The Odom Firm, PLLC - Charlotte, NC
1109 Greenwood CliffCharlotte, NC 28204- 2820
Charlotte Business & Commercial Law Firm
Overview
Our law firm brings 78 years of legal advice and representation to citizens and business throughout North Carolina. We provide our clients the best of big and small firms -- big firm credentials and experience and small firm care, concern and creativity.
...Our law firm brings 78 years of legal advice and representation to citizens and business throughout North Carolina. We provide our clients the best of big and small firms -- big firm credentials and experience and small firm care, concern and creativity.
...Our law firm brings 78 years of legal advice and representation to citizens and business throughout North Carolina. We provide our clients the best of big and small firms -- big firm credentials and experience and small firm care, concern and creativity.
Our firm handles legal matters in the following practice areas: Civil Litigation, including Condemnation, Zoning and Land Use, Personal Injury, Legal Malpractice, Products Liability, Construction Law, Environmental Law, Disability Law, Guardianship, Competency Proceedings, and Employment Law and Criminal Law (Traffic & Misdemeanors).
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