Represents individuals and entities in the acquisition, financing, leasing and disposition of commercial properties throughout North Carolina.

Represents a developer in the development and sale of build-to-suit retail stores across the country.

Represented a regional developer on the rezoning of a 93-acre site in Charlotte, North Carolina, to accommodate the development of a residential community that may contain up to 250 single-family homes and up to 288 apartments.

Represented a religious institution in its successful request for approval of a conditional use on a site in Weddington, North Carolina, to accommodate a church campus.

Represented a North Carolina charter school before the Town of Waxhaw Board of Commissioners in connection with its successful request for amendment of a conditional use permit.

Provides comprehensive counseling to nonprofit organizations on governance and compliance matters and applications for tax-exempt status.

Represented, on a pro bono basis, Men's Shelter of Charlotte in connection with its merger into Urban Ministry Center.

Represented a property owner in a condemnation arising out of a road project in Salisbury, North Carolina. The Department of Transportation deposited $175,000 as its estimate of just compensation. The case settled by consent judgment for $1.15 million. Department of Transportation v. Liberty Healthcare Properties of North Carolina, LLC, 13-CVS-1148 (Rowan County Superior Court).

Represented a national banking association and obtained summary judgment on claims brought by more than 70 borrowers who invested in a failed real estate development. The trial court's award of summary judgment was affirmed on appeal. Fazzari v. Infinity Partners, LLC, 762 S.E. 2d 237 (N.C. App. 2014).

Assisted in the representation of Garlock Sealing Technologies in its Chapter 11 bankruptcy case. The representation included adversary proceedings asserting fraud and civil RICO claims arising from widespread misconduct in the mass tort system.