Allen Stahl + Kilbourne
Lawyer
Why pick this one
Allen Stahl + Kilbourne provides construction, land-use, and commercial legal services from offices in Asheville, Raleigh, and Winston-Salem.
Best for
- Craft beverage businesses and breweries
- Construction disputes and lien matters
- Land use, zoning, and planning matters
- Business formation and commercial agreements
- Trademark, trade dress, and copyright matters
- State or federal litigation
- Clients needing counsel across multiple licensed states
Specialties
- Craft beverage law
- Construction law and liens
- Land use and planning
- State and federal court litigation
- Trademarks, trade dress and copyright
- Commercial real estate
- Community associations law
- Golf and private club law
- Business formation and commercial law
- Mediation
- Employment and labor law
- Estate planning and administration
- Cherokee Tribal Court and Indian law
- Hemp law
Certifications
- Attorney licenses in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Virginia, Montana, Texas, Washington, Hawaii, Illinois, Maryland, and Colorado
- Attorney license in the District of Columbia
- Attorney license in the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians
What makes them different
- Full-service law firm operating since 1985
- Attorneys collaborate as a team across multiple practice areas
- Offices in Asheville, Winston-Salem, and Raleigh
- 2026 Best Law Firms® Tier 1 ranking for litigation land use and zoning in Asheville
- 2024–2026 Chambers Regional Spotlight recognition for corporate/commercial law
- Years in business
- 41
- Serves
- Asheville, Winston-Salem, Raleigh
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Contact & Location
- Address
- 20 Town Mountain Rd Ste 100, Asheville, NC 28801
- Phone
- +18282544778
- Website
- http://asklawnc.com/
- user@domain.com
Services
- Business and commercial law
- Real estate law
- Construction law
- Land use and planning
- Litigation
- Intellectual property law
- Municipal law
- Employment and labor law
- Estate planning
- Mediation
- Local counsel services