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
Terrie Nelson Joins Gateway Board of Directors
Terrie Nelson, an attorney in the Raleigh office of Cranfill Sumner & Hartzog LLP, was recently appointed to serve on the Board of Directors for Gateway. … Read More
Cranfill Sumner & Hartzog Sponsors Cheers 4 Children
Cranfill Sumner & Hartzog LLP is proud to serve as a sponsor of the Cheers 4 Children event at WakeMed in Raleigh on Nov. 29. The event is an evening reception featuring live music, a Wine Pull and Silent Auction with one of a kind ornaments painted by local artists. It will kick off the holiday season at the WakeMed Raleigh Campus.… Read More
Pat Flanagan to Serve on NCBA Committee
Pat Flanagan has been appointed to serve a three-year term on the NCBA’s Appellate Practice Section Council. His term will end in 2021.… Read More
CSH Law Participates in Alzheimer’s Walk
The Elder Law and Estate Planning Practice Group of Cranfill Sumner & Hartzog LLP (CSH Law) proudly served as a sponsor of the recent Walk to End Alzheimer’s at Wrightsville Beach. On Nov. 3, a team from CSH Law also walked in the event at Wrightsville Beach Park.… Read More
Colleen Shea Volunteers at FEMA Disaster Recovery Center Event
On Nov. 9, Wilmington Partner Colleen Shea served as a volunteer at a FEMA Disaster Recovery Center for New Hanover County in Wilmington. Colleen was one of several volunteer attorneys who offered brief advice and counsel regarding landlord/tenant law, consumer law and insurance law. Wilmington and surrounding towns and counties sustained significant damage from Hurricane Florence and were declared federal disaster areas. … Read More
