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Born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, Raushanah Rodgers later moved to Fayetteville, North Carolina, during her teenage years. She excelled academically, graduating Magna Cum Laude from Fayetteville State University with a Bachelor of Science in Economics and Finance in less than three years. After returning to Brooklyn, Ms. Rodgers taught Math at Boys and Girls High School in Bed-Stuy for two years before relocating to Massachusetts, where she continued teaching at Madison Park High School in Roxbury. Inspired by her passion for helping others, she pursued her lifelong dream of becoming a lawyer, earning her degree from North Carolina Central University School of Law in 2007. Notably, she passed all three state bar exams without any preparatory courses. Ms. Rodgers is licensed to practice in North Carolina, Virginia, and New York, and is also admitted to the U.S. District Court for the Eastern, Middle, and Western Districts of North Carolina. As a sworn Arbitrator in Wake County Courts, she handles arbitration matters. Her legal practice encompasses business, civil, criminal, family, injury, and real estate law, and she is dedicated to responding to all legal inquiries via email.

Attorney Phylicia M. Powers is a native of Duplin County, NC. She was raised in Mystic, CT and is a 1998 graduate of The Williams School. She obtained a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Maryland at College Park in 2002 with a concentration in Criminology/Criminal Justice and African American Studies. Upon matriculation from her baccalaureate studies, she worked as a middle grades teacher in Duplin County, North Carolina, as well as with Community Boys and Girls Club of Wilmington, NC.. In 2011, Phylicia received her Juris Doctor from North Carolina Central University School of Law and passed the 2011 North Carolina Bar Examination. While in law school, Phylicia competed in several intra and interschool trial competitions.. She was employed as an Assistant Public Defender for the 14th Judicial District in Durham, North Carolina for eight years. As an attorney, Phylicia has experience in juvenile and adult criminal defense. She has successfully negotiated and litigated misdemeanor, as well as serious/violent felonies including assaults, robberies, drug trafficking, sex offenses and homicides.. As a proud Legal Eagle, Attorney Powers continues to serve her alma mater a guest speaker for criminal defense, juvenile law and School to Prison Pipeline panel discussions. Additionally, she has served as a guest judge for trial advocacy classes, as well as intraschool competitions. Currently, she is an Adjunct Professor at NCCU School of Law, as well as Strayer University. At NCCU School of Law she assists second- and third-year law students who compete in a regional American Associates for Justice (AAJ) trial competition. At Strayer University’s Greensboro and Raleigh campuses, she facilities lectures in areas of study, such as: Business Law; Law, Ethics and Corporate Governance and; Critical Thinking.. Attorney Powers was initiated into the Kappa Phi Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated in the Fall of 2000. As a second-generation Delta she has served the South Atlantic region, as an elected officer, as well as chairwoman for various committees in the Wilmington and Duplin County Alumnae chapters.

Attorney Mary Gurganus has teamed up with some of the area's top attorneys to form Triangle Divorce Lawyers. She still provides the same high level of legal services and care to her clients. She loves Family Law and helping people. Company culture is important at the firm, and there is a focus on personal, professional and financial goals and a healthy work life balance. She donates her time promoting the right to maintain private counseling records and the right for counselors to be compensated and treated fairly if subpoenaed.. On a personal note, Mary is originally from the Eastern Shore of Maryland and attended Loyola University.  Mary and her husband raised their three children in Cary. Mary and Brian now live in Raleigh, NC. Mary is a voracious reader.  When she is not working, you can find her with a book relaxing on a pier or boat.

At Hale Law, we provide experienced criminal-defense representation in North Carolina state and federal courts.  Whether you have a traffic ticket, felony charge or misdermeanor we can help defend your rights and protect your freedom.  For more information, visit us at , or call us at  for a consultation.. En Hale Law, tenemos mucha experiencia representando los acusados in los tribunales del estado y en la corte federal.  Si tiene un ticket de transito, o un delito mayor, podemos defender sus derechos y protejer su libertad.  Para mas informacion, visite a , o llamenos a  para una consulta.

Adam A. Smith, an attorney and Board Certified Specialist in Worker’s Compensation Law, practices in our Goldsboro and Raleigh offices.  He dedicates his practice to representing victims of serious personal injuries.. Originally from Boston, Adam relocated to North Carolina in 1996 when he received the Garda scholarship to attend Duke University.  At Duke’s Trinity College, he was inducted into the Pi Sigma Alpha honor society, and graduated cum laude with a major in political science and minor in religion.  He received the W.B. McGuire scholarship to attend the Duke University School of Law, where he served on the editorial board of the Journal of Gender Law & Policy and received his Juris Doctor in 2003.. Adam has dedicated his career to helping ordinary people achieve the justice they deserve.  Adam was honored to share in Public Counsel 2003 National Volunteer of the Year Award after successfully representing a group of Spanish-speaking claimants who had been the victims of fraud.  Since becoming admitted to practice law in North Carolina in 2003, he has successfully tried cases before juries in Superior and District Courts, represented clients in arbitrations, and litigated state tort claims before the North Carolina Industrial Commission.. Adam also handles appellate matters, including his successful appeal in Jarvis v. Stewart, which was recognized by N.C. Lawyers’ Weekly as one of the 50 “Most Important Opinions” of 2005.  Adam has also represented numerous worker’s compensation claimants, and in 2011 he was recognized as a North Carolina Board Certified Specialist in Worker’s Compensation Law.. Adam is also admitted to practice before the U.S. District Court for the Eastern and Middle Districts of North Carolina and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit.  He is an active member of the North Carolina Advocates of Justice, and has served as Vice-Chair of the Products Liability Section. He has been actively involved in speaking at numerous Continuing Legal Education events, including “Admissibility of Evidence in Personal Injury Trials,” “Battery Ingestion Injuries,” and “Bulletproofing Your Expert from Daubert Attacks.” He has also been published in Trialbriefs magazine, including “Products Liability Claims, In Camouflage” and “Evidence, Getting It In or Keeping It Out.”. Adam holds a prestigious AV Preeminent peer-review rating by Martindale-Hubbell, and is also a member of Super Lawyers and Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum.. In his spare time, Adam enjoys playing soccer competitively on his men’s team, Sporting Raleigh SC, and his co-ed team, the Angry Pandas.  His teenage daughter plays softball and is an award-winning competitive Irish dancer. They are both covenant partners at the Umstead Park United Church of Christ.  Adam is an avid fan of the Boston Red Sox and, being a Duke alum, he is of course a huge college basketball fan.

A North Carolina native, David was born and raised in a commercial fishing family on the Outer Banks. He decided to attend law school while he was at North Carolina State University earning dual BAs in Economics and Business Management. Even then, he knew that "fighting for the little guy" was his destiny. After 17 years, he and his partners continue to stand for the same principles.. An avid Top Dragster racer (with an IHRA Class B license), David has written articles on the importance of adequate insurance coverage and appropriate legal representation for several racing industry publications.. He spent years dedicated to the Boy Scouts of America as a leader and is the proud father of two Eagles Scouts. Through his local church, David coordinates volunteer projects including a community food program for the underprivileged and a project for rebuilding homes damaged by tornadoes in North Carolina.. David has been in private practice with Don Marcari since 1994 and is the managing partner of the firm's Raleigh office. He handles the firm's workers compensation cases as well as other personal injury cases including auto, truck and motorcycle accidents.