Brian Pearce

Brian T. Pearce concentrates his practice in the areas of land use and real estate litigation as well as commercial real estate.

Mr. Pearce's work in land use includes representation before local municipal boards as well as representation before trial and appellate courts.  Mr. Pearce's real estate litigation practice includes client representation in landlord/tenant disputes, title insurance litigation, real estate contract disputes, and other real estate litigation matters.  Mr. Pearce's commercial real estate practice includes client representation in commercial closings, lease negotiations and contract negotiations. 

Mr. Pearce earned his undergraduate degree from Clemson University, cum laude, and his J.D. from the Wake Forest University School of Law, where he was the recipient of the Justice Joseph Branch Scholarship.

Mr. Pearce has lectured on landlord/tenant topics for CLE providers.  He is currently a member of the City of Greensboro Board of Adjustment.

Mr. Pearce writes a blog where he provides thoughts on key developments in North Carolina Real Estate Law:

• Moderator of 2009 North Carlina Bar Association Annual Review CLE
• Member of Greensboro Future Fund Steering Committee (2009-2010)
• Greensboro Future Fund Grant Making Committee Chairman (2010)
• Completed National Institute for Trial Advocacy Building Trial Skills Program (2007)
• Legal Counsel for Greensboro Jaycees (2006)

In the matter of the foreclosure of a deed of trust executed by Charles Ray Thomas and wife, Shirley P. Thomas, dated December 16, 2004, recorded in Book 3655, Page 189, Union County, North Carolina Registry, by Stephen A. Lamb, Substitute Trustee, COA 08-287 (2009)

Northwest Property Group, LLC v. Town of Carrborro, et al., NO. COA08-929 (2009)

• Brian Pearce Joins Nexsen Pruet, Will Focus On Real Estate Litigation
  Nexsen Pruet Adams Kleemeier, PLLC announced that Brian T. Pearce has joined the firm's Greensboro office, where he will concentrate his practice on real estate litigation.

• North Carolina Real Estate Litigation Blog