John B. Ward Named Principal

Nicholls & Crampton is pleased to announce that John Ward has joined the firm’s litigation group.  John’s practice focuses on land condemnation, land use law, and commercial and business litigation.  A native of Raleigh, John graduated with honors from Wake Forest University (B.A., Spanish) and the University of North Carolina School of Law.  John has practiced as a litigator since graduating from law school in 2012, and he was a partner at another respected Raleigh firm before joining Nicholls & Crampton.  He looks forward to continuing to provide excellent service to his clients as a member of Nicholls & Crampton.

John B. Ward Joins Nicholls & Crampton

Nicholls & Crampton is pleased to announce that John Ward has joined the firm’s litigation group.  John’s practice focuses on land condemnation, land use law, and commercial and business litigation.  A native of Raleigh, John graduated with honors from Wake Forest University (B.A., Spanish) and the University of North Carolina School of Law.  John has practiced as a litigator since graduating from law school in 2012, and he was a partner at another respected Raleigh firm before joining Nicholls & Crampton.  He looks forward to continuing to provide excellent service to his clients as a member of Nicholls & Crampton.

Tim Nicholls Named to North Carolina Community Foundation Board of Directors

Tim Nicholls was recently elected to the North Carolina Community Foundation Board of Directors. “Tim brings exceptional legal, estate planning and leadership experience to our board,” explained Rodney Martin, the Board’s Chair. You can read the article on Tim’s election to the Board published in the Foundation’s newsletter here. The North Carolina Community Foundation is North Carolina’s statewide community foundation. …

N&C Obtains $7.7 Million Settlement for Property Owner in Eminent Domain Case

Emmett Haywood and the law firm of Nicholls & Crampton recently represented the owner of a landfill in an eminent domain case against the North Carolina Department of Transportation Turnpike Authority. The Turnpike Authority acquired by condemnation a portion of the landfill property for the Western Wake Expressway. The Turnpike Authority offered $4.3 million as just compensation for the taking. …