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Recent Posts:
- Holly Mills Honored Among Top 50 Women Leaders
- Business NC Legal Elite 2025 Recognizes Longleaf Law Attorneys
- Longleaf Law Promotes Max Isaacson to Partner
- Attorney Kenya Parrish Joins Longleaf Law Partners
- Longleaf Law Attorneys Named as ‘Best Lawyers’
- TBJ Recognizes Longleaf Law Partners’ Penn Clarke With 40 Under 40 Leadership Award
- Chambers and Partners Recognizes Longleaf Law
- Congratulations to Our 2024 Legal Elite
- Longleaf Law Welcomes Attorney Kyle Conway
- Attorney Jordan Lockhart Joins Longleaf Law
- Ashton and Wooldridge Named as Partners, Taylor Joins Firms
- Congratulations to Our Super Lawyers of 2022
- Longleaf Law Announces New Firm Partners Kim Hunsucker and Carl Younger
- Attorneys Jennifer Ashton and Max Isaacson Join Longleaf Law
- Longleaf Attorneys Earn State and National Accolades
- Creditors Beware: New Modification of Certain Real Estate Claims in Subchapter V of Chapter 11
- Administrative Claims May be Paid Over Time in a Subchapter V Small Business Bankruptcy Case
- Elimination of the Absolute Priority Rule in a Subchapter V Small Business Bankruptcy Case
- No Solicitation of Votes Required in Subchapter V Small Business Bankruptcy
- Disclosure Statements are Generally Eliminated
- Only the Subchapter V Small Business Debtor May File a Plan of Reorganization
- The Subchapter V Small Business Plan of Reorganization
- Required Status Conference
- Creditors’ Committees Generally Eliminated in Subchapter V
- The New Subchapter V Trustee
- A Debtor in Bankruptcy and PPP Loans
- Who is a Small Business Debtor Under Subchapter V?
- Intro to the Small Business Reorganization Act (SBRA)
- COVID-19 Update
- Congratulations to Our 2020 Legal Elite & Super Lawyers
- Longleaf Law Partners Welcomes Attorney Carl Younger
- Longleaf Law Featured in Attorney at Law Magazine
- Attorney Penn Clarke Named Partner at Longleaf Law Partners
- Keep Your Properties From Becoming Obsolete
- Lawyers Recognized as NC Legal Elite
- Construction Technology Coming on Strong in 2019
- Exploring Target Opportunity Zones for Real Estate Investment
- 2019 Emerging Trends in Real Estate
- Morris Russell rebrands to become Longleaf Law Partners
