in this community.  Attorney Juan Sanchez is happy to meet and speak with every one of his clients on a regular basis. All initial consultations are free. Mr. Sanchez is fluent in Spanish.

Attorney Jeremy Maddox joined the Law Offices of James Scott Farrin in 2011. He is a Shareholder and a leader in the firm’s personal injury practice. He opened our Charlotte office in 2014, which has seen significant growth.. Jeremy received his J.D. from Elon University School of Law and his B.A. in Information Systems and Operations Management from George Mason University in Virginia.. Before coming to the Law Offices of James Scott Farrin, Jeremy worked as a law clerk where he assisted employees with labor and employment law cases. He also provided pro bono legal assistance with Legal Aid of North Carolina, through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program. His experience gives him an excellent opportunity to assist clients with a wide variety of matters.

Attorney Jack Lezman has more than 20 years of experience, helping individuals, business owners and families to get out of debt through filing bankruptcy. Mr. Lezman obtained his Bachelor’s from Michigan State University and he then went on to get his law degree from the University of Dayton. Attorney Lezman is a proud member of the Mecklenburg County Bar Association, the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys and the North Carolina State Bar. If you are struggling with debt, then Charlotte bankruptcy attorney Jack Lezman can help! At The Law Office of Jack G. Lezman, PLLC he offers the personal attention that your case deserves. Mr. Lezman handles a multitude of bankruptcy issues including Chapter 7 and Chapter 13. He also takes on Social Security Disability cases for people in the state of North Carolina. Jack Lezman personally handles every case and he offers a free initial consultation to all potential clients.  Call today to learn how he can help you!

Attorney Harold Cogdell, Jr. founded the Law Offices of Harold Cogdell, Jr., P.C. on April 1, 1998 after having worked as an Assistant District Attorney following graduation from N.C. Central University School of Law.  Since that time, Harold, along with the aid of his dedicated staff, has represented thousands of clients in State and Federal Court before judges and juries.  Being a former Assistant District Attorney in Mecklenburg County and law clerk with the United States Attorney's Office (EDNC), Harold understands the complexities of navigating through delicate investigatory or regulatory processes. This experience has made Harold Cogdell, Jr. a seasoned defense attorney that consistently seeks to favorably and promptly influence the outcome of the legal challenge faced by you or your organization.. Harold has successfully represented clients in Federal and State Courts throughout the State of North Carolina (from Buncombe to New Hanover County) and in Georgia, Arizona and Kansas.  In many instances, Harold has been able to assist law enforcement officials to quickly sift through unfounded allegations, flush out key relevant facts and bring closure to an investigation before formal charges are sought by prosecutorial agencies that may cause irreparable harm to a client’s reputation.  Attorney Cogdell is licensed to practice in the North Carolina, before the Fourth Circuit United States Court of Appeals and in United States District Court for the Eastern, Middle and Western Districts of North Carolina.. The Personal Story:. Public Service:. #storylink=misearch

Attorney Danica Little is a Board Certified Specialist in Estate Planning and Probate Law, Top Rated North Carolina Trusts and Estates Attorney, and an AV® Preeminent™ attorney by Martindale-Hubbell. Danica graduated Magna Cum Laude with her Juris Doctorate (J.D.) Degree and a Masters of Accountancy (MAc.) Degree. Attorney Little is licensed to practice law in North Carolina and South Carolina, is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Certified Financial Manager (CFM), and a Certified Management Accountant (CMA).. As a business owner, attorney Little understand the needs, concerns, and goals of closely held businesses and their owners. As a mother of two children, she understands the special needs that parenthood sometimes presents. Danica is married to her high school sweetheart, Michael, together they know the importance of family, love, and partnership.

Attorney Alonzo McAlpine Alston, born in Savannah, GA, is a passionate and faith-driven attorney, deeply committed to his family and clients. He draws inspiration from his parents, whose contributions to the civil rights movement and entrepreneurial spirit shaped his worldview. His mother broke barriers as the first Black woman pediatrician in Savannah and marched alongside Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. His father's contributions include founding Atlanta's first luxury private transportation company and active involvement in key civil rights organizations. Alonzo's career is guided by these principles, focusing on social equity and empowering others through entrepreneurship. His legal journey began with a desire to protect clients from the pitfalls he experienced in business deals. This led him to found Movement Productions, LLC and McAlpine PLLC, offering personalized legal services. A graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a B.A. in Communications and a minor in African-American Studies, Alonzo also graduated from Charlotte School of Law. He is licensed to practice in North Carolina, driving positive change through integrity and client advocacy.

At Hall & Hall, we want to provide you the help you need, when you need it most! We know your time is valuable, and we encourage clients and potential clients to email us any time, in addition to calling, faxing, or making an in-person appointment. We will make every effort to respond to inquiries in a timely manner.. The attorneys at Hall & Hall are a husband and wife team. We have practiced for almost 20 years, and been in partnership together for 15 years. We don't compete with each other for clients, money or attention like attorneys in some other firms! We are here to help each other give you the best advice and service we can. Many clients will work with both of us in the course of a project or case.. We want to meet with you in person when and where it is most convenient for you. Therefore, we have offices throughout the Foothills region of our great home state, in Charlotte, Mooresville, Hickory and Morganton.

Ashley Foley is an attorney in the firm’s Commercial Construction Litigation Group.For almost ten years, Ashley focused her practice on family law litigation and successfully represented clients in a broad range of complex family law matters ranging from high conflict child custody matters to family financial situations. Ashley recognizes her clients value sound legal advice, integrity, privacy, personal service, and professionalism. Ashley believes being a zealous advocate requires developing a strong relationship with each client and thoroughly understanding the details of each case. She practices these principles in each matter with the specific focus of helping clients achieve long-lasting solutions.Ashley has been able to use her litigation experience and skills, along with her practice philosophy in her transition to commercial construction litigation. Ashley primarily represents general contractors, subcontractors, and design professionals in lawsuits alleging construction defects, delay claims, work or project issues, and accounts collection. In addition to her construction work, Ashley represents landlords in litigation matters such as summary ejectment actions and unconventional tenancies.Ashley is a Charlotte native and is happy to reside in Charlotte providing personalized and professional legal service to her home community. When outside of the office, she enjoys spending time with her friends and family, specifically her 8-month-old daughter, Dottie and mini labradoodle, Charlotte.