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Gaskins Hancock Tuttle welcomes Samuel “B.J.” Kilgore to the Firm as a pro bono extern for the fall semester. B.J. is a third-year law student at Campbell University, and he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in business management from Appalachian State University. Gaskins Hancock Tuttle was one of the first firms to participate in Campbell’s pro bono externship program…
Gaskins Hancock Tuttle Hash LLP is pleased to announce that Jason Tuttle, formerly of The Tuttle Law Firm, will become of counsel to the Firm effective July 1, 2011. Mr. Tuttle will concentrate his practice on personal injury and will assist in the Firm’s commercial litigation practice. Managing Partner E.D. Gaskins, Jr. made the announcement today saying, “Jason is a…
In May Larry McBennett closed the purchase of a 26,500 square foot commercial office building at 509 W. North Street in the Glenwood South district in Raleigh for a client that will relocate its expanding business. Weeks later the client acquired the adjoining building at 300 Glenwood Avenue, known as the Clark Art building. Center Line Digital provides the full…
Gaskins Hancock Tuttle is pleased to welcome Campbell Law student Scarlett VanStory as a summer associate. Scarlett, a rising second-year student, received a Bachelor of Arts in Biology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Gaskins Hancock Tuttle is pleased to welcome North Carolina Central University law student Hilary Delbridge as a summer associate. Hilary, a rising second-year student, worked in advertising and public relations in the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries in New York, N.Y., and Washington, D.C., prior to returning to North Carolina to attend law school.
Ed Gaskins and Larry McBennett advised Chapel Hill based MDC, Inc. to structure a joint venture with Self-Help Ventures Fund. The two entities set up a limited liability company to acquire the historic John Sprunt Hill Building, a four-story office building built in 1925, located at 307 W. Main Street in downtown Durham. Self-Help provided most of the funding to…
Ed Gaskins was one of appellants’ attorneys who successfully argued to the Court of Appeals for an order of judicial dissolution of a law firm in the absence of an operating agreement in the case of Mitchell, Brewer, Richardson, Adams, Burge & Boughman, PLLC v. Brewer. The matter presented a number of complex issues, including the valuation of pending contingency…
Gaskins Hancock Tuttle is pleased to welcome Michael Pierrie as a pro bono extern for the spring semester. Michael is a second-year student at Campbell Law School who earned his undergraduate degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Michael will work closely with GHTH attorneys on a variety of pro bono matters this semester, including Guardian ad…
Larry McBennett was recently selected by his peers for inclusion in Business North Carolina’s 2011 Legal Elite in the real estate practice area. Business North Carolina annually seeks votes from North Carolina attorneys as to the best practitioners in the state in 14 business-related specialties. For more information, please see BusinessNC.com.
Gaskins Hancock Tuttle Hash LLP Partner Ed Gaskins was a panelist at Campbell Law School last week to discuss pro bono representation. The discussion was part of Campbell Law School’s observance of Pro Bono Week. Third Year law student Hannah Hall introduced the panelists. Ms. Hall, along with second year student Amanda Hannon are both working with GHTH as pro…
