Kara Gansmann, an Elder Law and Estate Planning attorney with Cranfill Sumner LLP (Cranfill Sumner), was featured in the April 24 edition of the North Carolina Bar Association E-Bar. The E-Bar highlighted Kara’s April 16 Insights article, “NC Seniors Will Receive New Medicare Cards But Remain Susceptible to Fraud,” which originally appeared in the online edition of the Greater Wilmington Business Journal.… Read More
Kara Gansmann’s latest Insights article was featured in the March 13 e-bar by the North Carolina Bar Association. “Use a Pet Trust to Ensure Your Pet’s Care” explains how a trust can ensure a pet’s care after its owner has passed or is no longer able to manage its care.… Read More
An article by Benton Toups and Katie Terry was recently published in the January newsletter of the Lower Cape Fear Human Resource Association (LCFHRA).… Read More
Benton Toups, Vice Chair of the Employment Law Practice Group at Cranfill Sumner LLP, was recently quoted in the Greater Wilmington Business Journal. In “Harassment In The Spotlight,” Benton discusses legal issues surrounding sexual harassment in the workplace.… Read More
The Resource, a publication of the North Carolina Association of Defense Attorneys, recently published an article by Laura Dean. “Staring Down the Barrel: Responding to ‘Shotgun’ Complaints in Asbestos Litigation” discusses the implications of “shotgun” complaints in asbestos litigation cases.… Read More
Ronna Wood-McGehee, a paralegal in the Raleigh office of Cranfill Sumner LLP, is featured in the latest edition of North Carolina Lawyers Weekly.
Ronna is profiled in the edition’s Carolina Paralegal News. She is a North Carolina Certified Paralegal who supports attorneys in several different practice areas including Insurance Law & Coverage, Premises Liability, Product Liability, Motor Vehicle Litigation, and Construction Law. … Read More
“How Seniors Can Afford Long Term Care Without Spending Their Life Savings,” an article by Kara Gansmann, was published in Business North Carolina Magazine’s 2017 Law Journal. Kara is an elder law attorney based in the Wilmington office of Cranfill Sumner LLP.… Read More
A recent Insights article by Kara Gansmann was featured in the North Carolina Bar Association E-Bar publication. The article, “What To Do With A Paper Savings Bond After Owner Dies,” was initially published in the online edition of the Greater Wilmington Business Journal.… Read More
Stephanie Gaston Poley, Chair of the Retail, Restaurant & Hospitality Practice Group at Cranfill Sumner LLP, was recently published in the July 2017 edition of For the Defense. Stephanie’s article “Seven Years of Growth” gave a recap of the 2017 Retail and Hospitality Seminar and the committee’s plans for the upcoming Annual Meeting in Chicago.… Read More
Colleen Shea and Rebecca Knudson are listed in the August 2017 edition of WILMA Magazine. The August Spotlight column lists the Wilmington attorneys featured in the 2017 Women in the Law by Best Lawyers Business Edition and includes a quote from Colleen about her experience as a female attorney.… Read More
