Thirty Brooks Pierce Attorneys Recognized in Business North Carolina’s 2022 “Legal Elite” and “Hall of Fame”

Thirty Brooks Pierce attorneys have been recognized by their peers for inclusion in the 2022 edition of Business North Carolina’s “Legal Elite” and “Hall of Fame,” a listing of the state’s top lawyers in business-related practice areas.

Each year, Business North Carolina sends ballots to members of the North Carolina Bar Association who are residents of the state. Voters are asked one question: “Of the Tar Heel lawyers whose work you have observed firsthand, whom would you rate among the current best in these categories?” Voters are not allowed to vote for themselves, and may only select members of their own firms if they also select out-of-firm lawyers in the same categories, with the out-of-firm votes weighted more heavily. Attorneys who receive the most votes in their respective categories become permanent members of the “Legal Elite Hall of Fame.” For more information about the “Legal Elite” methodology, visit https://businessnc.com/legal-elite-2022-north-carolinas-top-lawyers-chosen-by-their-peers/.

The Brooks Pierce attorneys named to Business North Carolina’s 2022 “Legal Elite” are:

• Daniel Adams for Criminal Law
• Julia Ambrose for Appellate
• Camden Betz for Real Estate
• Marc Bishop for Corporate
• Arty Bolick for Construction
• John Cross for Business
• Eric David for Litigation
• Alex Elkan for Environmental
• Shana Fulton for Criminal Law
• Tricia Goodson for Employment
• Bob King for Litigation
• Beth Langley for Employment
• Kim Marston for Young Guns
• Clint Morse for Bankruptcy
• Jeff Oleynik for Bankruptcy
• Bo Rodenbough for Real Estate
• Collins Saint for Young Guns
• David Sar for Intellectual Property
• John Small for Bankruptcy
• Adam Tarleton for Tax & Estate Planning
• Elizabeth Troutman for Young Guns
• Thomas Varnum for Intellectual Property
• Ed West for Criminal Law
• Katie Wong for Young Guns

The Brooks Pierce attorneys recognized as members of the “Legal Elite Hall of Fame” are:

• Charles Baldwin for Business
• John Cross for Corporate
• Mark Davidson for Business
• Kearns Davis for Criminal Law
• George House for Environmental
• Gary Parsons for Litigation
• Jennifer Van Zant for Antitrust