New city attorney For the first time in nearly 30 years, Hickory has a new city attorney. Timothy Swanson, 41, was sworn in as the city’s chief legal advisor at Tuesday’s meeting. Swanson succeeds John Crone, who retired from the position of city attorney after serving 28 years. Timothy Swanson takes his oath as city […]
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Hickory law firm welcomes new associate
HICKORY — Young, Morphis, Bach & Taylor is proud to add Julia J. Eurey to their team. Eurey’s experience as a former teacher and licensed Realtor adds to the firm’s dynamic team of professionals. The firm’s mission remains steadfast to providing quality legal services in a caring environment while fulfilling their commitment to the communities […]
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City Attorney John Crone Retires-Will Continue to Practice Law
Longtime Hickory City Attorney John Crone was honored at his final city council meeting Tuesday. Mayor Hank Guess presented Crone with a key to the city and a rocking chair as retirement gifts. Crone is leaving after 28 years as the city’s main legal adviser, but he will continue to practice law at the firm […]
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Timothy Swanson to be sworn in as Hickory City Attorney
HICKORY — The Hickory City Council has appointed Timothy Swanson to be the new Hickory City Attorney. Swanson will be sworn into office during the Hickory City Council meeting on Tuesday, July 18, beginning at 7 p.m. Prior to the meeting, a reception will be held in the City Hall Atrium from 6-7 p.m. in […]
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Hickory law firm welcomes new associate
HICKORY — The law office of Young, Morphis, Bach & Taylor, one of Catawba County’s oldest and leading law firms, has the pleasure of bringing on Claude (Clay) Abernethy as a new associate. Claude S. Abernethy, IV was recently sworn in to the North Carolina Bar by Judge Sherri Elliott. Clay is a 2022 graduate […]
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HICKORY LAW FIRM ANNOUNCES NEW PARTNER
HICKORY LAW FIRM ANNOUNCES NEW PARTNER Young, Morphis, Bach & Taylor, LLP, a law firm serving western North Carolina for over 60 years, announced the addition of Jordan L. Faulkner as a partner in the firm. Jordan has been with the firm since 2013 and practices in the areas of estate planning, estate administration and […]
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Jarryd de Boer sworn in as attorney
HICKORY—Jarryd de Boer, left, stands with his wife, Dr. Gabriela de Boer, Judge Clifton H. Smith, and his mother and father, Job and Jolyn de Boer, after his swearing-in to the North Carolina Bar by 25th District Court Judge, the Honorable Clifton H. Smith on October 8th, 2018. Jarryd is a graduate of the University […]
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Voted Best Law Firm-Young Morphis Bach & Taylor, LLP
Young, Morphis, Bach & Taylor, LLP was Voted Best Law Firm in the Catawba Valley We are so honored to receive this distinction! We invest so much into assisting our clients and we are humbled by their trust and confidence in the counsel we offer. Thank You!
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Legal Extern (Law Student) Joins Local Law Firm
HICKORY—Young, Morphis, Bach and Taylor, one of Catawba County’s oldest and leading law firms, recently announced the addition of law student Jarryd de Boer to the firm as an intern. Terry Taylor stated, “our firm enjoys taking part in education and adding to the law school experience of the new generation of lawyers.” Kevin McIntosh […]
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Attorney Terry M. Taylor has article published by the NCLTA
Terry M. Taylor, Partner with Young, Morphis, Bach & Taylor, L.L.P., has recently had an article published in the Publication entitled Carolina Update which is a newsletter issued by the North Carolina Land Title Association. The article was entitled Just What Does This Easement Allow Me To Do? (Humps, Bumps and Moving To The Fast […]
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Attorneys Join Hickory firm
HICKORY – The law firm of Young, Morphis, Bach & Taylor, LLP announced that John W. Crone, III has become a member of the firm, and Jim Hawes has joined the firm as an Associate. “We are very excited to have John and Jim join our firm,” said Wayne M. Bach, senior partner with Young, […]
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YOUNG, MORPHIS, BACH & TAYLOR LLP ANNOUNCES LOCATION OF NEW OFFICE BUILDING
The law firm of Young, Morphis, Bach & Taylor LLP announced today that it will open a new office in 2015. Earlier this year, the firm purchased the North Park Office Building located at 858 2nd Street NE, Hickory with plans to completely renovate and revitalize the existing structure. The firm is making its move […]
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Partner Terry M. Taylor Re-Certified As A Legal Specialist in Real-Property Law
The prominent Hickory-based law firm of Young, Morphis, Bach & Taylor, LLP has announced that Terry M. Taylor, a partner in the firm, has recently been re-certified as a legal specialist in real-property law by the North Carolina State Bar. Her certification includes both commercial and residential real-property law. Taylor is the only lawyer that […]
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Hickory Law Firm Announces New Partner
HICKORY LAW FIRM ANNOUNCES NEW PARTNER Young, Morphis, Bach & Taylor, LLP, a law firm serving western North Carolina for over 60 years, announced the addition of Timothy D. Swanson as partner in the firm. “Tim has an impressive track record as a litigator and is very perceptive in crafting winning solutions for complex problems. […]
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NEIGHBORING NOTABLE: Hickory attorney looks inward for strength
HICKORY N.C. — Terry M. Taylor believes it’s important to nurture the spirit as well as the body. “If you’re strong within, you can be strong without,” says Taylor, a partner in the Hickory law firm of Young, Morphis, Bach & Taylor, LLP. “I have a strong faith, and I always try to look for […]
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Hickory Law Firm Announces New Associate
Young, Morphis, Bach & Taylor, LLP, a law firm serving western North Carolina for more than 60 years, welcomed Jordan L. Faulkner as associate in the firm. Faulkner, a Lexington, S. C. native, practices in the firm’s Hickory office, where she currently focuses on elder law, traffic matters, and other areas of general practice. […]
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Attorney’s article published by the NC Bar Association
Terry M. Taylor, Partner with Young, Morphis, Bach & Taylor, LLP in Hickory, recently had an article published by the Government and Public Sector Section of the North Carolina Bar Association. The article is entitled “Bona Fide Farm Purpose, Agrotourism, or Locally Grown”. In this article, Taylor examines the recent legislation passed in the 2011 […]
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Hickory High recognizes outstanding achievement
HICKORY.– During the annual Academic Honors Banquet for Hickory High School, 545 students were recognized for achieving excellence In education. Each of the students earned a grade average of 93 or higher. Held at the Tarlton Complex,CVCC,the students and their guests were welcomed by Ann Stalnaker, principal of Hickory High. The. invocation was provided by […]
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Hickory Daily Record: Hickory Law Firm Announces New Partner
HICKORY–Young, Morphis, Bach & Taylor, LLP, a law firm serving western North Carolina for over 60 years, announced the addition of Jimmy R. Summerlin, Jr. as partner in the firm. “Jimmy has an impressive track record as an attorney and is an incredibly hard-working individual. We are pleased that Jimmy has chosen to take this […]
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Hickory Daily Record: Notable Neighbor – Hickory attorney focuses on helping people
By: John Dayberry | jdayberry@hickoryrecord.com Published: June 27, 2011 HICKORY — After 43 years of practicing law, Charles R. Young Sr. is not easily impressed in the legal arena. Being sworn in to the Bar of the United States Supreme Court did the trick for the 68-year-old Hickory attorney. “I have to admit, I […]
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