North Carolina Lawyers Walter Daniels to Watsi Sutton

Explore North Carolina attorneys like Walter Daniels, Walter Jenkins, Walter L. Glenn III, Walter Merritt, Walter Pence, Walter Rodriguez, Walter Rogers, and Watsi Sutton. in cities like Asheville, Charlotte, Bayboro, Raleigh and Washington. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 28801, 27209, 27889.

Walter Daniels

Walton K. Joyn

Warren Kean

Warren Davis

Warren & Kalli

Wanda C. Towns

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Walter Daniels

Firm: Daniels Law Firm, P.C.

14 South Pack Square , Asheville , North Carolina 28801

Practice Areas: Commercial

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“I used Mr Daniels for a closing, and he made the daunting paperwork seem effortless. He answered all”

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“I endorse this lawyer. Walter is an excellent attorney who is both ethical and results-oriented.”

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Walton K. Joyner

One Bank of America Plaza 421 Fayetteville Stree , Raleigh , North Carolina 27513

Practice Areas: Insurance ,Trusts

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Warren Kean

Firm: K & L Gates, LLP

214 N Tryon St Fl 47 , Charlotte , North Carolina 28202

Practice Areas: Tax

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“ABLE TO PARSE THRU DIFFICULT PARTNERSHIP TAX ISSUES AND FIND THE PRACTICAL AND CORRECT RESULT.”

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Warren Davis

Firm: Davis, Murrelle & Lyles, P.A.

912 Arendell Street , Morehead City , North Carolina 28557

Practice Areas: Mediation

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Warren & Kallianos

Firm: Warren & Kallianos

301 S Mcdowell St , Charlotte , North Carolina 28204

Practice Areas: Personal Injury,

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“If your looking for justice this is the team you want!! Professional, caring and most importantly successful at getting the verdict you deserve. Jeff Warren...”

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“I hired Chris approximately 2 years ago to represent my daughter who was involved in a head on collision. Years ago, Chris represented my father who was hit by a transfer truck and…”

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Wanda C. Townsend

Firm: Johnston, Allison and Hord, P.A.

1065 E Morehead Street (28204) PO Box 36469 , Charlotte , North Carolina 28105

Practice Areas: Banking & Finance,Corporate ,Health Care & Hospitalization,Real Estate

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“One of the best attorneys I have dealt with!”

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Walton Walker

Firm: Parton Law, PLLC

122 N Mcdowell St , Charlotte , North Carolina 28204

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Walter Wilkie

510 Court St Ste 200 , Jacksonville , North Carolina 28540

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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Walter T. Donaldson III

Bank of America Corp. Centre , Charlotte , North Carolina 28202

Practice Areas: Mergers & Acquisitions

Mr. Donaldson concentrates in the areas of mergers, acquisitions, business formations, banking, corporate finance, and private equity and hedge fund law.. His business acquisition and corporate finance practice includes mergers, acquisitions, entity governance and private equity and hedge fund formation. His practice also includes advising private equity funds as purchasers and sellers of business organizations. He assists clients with all aspects of structuring, financing, negotiation and consummation of business formations, acquisitions and dispositions.. Mr. Donaldson's banking and corporate finance practice includes representing financial institutions, mezzanine lenders, equity providers, borrowers and issuers in connections with a variety of financing transactions including structured financings, project financings, revolving credit facilities, asset-based financings and securitizations, syndicated loans and other credit facilities.

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Walter Smith

44487 Nc 24 27 73 Hwy , Albemarle , North Carolina 28001

Practice Areas: Insurance

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Walter Rogers

Firm: Smith,Anderson,Blount, Dorsett, Mitchell & Jernigan, L.L.P.

P.O. Box 2611 , Raleigh , North Carolina 27602

Practice Areas: Business

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Walter Rodriguez

Firm: Regional Law Center MCI-East

Bldg 66 Holcomb Ave , Camp Lejeune , North Carolina 28547

Practice Areas: Wills & Living Wills

Former Prosecutor. Extensive litigation experience. USMC combat veteran. State and Federal practice.

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“ortant. Well, you matter and are important to us Mr. Rodriguez. And ooh rah thank you for your se”

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Walter Merritt

Firm: Harris, Creech, Ward & Blackerby, P.A.

P. O. Drawer 1168 , New Bern , North Carolina 28560

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Walter L. Glenn III

Firm: Summit Law

338 S Sharon Amity Rd Pmb 332 , Charlotte , North Carolina 28211

Practice Areas: Land Use & Zoning

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Watsi Sutton

Firm: Watsi M. Sutton, Attorney at Law, PA

Post Office Box 459 , Washington , North Carolina 27889

Practice Areas: Child Custody

As a solo practicing attorney, Watsi has concentrated her practice primarily in the criminal and civil District Courts, representing clients in traffic, criminal and domestic matters. Among her colleagues and court personnel, Watsi is an astute attorney who is well respected for her diligence and passionate advocacy on behalf of her clients.. Before opening the office of Watsi M. Sutton, P.A., Watsi served as a former prosecutor in the role of Assistant District Attorney for the 2nd Judicial District of North Carolina, comprising Beaufort, Hyde, Martin, Tyrrell and Washington County. In addition, Watsi worked as the Managing Attorney for the New Bern office of Legal Aid of North Carolina, a nonprofit law firm serving 80,000 low-income citizens of northeastern North Carolina, facing foreclosure, domestic violence, family disputes, unemployment claims and tenant evictions. Watsi has also worked in large and mid-sized Raleigh area firms, handling civil disputes on behalf of large corporate clients.. Watsi was a General Election Nominee for District Court Judge, winning the May 2010 primary, and was endorsed by the North Carolina Association of Women Attorneys for a seat on the District Court of the Second Judicial District. Though she did not prevail in the General Election, Watsi’s candidacy helped to expand the local electorate by engaging first-time, young and diverse voters around the cause for justice for all. Watsi was again nominated for District Court Judge in February 2018.

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“Watsi is a skilled advocate and trial lawyer. She behaves in a professional manner, at all times, even when disagreements arise. She is reasonable when negotiating, but also knows …”

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Walter Weathers

106 Duryer Ct , Cary , North Carolina 27511

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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“Highly recommend. Very professional, competent, things handled well, great advice. Have used him for”

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Walter Jenkins

P O Box 1208 , Biscoe , North Carolina 27209

Practice Areas: DUI & DWI

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“ry much appreciated his hands on approach and always keeping me in the loop as to what was going on”

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“Butch does a great job representing his clients, and is known around the State for his experience in the courtroom.”

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Waple & Houk

Firm: Waple & Houk

601 East Blvd , Charlotte , North Carolina 28203

Practice Areas: Divorce & Family, Workers Compensation, Estate Planning

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“Lindsey Houk is an exceptional attorney. She helped me to understand the entire process. She was compassionate, while still remaining ethical and...”

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Walter Pence

38 Mill St , Bayboro , North Carolina 28515

Practice Areas: Communications & Media

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“Have hired Walt for a couple of things. He is an individual with a high moral compass. Is very und”

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Warren T. Wolfe

Firm: Warren T. Wolfe

East Main Street , Havelock , North Carolina 28532

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“Don't waste your time or money. He will not return calls or letters. He represented me on a case in which I never met with him til the day I actuall...”

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