Longleaf Law Partners is proud to announce that four of its attorneys have been named to Business North Carolina’s Legal Elite 2025. The recognition is a testament to the firm’s dedication to excellence in commercial real estate law and business law. It is our pleasure to congratulate our colleagues: Penn Clarke and Jamie McCaskill in the Real Estate Law category, Bradley Wooldridge in the Tax & Estate Planning category, and Worth Mills in the Young
Max Isaacson Max Isaacson has been named partner at Longleaf Law Partners. He joined the commercial real estate firm in 2021 after practicing at a large, multi-discipline, multi-national law firm. “Max has proven himself to be of great value to our clients, having handled a number of significant real estate transactions since joining the firm,” said James McCaskill, Longleaf Law’s managing partner. “We are pleased to welcome him as a partner in the firm.” A
Longleaf Law Partners is pleased to announce that three of our outstanding attorneys have been honored by Best Lawyers, the legal profession’s most respected peer-review publication. Holly Mills and Benjamin Worley, both partners at the firm, were recognized in the 2025 edition of The Best Lawyers in America®. Mills received the honor for her work in Real Estate Law, while Worley was named for his achievements in Corporate Law. In the 2025 edition of Best Lawyers:
Longleaf Law Partners’ Penn Clarke has been named to the Triangle Business Journal’s 2024 roster of 40 Under 40 Leadership Award honorees. According to the Triangle Business Journal, the 40 Under 40 Leadership Awards “honors 40 rising stars in the local business world who have distinguished themselves in their companies, their communities and their industries — all before their 40th birthday. These young professionals are executives, innovators and entrepreneurs who represent our region’s next generation
Longleaf Law Partners has been ranked in Chambers USA Regional Spotlight Guide 2024 and recognized as a leading small- to medium-sized law firm offering a credible alternative to “big law.” Longleaf Law was selected based on an independent and in-depth market analysis, coupled with an assessment of the firm’s experience, expertise and caliber of talent. Chambers Regional Spotlight rankings were awarded to select firms in the state. The ranked firms were recognized for their strengths
