Most Recent Case Studies
More than 1,800 miles separates Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, and Carbondale, Colorado, and they may feel like a world apart.
Columbia Metropolitian Convention Center
While it may take a village to raise a child, in our experience, it takes a city to raise a convention center.
It's been called “the most important economic development project in our state’s history.”
The year 1976 is remembered for the nation’s bicentennial celebration, bell bottom pants, the first Rocky movie, and at Snider Fleet Solutions, as the year of their founding.
Earth Fare, an Asheville-based natural foods grocer, says “Our mission is to feed and inspire the healthy person inside you!”
It wasn’t that long ago- in the late 1990s- that the landscape of support for entrepreneurs in South Carolina was relatively barren.
Two Nexsen Pruet attorneys came up with an idea in 2005.
There is a place in the lowcountry of South Carolina where the wilds still rule.
In Virginia, the State does not own and operate the state fair.
Back in 2007, nobody knew if light rail transit would work in Charlotte.
Rowley Company Import Export Law Case Study
A tariff situation threatened the Rowley Company, an importer of extruded aluminum from China.
Growing companies need to operate in locations that value their presence and the jobs they create.
Sheetz is a market leader in its sector – quality gas stations, convenience stores, and food service facilities.
Ashe County Business Recruitment
Ashe County's forward-thinking and unified leadership allows it to overcome obstacles to land economic development deals.
We form relationships you can trust.
Mackrell: Common sense, international perspective
International Trademark Protection
Worldwide patent protection...
A Profile of Legal Success Demonstrates How Businesses Should Handle Breach of Contract Claims
Rated the #1 TRUECar/ USAA
Independent Dealer in the US, Hanna Imports and Apex Imports are located in NC and typically maintain over 1000 automobiles.
Triple J Produce, Inc. is a family owned and operated farm in Wilson County, North Carolina. The farm produces a diverse line of crops and takes great pride in producing quality fresh produce. Their largest crop is sweet potatoes, regularly growing over 1,600 acres of both conventional and organic year-round.
