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Brian Beverly Among N.C.’s Inaugural Pro Bono Honor Society Inductees

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Young Moore attorney, Brian O. Beverly, is among 170 attorneys in North Carolina inducted into the Pro Bono Honor Society. Inductees are recognized by the Supreme Court of North Carolina for having provided at least 50 hours of legal services in 2016 without fee or expectation of fee to persons of limited means, charitable organizations that are designed to address the needs of persons of limited means, or public interest organizations that cannot afford to pay.

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With an extensive trial résumé in state and federal courts, Brian centers his practice on the defense of trucking and transportation liability claims, insurance litigation to include coverage and bad faith, medical negligence and products liability cases. Active in the legal community, Brian is immediate Past President of the Wake County Bar Association/10th Judicial District Bar and is a past president of the North Carolina Association of Defense Attorneys. He is a member of the elite American Board of Trial Advocates. His community service endeavors include serving as a “Big” with Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Triangle.

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About Young Moore and Henderson, P.A.

Young Moore and Henderson, P.A. is a civil law firm in Raleigh, North Carolina representing clients in a variety of litigation and transactional matters. Firm attorneys have extensive experience in the following areas: trucking & transportation, insurance law and regulation, litigation, workers’ compensation, business law, real estate, administrative law, retail and hospitality, estates and trusts, and health care.

 

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