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With over 28 years of family law experience, Anna Worley combines extensive legal expertise with a genuine commitment to client well-being at Gantt Family Law. She served as a District Court Judge for 16 years, where she made a significant impact—including expanding legal protections for all dating couples through inclusive domestic violence orders. Anna is a DRC-Certified Family Financial Mediator and a board-certified family law specialist, expertly handling matters involving divorce, child custody, equitable distribution, child support, and alimony. Her judicial background enables her to approach each case with empathy and insight, ensuring clients receive patient and individualized support during difficult times. Anna is recognized for her focus on mediation and creative problem-solving, helping families move forward when court resources are limited. Beyond the courtroom, she is actively engaged in community outreach to raise awareness on issues like domestic violence. At Gantt Family Law, Anna is dedicated to guiding clients through life’s most challenging transitions with compassion, clarity, and skilled advocacy.

What Every Surviving Spouse Should Know about Veterans Benefits: A Step-by-Step Guidebook for the Surviving Spouse’s Advocateprovides a riveting journey by walking the reader through the quagmire of applying and receiving Surviving Spouse benefits and gives the instructions and examples needed to understand and apply the topics discussed.. This workbook is a guide that gives hundreds of answers to questions about Veterans benefits for Surviving Spouses. The advocate will find answers to:. ·    How can a divorced spouse receive benefits from  the deceased Veteran?. ·    What benefits are available?. ·    How does the Surviving Spouse apply?. ·    Which VA forms are needed?. ·    Can a remarried Surviving Spouse continue to receive benefits?. Visit our website and learn about a free offer for everyone who buys the book. Author, expert speaker, and attorney with over 20 years of experience, Mary Markovich has intimate knowledge about the financial and emotional struggles encountered by Surviving Spouses. She earned her JD, while experiencing the new and challenging role of a single parent of 7 minor children.. In What Every Surviving Spouse Should Know about Veterans Benefits: A Step-by-Step Guidebook for the Surviving Spouse’s Advocate, Mary explores what benefits are available to a Surviving Spouse and offers practical ideas and explanations for Surviving Spouses acting as their own advocates and to professional advocates helping Surviving Spouses receive the benefits to which they are entitled.

Thomas Henson Jr. joined Henson Fuerst in 1989. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration in 1986 and his Juris Doctorate in 1989—both from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.. Thomas is the Past Chair of the board of directors of the Brain Injury Association of North Carolina (BIANC), advocating for brain injury victims and their families across North Carolina, and currently serves on its board. He has been a presenter at multiple conferences for victims of Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), their caregivers, and brain injury professionals.. In 2012, Governor Bev Perdue appointed Thomas to the first of two four-year terms on the North Carolina Traumatic Brain Injury Advisory Council. Part of the Department of Health and Human Services, the advisory council is responsible for studying the needs of people with brain injury; coordinating preventive efforts; promoting inter-agency coordination of efforts; and making recommendations to the Governor, the General Assembly, and state organizations about planning, development, and funding.. Thomas remains an active member of the Traumatic Brain Injury Litigation Group of the American Association for Justice. He recognizes that brain injuries can happen to anyone, anytime, and he is passionate about helping victims and families reassemble their lives under the best possible circumstances. Additionally, he contributed a chapter for the book The Miracle Mind: Sonya’s Story, a guidebook designed to help stroke and traumatic brain injury patients, their families, and their caregivers.. Thomas also served as a member and past director on the board of directors for Friends of Residents in Long Term Care.. In 2002, Thomas formed the Henson Fuerst Cycling Team, which has grown from only a few members into a team of more than 50 people, including top-level triathletes, recreational riders, and brand-new riders. The Cycling Team’s primary event has been the North Carolina Tour de Cure, which benefits the American Diabetes Association (ADA).. From 2009 until 2014, Thomas served as chair or co-chair for the Tour, and still serves as captain of the Henson Fuerst Cycling Team. The team raised over $100,000 for the ADA in their years of participation, and together, all participants in the Tour de Cure raise hundreds of thousands of dollars each year. Henson Fuerst team members also participate in other charity cycling events such as the Bike MS Ride to benefit multiple sclerosis, the 100-kilometer “Ride for the Rock,” which raises funds for the Brain Injury Association of North Carolina, the Raven Rock Ramble which benefits the UNC Kidney Foundation, and the CARA Ride for Their Lives which benefits the Carolina Animal Rescue and Adoption Organization.. Attorney Thomas Henson Jr. loves to spend time with his wife and son who are the “center and the joys of his life.”

Stephanie Jenkins is a partner at Parker Bryan Family Law, having joined the firm in 2020. Prior to joining Parker Bryan, she practiced family law for more than twenty years, mostly in Raleigh. Practicing family and divorce law is a sensitive topic and matters such as custody, child support, spousal support, complex equitable distribution, and domestic violence issues require competent, focused, and dedicated representation, both for the parties and any children involved. Stephanie is an example of a legal professional that possesses all of those qualities and more. As one of the most skilled domestic relations, family, and divorce attorneys in North Carolina, she has been selected by her peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America in the specialty of Family Law repeatedly since 2010. She has been named a Super Lawyer every year since 2012 and has been selected as one of the Top 50 Female Lawyers in North Carolina. She has been named in the Business North Carolina Legal Elite.. Stephanie was admitted to the North Carolina Bar in 1992. She received her B.A. from Davidson College and her J.D. from the University of North Carolina. She is a member of the North Carolina Bar, the Wake County Bar, the Tenth Judicial District Bar, and the American Bar Association. She has practiced in District and Superior Courts, mainly in Raleigh and Durham, though she has also had cases as far east as Brunswick and New Hanover counties. She is also admitted to practice in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina.. Family law is Stephanie’s main practice focus; however, she was a prosecutor in Wake County for six years. During her time as prosecutor, she started the then-innovative and controversial Criminal Domestic Violence Court, earning her the U.S. Department of Justice Certificate of Appreciation. She was also a prosecutor on the Dangerous Offenders Task Force, prosecuting defendants with the worst records for violent felonies. Her time as a prosecutor gives Stephanie a unique perspective and experience base. Her criminal background bolsters the firm’s ability to represent clients in family law criminal matters. She has tried dozens of jury trials, again setting her apart from most family lawyers. Stephanie prosecutes and defends alienation of affection and criminal conversation cases. In fact, she obtained the largest verdict ever in one of these cases, in excess of $30 million. Many of these cases are tried before a jury, which again makes her trial experience invaluable.. Stephanie is a regular speaker to other lawyers on family law-related issues, on topics ranging from “Is My Spouse Cheating?” to “The 10 Most Critical Equitable Distribution Cases” to “Prosecution and Defense of Alienation of Affection and Criminal Conversation Cases.” She participated in a seminar entitled “War of the Roses,” dealing with electronic evidence in family law cases, which won the Award of Professional Excellence, an international award; she also presented at the sequel to this program.. You can find Stephanie at the YMCA most days, toiling with all the other “50 somethings.” She loves to spend time with her teen-aged son, her husband, and her German Shepherd, Lexi.

Shannon Williamson was born and raised in Hillsborough, North Carolina. She obtained her undergraduate degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Law Degree from North Carolina Central University School of Law.. Shannon has dedicated her practice to Personal Injury and Workers’ Compensation since 2014. She has appeared before judges from Boone to Goldsboro, NC with a majority of her experience in the Raleigh area. She also has experience in Federal Court matters.. Strong Advocate for the Rights of Injured Victims and Workers. Shannon is a strong advocate for the rights of NC car accident victims and injured workers. She worked in the past for the North Carolina Department of Justice and is a member of the North Carolina Advocates for Justice and the North Carolina Bar Association. Shannon is admitted to practice in the Middle District of the United States District Court.. Representing Car Accident Victims and Workers’ Compensation Claimants in North Carolina. Admissions. Education. Professional Affiliations

Rachel Fuerst, the youngest daughter of Robert L. Fuerst, was born and raised in Rocky Mount, North Carolina. After graduating from Rocky Mount Senior High, Attorney Fuerst received the prestigious Morehead Scholarship to attend the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She graduated with honors in 1998 and went on to earn her Juris Doctorate from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Law in 2001.. After graduation, Rachel practiced law in Atlanta, Georgia for ten years, focusing her practice on catastrophic liability cases, as well as litigating and managing cases in Arkansas, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina and Virginia.. Attorney Fuerst’s practice has been shaped in large part by her close relationship with her grandfather, Dr. Herbert Fuerst, and her concern for the rights and needs of elders and those who live with disabilities related to old age. She continues to work with families of individuals living with Alzheimer’s, dementia and other disabilities.. Through her work, she become involved in Disability Rights NC, North Carolina’s federally mandated non-profit organization charged with protecting the rights of children and adults living with disabilities in North Carolina.. Attorney Fuerst is passionate about making sure her clients have the opportunity to be heard and to receive a fair chance to live the lives they choose. She and her family are staunch advocates for improving the lives of everyone in their community.. Outside of work, she enjoys traveling, especially to Spanish-speaking countries. Rachel and her husband, Kepler D. Knott, lived in Costa Rica for two years, where Rachel learned most of her conversational Spanish. Rachel and her husband have two children, Sylvie and Madeleine, as well as an Australian Cattle dog named Bullet.. She and her family spend their summers swimming at Atlantic Beach and hike through Blue Ridge Parkway in the fall. Rachel enjoys baking and is almost always in the middle of a mystery novel and a new home improvement project.

North Carolina personal injury lawyer Brenton D. Adams has represented individuals against insurance companies since 1973.Mr. Adams is board certified by the National Board of Trial Advocacy and is a member of the Million Dollar Advocacy Forum. He has been selected as one of the top 100 trial lawyers in North Carolina by the American Trial Lawyers Association.Mr. Adams has given lectures to trial lawyers at numerous seminars dealing with trial advocacy and trial practice issues. Among the trial lawyer organizations at which Mr. Adams has lectured are the North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers, The North Carolina Bar Association, American Association for Justice (formerly the Association of Trial Lawyers of America), Wake Forest University School of Law, ATLAS Lawyers Group and the prestigious Melvin M. Belli Seminar.He has written articles for legal publications and institutions including Wake Forest Law Review, North Carolina Bar Association and American Association for Justice (formerly the Association of Trial Lawyers of America). In addition, he has authored books for consumers dealing with motor vehicle injury claims, workers' compensation law and medical malpractice.The personal injury and accident attorneys at Brent Adams & Associates represent people who were injured or disabled as a result of an accident. Brent Adams & Associates' accident and personal injury attorneys recognize that our clients and their families are usually under severe financial stress from expensive medical treatment and lost work. Our law firm works hard to make sure claims are paid promptly and at full value. We handle all types of personal injury cases, the most common are car accidents. Automobile collisions are not the only cases in which personal injury claims arise. We routinely handle many other types of personal injury cases including medical malpractice, nursing home abuse and neglect, dog bites, slip and fall, insurance disputes, construction accidents, daycare abuse, asbestos exposure, motorcycle accidents and more.. He is a former vice president of the North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers and past State Delegate to the American Association for Justice (formerly the Association of Trial Lawyers of America).Mr. Adams is a graduate of Wake Forest University and the Wake Forest University School of Law and currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Southern Trial Lawyers Association.

My goal is to make the law more accessible to everyone and easier to understand, and to achieve my clients' legal goals. Most people are not meeting with a lawyer because they have received some great news, and I keep in mind that while this is just one of many cases for me, for the client, this is their life.. Whether you are seeking a simple divorce or need to untangle complex assets and relationships as part of your separation, I have the skill and determination to help you navigate the journey that is divorce. If you are having issues related to child custody or child support, I will help you reach an outcome that protects you and your family, whether that means litigation or settling the case outside of the courtroom.. As a professional, I pride myself on:. Bio: Daniel Swain was born and raised in Plymouth, NC. After graduating with a Bachelor of Arts degree in History from North Carolina State University, he attended law school at North Carolina Central University and graduated cum laude. At NCCU School of Law, Daniel distinguished himself as a member of the Moot Court Team, served as the Student Bar Association Secretary, and was a judicial intern in the chambers of Justice Ervin IV on the North Carolina Supreme Court. He also helped clients achieve their legal goals as a participant in the law school’s Civil Litigation Clinic.

Mike joined Martin & Jones in 1995.  He graduated from the University of North Carolina School of Law in 1991, after graduating from Wake Forest University with a Bachelor of Science degree in mathematics in 1988.. Since joining the firm, Mike has focused on representing individuals suffering from asbestos-related diseases including malignant mesothelioma, asbestos related lung cancer and asbestosis.  His clients include workers who were occupationally exposed to asbestos in industrial settings such as power plants, chemical plants, railroads, shipyards, paper mills and other manufacturing facilities.  Mike has represented clients from states all over the United States as well as from various provinces in Canada.. The cases have included products liability and wrongful death actions in federal court and various state courts, and workers compensation occupational disease claims before the North Carolina Industrial Commission.  The defendants have included asbestos manufacturers, contractors, distributors and employers.. Mike has achieved the highest attorney rating, "AV," by Martindale-Hubbell, an independent legal services company whose peer-review attorney ratings service is an objective indicator that an attorney has the highest ethical standards and professional ability.. Mike pursues claims on behalf of clients against various asbestos company bankruptcy administrative claims trusts, and also serves as an arbitrator and member of the trust advisory committee with different trusts.

Matthew Lee is a partner at Whitfield, Bryson & Mason LLP and, for the last 10 years, has focused his practice on fighting for people who need help. Too often, a large corporation will run roughshod over the rights of individuals and homeowners who look up one day to find the deck stacked against them with nowhere to turn. Matt takes great pride in being part of a firm that’s committed to standing shoulder to shoulder with its clients to fight and win these battles against what sometimes seem like impossible odds.. Matt earned his law degree from Wake Forest University School of Law in 2006 and his Bachelor of Arts from The Catholic University of America, cum laude, in 2001. While at Wake Forest, Matt was the 2005 Zeliff Trial Competition Champion, a regional finalist at the 2006 American Association for Justice (AAJ) Trial Advocacy Competition, the AAJ Student Chapter President, and was selected as a member of the Order of Barristers. In addition, Matt spent several months clerking for the United States Attorney’s Office in Greensboro, North Carolina.. Matt is a graduate of Leadership Raleigh 25 with the Greater Raleigh Chamber of Commerce and co-chair of the American Association for Justice (AAJ) Trial Advocacy Competition in Raleigh, NC.. Matt handles complex litigation, primarily construction defect, product liability, business disputes, and wrongful death cases, and has secured substantial verdicts and settlements in a variety of matters, including multi-million dollar verdicts for homeowners associations in construction defect litigation and large settlements in wrongful death and product liability cases.. Matt was recently appointed to the Plaintiffs Steering Committee in Multi-District Litigation No. 2688 In Re: Windsor Wood Clad Window Products Liability Litigation.. PRACTICE HIGHLIGHTS. Secured several confidential seven-figure settlements in commercial and residential construction defect disputes. February 2013: Won a $1.39 million verdict after a three week jury trial in Madisonville, Kentucky on behalf of a church and a business against two coal companies for causing subsidence to their properties. June 2012: Won a verdict and judgment of over $3 million after a three week jury trial in Wilmington, North Carolina involving a contractor’s defective construction of marine bulkhead. February 2011: Won a verdict and judgment in excess of $3.5 million after a two week jury trial involving developer’s deceptive advertising and shoddy construction of subdivision roads in the mountains of Western North Carolina

Kris is a fellow in the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML) and a board certified specialist in family law.  Kris has been described as a 'born strategist,' and brings this systematic approach to every case. Kris frequently serves as a co-counsel on military divorce and military pension division cases, and represents clients facing child custody, alimony, equitable distribution, division of trusts or businesses in divorce, domestic violence, child support, termination of parental rights, and all related family law matters.. Kris won the 2023 Leaders in the Law Award from NC Lawyers Weekly,honoring lawyers who set the standard for other lawyers, make outstanding contributions to the practice of law, show leadership in improving the justice system, act as role models and mentors, and make essential contributions to the legal community.  He was recognized as a family law Legal Elite by Business North Carolina Magazine. Kris has received an AV rating by Martindale Hubbell - a distinction awarded to lawyers who have achieved the highest level of professional excellence as rated by lawyers and judges.  In addition, Kris writes articles, and teaches continuing education classes to lawyers on family law topics and military divorce topics. He has been featured on CNN's HLN, ABC, NBC, WRAL, and The Guardian.. Kris married his high school sweetheart, Chelsey, and together they have three children.

Justin Osborn is the managing partner and founder of Osborn Injury Lawyers, where he is licensed to practice in North Carolina and South Carolina. Before opening Osborn Injury Lawyers, Justin previously founded and served as the President of another North Carolina personal injury law firm, which grew to seven lawyers, two office locations, and recovered more than $25,000,000 for clients under his leadership. In what feels like a former life, before rededicating his career to helping injured clients and victims, Justin was an insurance defense lawyer and insurance adjuster for national and transnational insurance carriers.. In 2019, Justin was honored as a Leader in the law by North Carolina Lawyer’s Weekly as “one of the most influential members of North Carolina’s legal community.” He has also been inducted in the National Trial Lawyers Top 100, the Million Dollar Advocates Forum (fewer than 1% of US lawyers are members), and Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum (fewer than 1% of US lawyers are members). But most important to him, Justin is the proud creator of a legal accessibility and outreach program that received state and national awards, which led to his former law firm being named the 2020 NC Bar Association Pro Bono Small Firm of the Year.. Justin is a proud tribal member of the Cherokee Nation and first generation college graduate. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree summa cum laude in Microbiology from the University of Oklahoma and attended law school at the University of Virginia. When he isn’t practicing law, Justin enjoys BBQing, Oklahoma football, and traveling with his wife, Andrea, and two young children.. RECENT RESULTS:. $4,750,000 Settlement for a Client Severely Burned in a Fire. $2,500,000 Settlement for a Client Burned by a Defective Product (Inadequate Warning). $1,800,000 Settlement for a Client Who Fell at an Auto Service Shop. $1,150,000 Settlement for a Client Injured in a Recreation Area. $1,000,000 Settlement for a Client Injured in a Fall at a Recreation Area. LEGAL AWARDS:National Trial Lawyers Top 100NC Leaders in the LawMillion Dollar Advocates ForumMulti-Million Dollar Advocates Forum

John Alan Jones is the founding member and managing partner of Martin & Jones, where he has worked since he began practicing law in 1982.  John Alan was born and raised in Pine Level, North Carolina.  He graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he was inducted into the Phi Beta Kappa honorary society.  After graduating from UNC-Chapel Hill in 1979, he entered law school at UNC-Chapel Hill, where he was a member of the Holderness Moot Court.. Upon graduating from law school in 1982, John Alan began representing workers with occupational diseases caused by toxic chemicals and cotton dust.  His practice soon became statewide.  He represented hundreds of North Carolina workers in these occupational disease cases, which led to an interest in both medicine and product liability claims.  In the mid-1980's, he began representing people who had been injured by major corporations manufacturing toxic chemicals, asbestos, defective pharmaceuticals and harmful medical devices.. From 1984 until 1997, he successfully represented approximately 1,100 women from 28 states who had been injured by the Dalkon Shield IUD.  Indeed, he obtained a large plaintiff's verdict in the last Dalkon Shield case tried in the United States.  In 1988 he first agreed to represent someone injured by medical malpractice.  He tried and won his first medical malpractice case in 1990, and he has successfully represented medical malpractice victims throughout North Carolina, having tried these cases from the mountains to the coast.  He now heads the firm's medical malpractice group, which is comprised of 5 attorneys and 12 support staff.  John Alan continues to devote a large percentage of his practice to representing individuals catastrophically injured by medical negligence, defective pharmaceuticals, toxic substances or other negligence.. He also devotes a significant amount of his work time to consumer class action litigation and representing small businesses victimized by unfair business practices of major corporations.  John Alan served as lead counsel on behalf of thousands of consumers in class actions against major banks arising from predatory lending practices.  After more than seven years of litigation, John Alan and partner Chris Olson settled predatory lending class actions against a Bank of America subsidiary, NationsCredit, for $38,750,000 and a CitiBank subsidiary, Citifinancial, for $42,500,000.  Each of these class actions went to the North Carolina Court of Appeals and the North Carolina Supreme Court, resulting in landmark appellate decisions providing protection for North Carolina consumers and providing compensation to more than 12,000 North Carolina consumers.. John Alan does not limit his law practice to the state of North Carolina.  He handles both trial and appellate work in state and federal courts throughout North Carolina and around the U.S.  He has received Martindale-Hubbell's "AV" peer review rating, which is the highest rating given.  Due to recognition by other attorneys from around North Carolina, John Alan has been recognized by the following organizations:. John Alan is married and has two young children.  He happily spends most of his free time with family activities, but he also enjoys saltwater fishing and travel.

Jason Michael Burton is a fifth-generation attorney with an outstanding track record and high-stakes trial experience.  Since 2012, he has helped to secure more than $38 Million in verdicts and settlements on behalf of individuals harmed by the wrongful conduct of other.  He is a Life Member of the Million Dollar and Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum and has been recognized as a Top 10 Personal Injury Attorney Under 40 by the National Academy of Personal Injury Attorneys, a Top Ten Personal Injury Attorney in North Carolina for Client Service and High Verdicts and Settlements by the American Institute of Personal Injury Attorneys, and a Rising Star by North Carolina Super Lawyers Magazine.  He and Burton Law Firm, PLLC focus on personal injury and wrongful death cases throughout North Carolina and Virginia.  Whether you have been injured in a car accident, an on-the-job injury, or otherwise, Jason Michael Burton and Burton Law Firm, PLLC can help.  Contact us today for a FREE injury case consultation.

James Narron focuses his practice on estate and trust planning, asset protection, and tax planning and controversies for high net worth individuals. He has broad experience with and is Board-certified in probate issues and corporate governance, and has worked with companies across the southeastern United States. His experience includes numerous appeals and litigation, particularly in state appellate courts.. James speaks and writes frequently on tax issues, and has delivered recent lectures at the Georgia Federal Tax Conference, the Duke Estate Planning Council Annual Seminar, and the Virginia Bar Association Estate Planning and Administration Section Annual Meeting. He currently serves as Vice President of the North Carolina Bar Association.. James is a native of Johnston County and still farms the land that came from his grandfather, where he raises registered South Devon cattle and pine timber. He is active in community and philanthropic endeavors, including recent service as Chairman of the North Carolina Community Foundation, Incorporated.

J. Patrick Williams,  J.D. is one of the founding partners of Batch & Williams, PC. His practice is focused in Family law, divorce, domestic violence and related claims.  Patrick has over 17 years experience litigating family law matters ranging from simple custody cases to high asset and high conflict equitable distribution matters.  He also is active in the legal community and is a member of the North Carolina Bar Grievance Committee, which investigates disputes between clients and attorneys, as well as a member of State Bar Ethics Committee.. Mr. J. Patrick Williams received his Bachelor of Science Degree in Computer Engineering from North Carolina State University. Mr. Williams worked as a System Administrator/Programmer for several years prior to entering the legal field.. Mr. Williams received his Juris Doctor from the Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law at Campbell University. While attending Campbell University, Mr. Williams was a member of the American Trial Lawyers Association trial team for two years, Notes and Comments Editor for the Campbell Law Review.. Areas of Practice:. Familly Law. Criminal/Traffic. Education:Campbell University Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law,Buies Creek, North : Order of the BarristersHonors: Who's Who Among American Law StudentsLaw Review: Campbell Law Review, Notes, Comments EditorNorth Carolina State :  Computer Engineering

I'm a Trademark Lawyer and YouTube Entrepreneur. I've built a YouTube channel to almost 150,000 subscribers by providing helpful and practical information and tips that will allow you to build a better online business.. I run a virtual trademark law firm from Lisbon, Portugal (where we moved in 2021) and help online entrepreneurs protect their branding and the naming rights to their online business. I have also successfully built an online business with an amazing remote team, allowing me the freedom to work from home (or my local cafe) and travel the world with my family.. I post videos about branding and trademarks, entrepreneurship, money, productivity and other topics that helped make my lifestyle possible.. More Nuggets.... Age: 40sMajored in: Theatre & Econ ManagementCamera: Canon Shotgun MicBeard: YesSpouse & Kids: YesBiz Location: North CarolinaMy location: PortugalPolitics: LiberalVaccinated: YesHorrifying dark secret: ???

I have devoted my career to helping victims of car, motorcycle and truck accidents.  As a former claims adjuster and former insurance company lawyer, I know how insurance companies work quickly to gain advantage over victims who suffer serious injuries in roadway collisions.  I now work only for victims and their families, and our trial law practice stands ready to push for a fair settlement or to win your case in court if the insurance company will not volunteer fair payment.. We deal only with serious collsions, and for this reason we offer a reduced legal fee of 25% to our clients.  More serious injuries result in higher settlements - we belive the lower fee share is more fair as it leaves more settlement money with the victim, where it belongs.  We offer free consultations to our clients, even if you prefer not to hire an attorney.  Call now and speak with a former claims adjuster who can tell you exactly how your claims adjuster will look at your case, and how the insurance companies will work to minimize your injury claim payments.. We offer concierge level service to our clients.   We handle your property damage claims free of charges, and our primary focus is to build and present the medical evidence which serves to prove the FULL nature and extent of your injuries.  We have worked with the best doctors and surgeons throghout North Carolina, and our medical experience will help you make sure that your claims are fully honored.  Our insurance experience will also help you to secure coverage under multiple insurance policies.  We will leave no stone unturned in our effort to maximize your compensation for past AND FUTURE medical expenses, for all lost income, and for your pain and suffering.. Please call us right away to discuss your rights and options.  Carl Nagle is available to personally speak with you, and he will provide your best plan of action as you seek to put all of the problems arising from your accident properly into your past.

I am devoted to challenging the status quo and driving towards justice in my work. Running my business, I saw gaps for people who spoke English as a second language. Over the years, I improved the Spanish ability I first learned in college. I used my facility with the language to nurture connections I could not have otherwise. I translated consultations into English at the law firm to give access to all. As an attorney, I take my love for language even higher, acting as an advocate for all. Empathy and careful analysis yield the best results, and I bring all three to my work.. I know that desire is nothing without hard work and attention to detail. My time as a practicing attorney taught me that the legal profession demands strict focus and commitment. Serving clients and taking cases to trial gave me the chance to sharpen those skills for practice. After running a business for 14 years, I am excited to be at the courthouse as a lawyer.

I am committed to providing my clients with client centered quality legal services.  I focus on my client's specific goals and work aggressively to help achieve that goal.  I am an aggressive and knowledgeable advocate in the courtroom.  I am a former Public Defender, and have a passion for helping client's navigate the criminal justice system and aggressively fight in court.  I am also the daughter of Immigrants from Ethiopia.  I am a zealous advocate in Immigration matters that my clients come to me with.  Each case is unique and requires special attention.  I am also well versed in the areas of Family law, landlord tenant, and personal injury cases.. Hailu Legal, PLLC is a general practice law firm licensed to practice law in Maryland and North Carolina.  Feel free to give me a call at or to set up a consultation!

I am an experienced litigator with hundreds of hours in the courtroom handling domestic and civil matters. My practice is focused on helping individuals and business understand and address the legal problems they did not ask for. I will give you an honest read of your case, even if the best course of action is not to hire me.

I am a Raleigh native who for 26 years has worked hard to solve my client's legal issues.  Sometimes the issue is the creation of a new business or other times it is fighting for my client in a lawsuit to protect their business or land.

I am a North Carolina trial attorney, but began my legal career in Washington, DC, at the Public Defender Service for the District of Columbia in 2006.  In my first two years at PDS, I worked in an attorney fellowship position focused on litigating complex forensics issues in serious felony cases, and also worked in partnership with the Innocence Project to develop litigation strategies to combat the leading causes of wrongful conviction in trial courts nationwide.. After two years in that concentrated role, I moved into the trial division at PDS in DC, where I was trained by some of the best defense attorneys in the country.  In 2011, I founded Hiltzheimer Law Office, PLLC in DC, and in 2012 relocated the practice to Raleigh, NC, when my family decided to make North Carolina our home.

I am a North Carolina native.  I grew up and went to high school in Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina.  I am the first attorney in my family.  My father works in the timber industry and my mother is a retired school teacher.  I first moved to Raleigh to attend  North Carolina State University.  Thereafter, I left NC to attend law school in the state of Georgia.  Immediately upon graduation, I returned to North Carolina.  I currently live in downtown Raleigh with my wife and young son.  Our family believes it is important to be deeply rooted in the heart of our community. We are members of First Presbyterian Church in downtown Raleigh which is where our child attends preschool.. When not focusing time serving my clients, I enjoy spending time in the outdoors with my family.  I am also an avid supporter of NC State Wolfpack athletics.. I am a member of many professional assocations focused on helping others through the practice of law.  I am also regularly involved with providing pro bono legal services to clients of The Healing Place of Wake County, a non-profit entity helping homeless Wake County residents dealing with addiction.

Hunt joined Martin & Jones in 2013.  His practice focuses on representing people injured by the negligence of others, including product liability, fraud, bad faith and deceptive trade practices.. Hunt graduated from Campbell University School of Law, cum laude in 2013.  While in law school, he was managing editor of the Campbell Law Review and a member of the national moot court team.  Hunt also served as an extern to the Honorable Rick Elmore of the North Carolina Court of Appeals.  Upon graduation, he was inducted into the Order of Barristers and awarded the Safran Moot Court Award for outstanding contribution to the school’s appellate advocacy program.. After receiving his undergraduate degree from Appalachian State University in 2005, Hunt was commissioned as an officer in the United States Army, where he served as a captain.  He is a former intelligence officer and veteran of the Iraq War.. Hunt lives in Raleigh with his wife.  In their free time, they love traveling, fitness and the outdoors.. Publications. Huntington M. Willis, Medicare Subrogation of Third Party Liability Claims–An Evolving (and Elusive) Effort, 35 Campbell L. Rev. 173 (2012)