Deutsch & Gottschalk is a sponsor of this year’s HardLox Jewish Food and Heritage Festival on Sunday, October 16, 2016 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Pack Square.
Please come and eat delicious Jewish food, listen to fabulous local entertainment, and “follow your blintz”!
Fall is officially here! And while we’re very ready for the crisp weather and pumpkin spice lattes, we aren’t ready to forget our accomplishments of the summer.
Here’s just a bit of what we did last summer:
-reinstated benefits under disability policy for client
-obtained dismissal of lender’s appeal in foreclosure for client
-obtained preliminary injunction against nuisance
-reinstated consulting contract for client
-obtained state and federal trademark registrations for clients
-closed residential and commercial real estate transactions for clients
-set up an Employee Stock Option Trust for client
In addition, Bob was inducted into the General Practice Hall of Fame by the North Carolina Bar Association and Elizabeth graduated from Leadership Asheville.
Bob Deutsch was inducted into the North Carolina Bar Association’s General Practice on June 23, 2016.
The Hall of Fame, sponsored by the NCBA Solo, Small Firm & General Practice Section, was established in 1989. This year’s induction class brings membership in the Hall of Fame to 153 attorneys.
General Practice Hall of Fame lawyers are general practitioners who are outstanding members of the legal profession whose careers have served as models for lawyers in the general practice of law.
To be eligible for nomination, lawyers much have practiced law for at least 25 years, a significant portion of that time having been devoted to the general practice of law, and must be members in good standing with the North Carolina State Bar and the North Carolina Bar Association, and are living at the time of their selections.
General Practice Hall of Fame lawyers have exhibited throughout their practice the highest standards of ethics and professional competency and have rendered a high level of service to the bar and to their communities.
