On Feb. 11, Shatilla Shera Cairns presented “Crafting Effective Contracts” as part of the Business Education Series for the Holly Springs Chamber of Commerce. This is the first session of the series that Tillie will be presenting throughout 2025.… Read More
Shatilla Shera (Tillie) B. Cairns has been elected to serve on the Board of Directors for the Holly Springs Chamber of Commerce. Her term begins in January 2025 and continues through December 2027.… Read More
Marshall Wall, an alumnus of Campbell Law School, has been reappointed to the Campbell Law Board of Visitors through August 2026. He has served on this board since 2016. His new term began Sept. 1, 2024.… Read More
Dominic Totman, an attorney at Cranfill Sumner LLP, was recently elected to the Board of Directors for the Holt Brothers Foundation. His term began in August 2024 and continues for 3 years. … Read More
Elder Law and Estate Planning Practice Group Chair Kara Gansmann is featured in a new video series by Retire Coastal Carolina.… Read More
Q. Shanté Martin presented a professional development training for Carteret Community College’s Leadership Academy in Morehead City on June 13.… Read More
RaShawnda Murphy Williams volunteered at the June 1 Name Change Legal Clinic which was held at the Durham County Public Library. The event was hosted by the Pauli Murray LGBTQ+ Bar Association, the LGBTQ Center of Durham, and the Durham County Library.… Read More
Q. Shanté Martin was recently appointed to serve as Treasurer of the Education Law Section Council of the North Carolina Bar Association. Her term begins July 1, 2024 and continues until June 30, 2025.… Read More
Members of the Cranfill Sumner LLP offices participated in the North Carolina Bar Foundation’s 4ALL – Lawyers on Call event on Friday, March 1. … Read More
The Charlotte International Arbitration Society (CIAS) recently announced its slate of board members for 2024, and it includes individuals from Cranfill Sumner LLP. CIAS was founded in 2014 as a nonprofit to promote and facilitate Charlotte as a place for international arbitration.… Read More
