Jul 28, 2010 · Brewer, who has 22 prior arrests, was taken into custody after an exchange of gunfire with other police officers. According to family members, the 24-year-old South-side man has a history of ...
Aug 20, 2019 · Filing 23 MOTION to Withdraw as Attorney by Defendants Rodney Bates, Rodney (I) Bates, Rick Brewer, Rick (I) Brewer, Amy Swieringa, Amy (I) Swieringa, Wyatt Academy, Wyatt Academy Board of Directors. (Kyle, Jessica) Modified to correct text entry on 10/18/2019 (rvill, ).
Feb 14, 2022 · Michael Brewer was arrested by the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office for allegedly robbing and burglarizing a home on March 17, 2013. He was assigned a court-appointed attorney, who Brewer called on the jail’s phones. “I figured that I was supposed to be able to talk to him — that it’d be confidential. And talk about the case …
Feb 29, 2016 · Mr. Jackson’s Attorney, William A Brewster III of Brewer Attorneys & Counselors issued a Statement: “This filing for personal bankruptcy protection permits Mr. Jackson to continue his involvement with various business interests and continue his work as an entertainer while he pursues an orderly reorganization of his business affairs”.
This Article is the first entry in this Author’s Series on the Chapter 11 Bankruptcy filing of Curtis James Jackson III, or the man more famously known as 50 Cent, Fiddy, and sometimes, G Unit. The entries in this Series will be presented, as follows:
Curtis James Jackson III, more famously known as 50 Cent, filed Chapter 11 Bankruptcy on July 13, 2015. His Bankruptcy Case was filed in the US Bankruptcy Court, in the District of Connecticut, in Hartford. The Bankruptcy Case Number is 15-21233.
Brewer went to law school at Campbell, where his first child, Grant, was born. Brewer graduated and after licensure, he relocated to Hendersonville with his family where he opened his first private practice. After his second son, Cannon, was born in 2008, Brewer and his family relocated to Garner, N.C., and continued practicing law. Brewer’s family turned to five with the birth of his third son, Owen. Brewer then relocated back to Western North Carolina in February 2014 and now calls Hayesville home. Brewer spends time with his family, friends and does his part to help his community.
Kaleb Wingate, 31, is the only candidate on the Republican Primary Ballot that was born and raised in Western North Carolina, currently living near Main Street in Waynesville. After law school, Wingate returned home to serve his community as an Assistant District Attorney. He prosecuted hundreds of cases throughout all seven counties in the district and was able to gain a vast amount of experience in District Court. In addition, Wingate was assigned to Superior Court in Haywood County where he prosecuted serious felonies such as drug trafficking, bank robbery, vehicular homicide, and sexual assault. Wingate now operates his own law firm where he handles various types of cases including, but not limited to, DSS, involuntary commitments, small claims, and criminal defense. Wingate is known as a hard-working and modest attorney who understands the law and cares about his community’s needs.
Rich Cassady was raised in Reynoldsburg, Ohio, because his father did not want to mine coal in Eastern Kentucky, where the paternal side of his family was from. Cassady installed telephones for what was originally Ohio Bell and later, Ameritech. He joined the U.S. Navy when he was 20 years old and served nine years honorably, his active service ended in 1997. During his time in the Navy, Cassady served onboard the U.S.S. John Young (DD-973), a Spruance class destroyer, and did two tours to the Persian Gulf in support of the 1st Gulf War. His last duty station was in Hawaii, where he earned his Bachelor’s degree in three years attending Chaminade University of Honolulu. In 1998, he attended the University of Mississippi School of Law and graduated in 2001. During his time in the Navy, Cassady married and had a daughter. The marriage ended in 1997. In 2000, he married his current wife and raised his step-son since he was five years old. Cassady’s step-son recently completed five years in the U.S. Army and received an Honorable Discharge. Cassady comes from a family of veterans, as his maternal grandfather, father, himself, and son are (or were) veterans.
was born in Warren, Ark., in 1961 to Jim and Elwanda Moore. Folks in Haywood County knew Moore’s parents through Moore’s Mountain Realty in Maggie Valley and through Elwanda’s work as a legal secretary for numerous lawyers in Waynesville. After graduating McGehee High School, in McGehee, Ark., Moore enrolled at Southwestern College at Memphis, (now known as Rhodes College), earning a Bachelor of Arts Degree as a major in Political Science in 1983. He moved to Macon, Ga., and entered Walter F. George School of Law, graduating in 1986. While in his last year of law school, he proposed to his “law school sweetheart,” Connie Cort, from Asheville. That summer, Moore passed the North Carolina State Bar Exam and married Connie and began living in Waynesville.