When attorney Thomas Henson is not busy helping his clients, he makes staying active a top priority. A weekly exercise regimen is very important to your physical and mental well-being, and a thorough warm-up is critical to avoid injury and strains. Thomas Henson writes a monthly column for Endurance Magazine. Being an avid cyclist and […]
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HensonFuerst Attorneys is proud to announce that Thomas W. Henson, Jr., who leads HensonFuerst’s Complex Litigation Division, was selected for inclusion in the 2016 North Carolina Super Lawyers list of attorneys who exhibit excellence in practice. Super Lawyers magazine names attorneys in each state who are nominated by their peers and evaluated on 12 indicators of professional achievement.
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The Tour de Cure is the American Diabetes Association’s (ADA) annual fundraising cycling event. The Tour—held in 44 states nationwide—is a ride, not a race. During the two-day event, cyclists can ride 10 miles or 150 miles. The object is to ride, to come together with like-minded people, not to “endure.” Now, for the third
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When Sarah Jane Donohue was five days old, she was shaken violently by her baby nurse. The result was four broken ribs, 2 broken collarbones, and severe, permanent brain injury. As a response to this devastation, her father, Patrick Donohue, Esq., founded The Sarah Jane Brain Project. Its mission is to create a model system
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The North Carolina Advocates for Justice (www.ncaj.com) has given its prestigious Order of Service to HensonFuerst attorney Thomas Henson, Jr. This is the second such honor for Henson–the first was in 2007. The Order of Service was established to recognize members who have given generously of their time and talent to NCAJ by serving in
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Various operating entities, wholly or partly owned by Trefzer—a Hickory entrepreneur—manage 20 assisted living centers in North Carolina, with operations divided among a series of limited-liability entities, according to The News & Observer. Since Trefzger began managing Zebulon House in Wake County last summer, the long-term care center has racked up citations for a four-month