estate acquisition, sales, and development. Will represent clients with regard to leases, subleases, easements, declarations, condominiums, and other title matters. Negotiate commercial loan terms and documents. Advise clients on condemnation, rezoning, and land use.
Advise clients on 1031 exchange, opportunity zone, and other tax issues. Must be licensed to practice law in North Carolina. Should preferably have South Carolina licensure. The firm offers a competitive salary and benefits. Formed in the first quarter of the twentieth century, this North Carolina-based law firm is comprised of a fairly large team of highly skilled attorneys. It has nine practice groups, including corporate, commercial real estate, litigation, and trusts estates. Prominent legal periodicals have time and again recognized several of the firm's attorneys for their solid legal expertise.
