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Blanco Tackabery Announces New Shareholders

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Blanco Tackabery is pleased to announce that Chad A. Archer, Susan E. Campbell, and Chris D. Seamster were elected Shareholders of the firm effective January 1, 2022.

Chad practices in the firm’s Civil Litigation Practice Group, representing clients in a wide range of litigation matters. His areas of focus include real property disputes and title curative litigation; employment disputes; contract disputes; commercial and corporate disputes and complex business litigation; and trust, estate, and other fiduciary litigation. Chad also maintains an active appellate practice.

Susan brings her considerable housing experience to bear in our Affordable Housing and Community Development Group. She advises the firm’s for-profit and nonprofit developer clients who participate in Federal programs, providing counsel and assistance with housing, community development, and regulatory matters. Drawing on almost 19 years of experience as agency counsel for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Susan focuses on HUD/FHA-insured loan closings, asset management matters, and preservation issues. She also provides advice on Section 8 contracts, Section 202 and 811 programs, public housing, and community development programs.

Chris concentrates on advising the firm’s clients on corporate and securities law, relying on his extensive experience in advising corporate clients in all phases of growth from initial startup through sophisticated corporate transactions. Chris is also a member of the renewable energy practice, where he primarily assists the firm’s solar renewable energy clients with corporate structuring and tax equity investments for solar farm development projects.

Chad A. Archer

Susan E. Campbell

Chris D. Seamster

 

 

 

Blanco Tackabery Attorneys Named to the 2022 Super Lawyers© of North Carolina

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Blanco Tackabery is proud to announce that five of their attorneys have been named to the 2022 edition of Super Lawyers© and Rising Stars lists in North Carolina.  The publication recognizes outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. Approximately 5% of lawyers from across the state are recognized as “Super Lawyers” and fewer than 3% are named as “Rising Stars.”

The following five attorneys have been chosen by their peers in their respective practice areas:

Elliot A. Fus
Business Litigation

James F. Goodwin
Rising Stars: Real Estate: Business

Peter J. Juran
Business Litigation

Ashley S. Rusher
Bankruptcy: Business

Neal E. Tackabery
Estate Planning & Probate

Elliot A. Fus

James F. Goodwin

Peter J. Juran

Ashley S. Rusher

Neal E. Tackabery

Blanco Tackabery Participates in Project Birthday

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“Project Birthday,” writes Judge Carrie Vickery, who is President of the Forsyth County Bar Association, “provides a birthday gift and a birthday cake to each child in foster care in Forsyth County. Law firms, solo practitioners and judges volunteer to split the months of each year and take responsibility for purchasing a small gift for each child with a birthday that month.”

The estate planning group of Blanco Tackabery is pleased to participate in Project Birthday for the month of February, 2022. The initiative was started by Lily Alexander, of the EACH Foundation, and the Forsyth County Women Attorney’s Association in 2014, and is a wonderful opportunity to impact the lives of children who are currently living in what Vickery righty calls a “stressful and out of the ordinary situation.”

Click below to learn more about Project Birthday and its community partners. 

Forsyth County Women Attorneys Association – FCWAA | Facebook

EACH Foundation | Facebook

Elliot Fus Interviewed About Greensboro Landlord-Tenant Situation

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Elliot Fus, a shareholder at Blanco Tackabery and experienced litigator with over 25 years of legal experience, was asked to provide his comments on a recent landlord-tenant dispute in the city of Greensboro.

The story, which involves a Greensboro apartment that had been damaged by a party, was released by WXII’s Louie Tran and is available to read here: https://www.wxii12.com/article/greensboro-party-apartment-condemned-uncg-students/38111832

Blanco Tackabery Attorney James Goodwin Admitted to Virginia State Bar

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Blanco Tackabery is pleased to announce that one of our shareholders, James F. Goodwin, has been admitted to the Virginia State Bar.

James is a member of our Affordable Housing and Community Development practice group and represents for-profit and non-profit clients in the development of affordable multifamily housing projects, including projects financed through low-income housing tax credits.

He joins Amy Lanning to become the second Blanco Tackabery attorney licensed to practice law in the Commonwealth of Virginia, furthering our commitment to expand and grow with our clients. Please join us in congratulating James!

Blanco Tackabery Attorneys Admitted to South Carolina and Tennessee Bar Associations

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Blanco Tackabery is pleased to announce that two of our associate attorneys, Taylor A. Emory and Melissa L. McKinney, have been inducted into the South Carolina and Tennessee Bar Associations, respectively.

Taylor focuses his practice around affordable housing and community development projects. He was admitted into the South Carolina State Bar Association on October 26th, 2021.

Melissa focuses her practice in the areas of estate planning and administration. She was admitted into the Tennessee State Bar Association on October 4th, 2021.

Blanco Tackabery delivers advice and counsel based on knowing you, your business, your situation and your goals. With attorneys now licensed to practice law in eight states plus the District of Columbia, across a wide array of practice areas, we are more committed than ever to serving and growing with our clients.

New Attorney Joins Firm’s Commercial Real Estate and Renewable Energy Practice Groups

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Blanco Tackabery is pleased to announce that attorney Chloe A. Williams has joined the firm. She will concentrate her practice in Commercial Real Estate and Renewable Energy Financing and Development law. Blanco Tackabery has more than 40 years of experience as an industry leader in commercial real estate and extensive experience handling all types of financial transactions in the renewable energy industry. 

Chloe graduated from Wake Forest School of Law and passed the NC Bar in 2021. While at Wake Forest, she was Executive Editor of the Wake Forest Journal of Law and Policy. She received her undergraduate degree in Public Policy and Political Science from UNC-Chapel Hill.

She was sworn in on October 15, 2021. Pictured below is Chloe with Peter Juran who is a Blanco Tackabery Civil Litigation attorney.

Getting Settled into Sentinel Commons!

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We are really liking our new space at Sentinel Commons. We are thrilled with being downtown that puts us in the heart of the innovation and energy in Winston-Salem. Feel free to have a look around!

Blanco Tackabery Attorneys Named to the Best Lawyers in America©

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Blanco Tackabery is proud to announce that six of their attorneys have been named to the 2022 edition of The Best Lawyers in America©. The following six attorneys have been chosen by their peers in their respective practice areas:

Andrew S. Felts
Real Estate Law

Peter J. Juran
Commercial Litigation

Amy C. Lanning
Real Estate Law

Caroline C. Munroe
Trusts and Estates

Ashley S. Rusher
Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights/Insolvency and Reorganization Law

Neal E. Tackabery
Trusts and Estates
Tax Law

Since it was first published in 1983, Best Lawyers® has become a well-regarded guide to legal excellence. Over 52,000 leading attorneys cast more than 5.5 million votes on the legal abilities of other lawyers in their practice areas. Corporate Counsel Magazine has called Best Lawyers® “the most respected referral list of attorneys in practice.”

Andrew S. Felts

Peter J. Juran

Amy C. Lanning

 

 

 

 

Caroline C. Munroe

Ashley S. Rusher

Neal E. Tackabery

 

We’ve moved to Sentinel Commons.

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We’ve moved to Sentinel Commons.

As of August 23, we are located downtown, 404 N. Marshall St., Winston-Salem

Home to the Winston-Salem Journal and former Sentinel newspapers, our new location puts us in the heart of the innovation and energy in our community. Read all about how the move allows our firm to continue to be a source for information, expertise and personalized attention by clicking here.

We look forward to serving you from this historic location.