Firm History
Three
attorneys departing from a law firm in Charlotte founded The
McIntosh Law Firm on November 1, 1997. The Firm located
its principal office to North Mecklenburg in late December
of that same year. Maintaining a satellite office in Charlotte,
the main office re-located to Davidson in October of 1998 and
into their current offices at the historic Davidson Cotton
Mill in November of 2000.
The Firm grew rapidly and now has eight (8) attorneys and over
thirty (30) administrative and support staff. There have been
several additions and departures from the Firm over its existence.
The three original attorneys were Robert
G. “Bob” McIntosh,
Christopher G. “Chris” Chagaris and Scott
B. Spransy.
Leah B. Trowbridge came
with the Firm shortly after its location to North Mecklenburg
and left a few years later
to pursue her
civic, charitable and family interests. Greg Hatcher joined the
Firm about a year after its inception and left in 2002 to establish
his own firm in Charlotte. Robert E.
"Rob" Wick, III joined the
firm in its Charlotte office in 1999 and later moved to the Davidson
office where he remained until late 2006. Scott Spransy, who
had departed a few years before Hatcher’s
departure, joined in Hatcher’s
new firm. Chagaris departed in 2002 to pursue a solo practice.
Jaime A. Kosofsky left his solo practice to join the Firm and
later departed to pursue a Charlotte-based real estate practice.
James D. “Berto” Concepcion came
with the Firm in 1999 and left in 2004 to assist another attorney
who had been
activated by the National Guard and sent to Iraq. Prosser
D. “Sandy” Carnegie,
a Davidson native and attorney with over twenty-five (25) years
of practice experience, joined the Firm in 2000 after a brief
time
in a corporate
position
and remains today as a part of the Firm’s litigation team
and real estate practice. Amanda L. “Amy” Shue returned
to the Firm in 2001 after working as a paralegal with McIntosh
prior to her attending law school and remains today as the wills,
trust and estate administration arm of the Firm’s practice.
In January of 2002 Jennifer S. Ahlers
and William L. “Bill” Ellison joined
the Firm. Ahlers remains actively pursuing her collections and
subrogation practice and Ellison became a shareholder in
the Firm with McIntosh in January of 2005 and remains pursuing
his collection, bankruptcy and claim and delivery practice. James
C. “Jim” Fuller, a former NC Court of
Appeals judge and very experienced trial lawyer, with over 30
years of trial experience, joined the Firm in September
of 2004 and makes up the balance of the litigation team with
Carnegie, adding a great deal of depth and experience to the
Firm.
Beth Carter is the newest
attorney and concentrates her practice in consumer bankruptcy
and real estate cases.
