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Raleigh Construction Law Firm
Overview
Lawyers Who Think Outside the Box
Triangle Law Group was founded by Laurie B. Gengo, a former partner at a large North Carolina law firm who is also a licensed real estate broker. The core values of Triangle Law Group are to provide large firm results in a small firm environment.
Attorneys at Triangle Law Group take an "outside the box" approach to practicing law and attempt to resolve legal issues as efficiently and creatively as possible...
Lawyers Who Think Outside the Box
Triangle Law Group was founded by Laurie B. Gengo, a former partner at a large North Carolina law firm who is also a licensed real estate broker. The core values of Triangle Law Group are to provide large firm results in a small firm environment.
Attorneys at Triangle Law Group take an "outside the box" approach to practicing law and attempt to resolve legal issues as efficiently and creatively as possible. The attorneys are involved in many community organizations and professional organizations, and regularly speak at seminars and continuing education classes.
Areas of Practice
- Business Law and Contracts
- Collections
- Construction Law
- Landlord/Tenant Law
- Licensing and Administrative Law
- Litigation, Mediation, and Arbitration
- Pet Trusts
- Real Estate Law
- Wills and Estate Planning
About Triangle Law Group
Practice Areas
- Construction Law
- Commercial, Real Estate and Construction Litigation
- Mediation and Arbitration
- Brownfields Development
- Environmental Law
- Administrative Law Penalty Challenges
- Contractor Licensing Issues and Hearings
- Construction Defects and Toxic Mold Issues
- Mechanic's Liens and Bond Claims for General Contractors and Subcontractors
- Business and Commercial Law
- Collections and Foreclosures
- Residential and Commercial Real Estate Law
- Real Estate Broker Licensing Issues and Hearings
- Landlord-Tenant Issues, Including Leasing (Residential and Commercial)
- Homeowner's Association Representation
- Personal Injury
Litigation
- 50%
Honors
- Outstanding Volunteer Lawyer, Wake County, 1996
Pro Bono Activities
- Second Chance Pet Adoptions, 1990 - Present
- The Opera Company of North Carolina Board of Directors, 1998 - Present
Ancillary Businesses
- Licensed Real Estate Border and Owner, Trilogy Real Estate Group, LLC
- Visual Artist
Fees
Accepts Credit Cards
Office Information
Address
Glenwood Office Commons3130 Fairhill DriveSte. 104 Raleigh, NC 27612
Office Hours
Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Evenings and weekends by appointment
Fax
- 919-848-1699
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