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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.

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

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

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.

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.

Gracie Glover is a North Carolina native originally from Swansboro, North Carolina. Gracie graduated from East Carolina University in 2017 with a degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting. While at ECU, Gracie was involved in several on-campus activities and received state-wide recognition for her leadership within those organizations. She spent the following year after graduation traveling to campuses across the United States, providing assistance and programming to student leaders.. Gracie attended law school at Campbell Law in Raleigh. While at Campbell, Gracie was the head of the Campbell Law Innocence Project and a Campbell Community Law Clinic member. In the community law clinic, Gracie served clients in various matters, including record expunction, driver’s license restoration, title repair, and domestic violence protection orders. After graduating from Campbell, Gracie was an associate attorney at a civil litigation firm representing clients in real property, municipal, and business litigation matters.. Gracie represents clients in all aspects of family law, including divorce, equitable distribution, premarital agreements, separation agreements, child support, child custody, spousal support, and domestic violence.. When she is not at the office, Gracie enjoys spending time trying new recipes and cheering on the East Carolina Pirates!

Despite all the lawyer jokes, attorneys play an important part in advocating for their clients’ interests. This is where my years of experience will benefit your company. My role is to alleviate the legal obstacles that steer attention away from growing your business. From start to finish, I actively protect your business goals through drafting favorable contracts and resolving conflict through settlement, litigation or mediation.. WHAT MAKES ME UNIQUE:. •I am the recipient of Martindale Hubbell’s Client Distinction Award, an honor bestowed on less than 1% of all attorneys practicing in the United States, based on the quality of service, overall value, and responsiveness I provide clients on a daily basis.. •Having concentrated on the intricacies of construction, environmental, and government contract law, I am able to quickly identify and resolve hurdles before they become insurmountable and costly.. •As an adjunct professor, I educate future construction professionals to apply their understanding of the law to compete in the volatile construction industry.. •I routinely publish articles and provide client alerts on cutting-edge legal issues, statutory changes, and other innovations, including public private partnerships and environmental incentives, so my client may capitalize on these innovations before other industry leaders.. HIGHLIGHTS:. •Successfully defended structural engineer against a $27 million claim involving a public high school.. •Coordinated Public Private Partnerships for local and international clients involving infrastructure repairs in the United States.. •Applied knowledge of solar energy construction and smart grid applications for use by several internet data centers.. •Drafted compliance manuals with practical documentation for government contractors to avoid possible False Claims Act suits.

Carrie Tortora grew up in Louisiana and earned a degree in accounting from Louisiana State University. After attending the UNC School of Law, she settled in Raleigh.. Carrie is a board-certified family law specialist with nearly fifteen years of experience as a divorce and family law attorney. After working in a boutique family law firm for many years, Carrie made the decision to launch Tortora Family Law because she is passionate about supporting people through some of the most stressful and difficult events in their lives.. Carrie’s background in accounting provides her a unique skill set to handle the financial issues involved in divorce, including valuing and dividing business interests and calculating support. She also clerked at the North Carolina Court of Appeals following law school, which experience provided her insight into the inner workings of the court system.. When Carrie is not practicing law, she enjoys spending time with her husband, Frank, and juggling the joy and chaos that comes with having three young children and one old beagle. She also enjoys traveling and learning about new places and cultures, and watching standup comedy.