About KT: Locations Charlotte
Office Managing Partner
Founded in 1768, Charlotte is one of the fastest growing cities in the U.S. and the second-largest city in the Southeast. It is home to companies in the banking, manufacturing, retail, and utilities industries, and is the second largest financial center in the country.
The firm’s Charlotte office was established in 1986 and includes practices in commercial litigation, creditor’s rights and capital markets, executive compensation and employee benefits, real estate, and environmental law. Our Charlotte attorneys have national practices with a local focus, and our vast industry experience complements the economic diversity of the region. In addition to serving clients for over 30 years, we are committed to serving our community through our pro bono and community involvement initiatives. For more than 10 years, our Charlotte office has supported the Arts and Science Council's efforts to build appreciation and participation for the arts, science, and history in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg area and has participated in the ASC's leadership training. We also support Habitat for Humanity through volunteerism and financial donations, having contributed hundreds of hours in firm partnership.
Services
- Bankruptcy & Financial Restructuring
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Business & Finance
- Contracts & Commercial Agreements
- Corporate Governance
- Cross Border Transactions
- Economic Development
- Emerging Companies
- Finance
- Franchising
- Joint Ventures & Strategic Alliances
- Mergers & Acquisitions
- Private Equity
- Real Estate Finance & Capital Markets
- Real Estate Investment & Development
- Securities
- Cybersecurity, Privacy & Data Governance
- Employee Benefits
- Government & Regulatory
- Investment Management & Broker-Dealer
- Labor & Employment
- Litigation
- Pro Bono
- Tax
- Technology Transactions
Industries
Disclaimer
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