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The North Carolina Bar Association recognized Greensboro attorney W. Erwin Fuller, Jr. with its Citizen Lawyer Award in 2011. The award honors attorneys who provide exemplary public service to their communities.

If Arty’s appreciation for traditional pursuits like cooking, growing vegetables and college football lead you to believe he’s behind the curve when it comes to leading edge technology and connectivity, think again. Arty (@HABolickII) uses the social networking tool Twitter to send clients, colleagues and other construction law contacts a steady stream of articles about everything from indemnification clauses to subconsultant contracts. Every document for each of Arty’s matters is stored electronically in a secure, virtual file cabinet he can access from anywhere he can connect to the Internet. “My entire practice goes with me wherever I travel,” Arty explains. “Construction law requires a lot of road time—working at job sites and meeting clients who expect their attorney to come to them."  But don’t mistake Arty for a gadget-obsessed techno junkie. “Clients don’t think of me as a ‘techie,’ they think of me as accessible,” he says.

Bob will tell you that practicing law is what he does for a living; soccer and coaching are what he loves. In reality, though, he approaches his profession and his passion in much the same way.

Business North Carolina magazine publishes annually the "Legal Elite" - lawyers throughout the state rated the best in their fields. In 2010, Jennifer K. Van Zant attained the highest number of votes in Antitrust Law, earning her a spot in the Legal Elite Hall of Fame.

Business North Carolina magazine publishes annually the "Legal Elite" - lawyers throughout the state rated the best in their fields. In 2010, Mark Davidson attained the highest number of votes in Business Law, earning him a spot in the Legal Elite Hall of Fame.