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Although I have practiced law in Durham, North Carolina for more than forty years, , I grew up in the small eastern North Carolina town of Red Springs. After graduating from UNC-CH, I spent three years in the Army, serving from 1969-70 in Vietnam as a forward observer with the 199th Light Infantry Brigade. I have been in practice in Durham since January of 1974. Since beginning my legal career in Durham in 1974, I have an active member of the North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers and the North Carolina Advocates for Justice; the National Academy of Trial Lawyersand the National Advocates for Justice; The American Board of Trial Advocates (made up of attorneys for plaintiffs and defendants]; theMillion Dollar Advocates Forum, and the Triangle Circle of Advocates, among other groups. I have been honored to present a number of lectures and presentations to professional CLE programs. I have always been active in the UNC Law Alumni, serving most recently on the Board of the UNC Chapel Hill Alumni Board. In my life outside the law, I am an ordained Elder in the Westminster Church in Durham. I also enjoy outdoor activities of all types and spending time with family and friends. I regularly compete in triathlons throughout North Carolina, and I especially enjoy fly fishing, salt water fishing, canoeing, sailing, duck and bird hunting. I am a history buff and enjoy reading history and traveling.
Wrongful death attorneys represent families who have lost loved ones due to the negligence of others. They seek compensation for the devastating loss. Common matters include fatal accidents, medical negligence deaths, workplace fatalities, product liability deaths.