This will be the second consecutive year that Trip Adams has taught the Bankruptcy course at Elon University School of Law.

Elon University School of Law is located in Greensboro, North Carolina.

 

Jennifer Adams has again been named a Rising Star in the Super Lawyers 2010 listings, in the area of Consumer Bankruptcy. She first appeared in the 2009 list of outstanding young lawyers in the state.


The publishers of Super Lawyers launched Rising Stars to recognize the top up-and-coming attorneys in the state -- those who are 40 years old or younger, or who have been practicing for 10 years or less.

http://www.superlawyers.com

 

Trip Adams has been listed as a North Carolina Super Lawyer for 2010, in the area of Bankruptcy and Creditor/Debtor Rights. This is Trip’s fourth year in the listings.

Super Lawyers is a listing of outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement.

Super Lawyers is published as a special supplement in leading newspapers and city and regional magazines across the country.
Polling, research and selection are performed by Law & Politics, a publication of Key Professional Media, Inc. Law & Politics has been publishing legal magazines since 1990 and Super Lawyers since 1991.

http://www.superlawyers.com

 

The Business Journal has again named Higgins Benjamin Eagles & Adams, PLLC, among the largest law firms in the Triad. The 2010 Book of Lists includes us as the thirteenth largest. Although the Business Journal does not consider this any endorsement, we have found that meeting the varied needs of our clients is best and most efficiently done when ample resources are available to be wielded by attorneys who have varied skills and experience. We consider our size to be important to best serve clients while having the opportunity to build relationships that foster full service by understanding the clients’ needs. Are we pleased with the current recognition? Yes. But the reason we are pleased is that it reflects our position to better serve clients’ needs.

 

Brian Tomlin has begun his fourteenth (14th) year as a part-time instructor in the Speech Communications and Journalism and Mass Communications departments at North Carolina A&T State University. He is currently teaching a course in Persuasive Communication.

 

Megan Silver recently graduated from Elon University School of Law with high honors (magna cum laude) in that school's Charter Class. She passed the North Carolina Bar Exam and began the practice of law with Higgins Benjamin Eagles & Adams PLLC after being sworn in on October 2, 2009.

 

The North Carolina Academy of Superior Court Mediators is a statewide association of experienced mediators selected through a peer nomination and attorney review process.

http://www.ncmediators.org

 

Mr. Lloyd's retirement marks the end of an illustrious legal career spanning over 5 decades, all of which were spent in Greensboro. For the last twenty (20) years, Mr. Lloyd focused primarily on trusts and estates, and he was qualified as a Certified Specialist in Estate Planning and Probate Law. If you were a client of Mr. Lloyd's, and need information about your legal matter, please contact Pete Miller in this office. If you would like information on estate planning or probate law, Pete Miller is also a Board Certified Specialist in Estate Planning and Probate Law. In addition, Pete may be able to help you in the areas Business Law, Corporations, Partnerships and LLCs.

 

Jeff Davis was elected as the President of the Greensboro Bar Association Young Lawyers Section. The Young Lawyers Section promotes service to the community and social opportunities for younger members of the Greensboro Bar. The Young Lawyers Section coordinates the swearing-in of new members to the Bar and serves the Greensboro community through projects such as Child Safety Day, Wills For Heroes, Ask-A-Lawyer Day, and serving meals at Urban Ministry.

 

Jeff Davis became a member of the North Carolina Board of Law Examiners Bar Candidate Committee. Every applicant to practice law in the state of North Carolina must appear before a bar candidate committee to be examined about any matter pertaining to the applicant's moral character and general fitness to practice law. An applicant must furnish to the committee such information and documents as it may reasonably require pertaining to the moral character and general fitness of the applicant to be licensed to practice law in North Carolina.