Strengthening the community
As a law firm with multiple locations across the state, we have a tremendous opportunity to support and strengthen the state we call home. We use our resources to support justice, empower local businesses and individuals, and serve as a catalyst for innovation within our local community:
- CSH Law attorneys regularly volunteer for the North Carolina Bar Association’s 4ALL Statewide Service Day, providing free legal information and referral resources to the public. In 2015, Dan Hartzog, Jr. served as the statewide co-chair for this event.
- Several attorneys, including Benton Toups and Janelle Lyons, support their communities by serving as town attorneys for North Carolina municipalities.
- Our attorneys, paralegals, and administrative staff regularly serve on boards of nonprofit organizations, including Transitions Life Care / Hospice of Wake County, Community Building Initiative in Charlotte, Triangle Literacy Council, and the Carousel Center.
Most Recent Posts
Martin and Shea Join American Board of Trial Advocates
John D. Martin and Colleen Shea have been invited to join the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA), a prestigious national association comprised of experienced trial lawyers and judges. Martin and Shea are Partners who are based in the Wilmington office of Cranfill Sumner & Hartzog LLP.… Read More
Benton Toups Participates in Safety and Health School Panel
Benton Toups participated in a panel discussion at the 2019 Wilmington Regional Safety and Health School on July 24. The panel discussed “Post Injury Return to Work Issues: Managing Compliance in the Intersection between ADA, FMLA, WC, EEOC and Privacy Laws.”… Read More
Todd King and Stephanie Gaston Poley Present at Harmonie Seminar
Todd King and Stephanie Gaston Poley recently presented at the Harmonie Group’s Construction, Next-Gen & Transportation Seminar. The seminar provided updates on legal issues surrounding the construction and transportation industries, as well as presentations on trending litigation topics.… Read More
Kara Gansmann Appointed to NCBA Continuing Legal Education Advisory Committee
Kara Gansmann was recently appointed to serve on the Continuing Legal Education Advisory Committee of the North Carolina Bar Association. Kara’s term began in July and continues for one year.… Read More
Alesha Brown Participates in Lunch with a Lawyer Program
Alesha Brown, an attorney in the Charlotte office of Cranfill Sumner & Hartzog LLP, recently completed the 2018-2019 Lunch with a Lawyer Program. The program is sponsored by the Mecklenburg County Bar and offers 8th-grade students the chance to be mentored by a local attorney.… Read More
