Stanley M. SamsWard and Smith, P.A.Websitewww.wardandsmith.comOrganization ProfileFull ProfileConnectEmailLinkedIn252.215.4005 Professional Biography Stanley has many years of experience in a broad range of real estate, business, and transactional matters, including business start-ups, financing, contracts, and transfers. He regularly represents companies in the acquisition, governmental approval, and development of cellular and telecommunication tower facilities. Stanley represents clients in negotiating and closing purchases, sales, financing, leases of real estate, and commercial and residential development, as well as in planning for and creating conservation easements. He has substantial experience in economic development projects throughout eastern North Carolina, representing development organizations, lenders, and industries. Stanley' practice areas also include negotiating construction contracts, advising clients on construction liens, related construction law matters, tax-deferred exchanges, real estate brokerage issues, subdivision, and the governmental approval process. He has served as lecturer with the East Carolina University School of Business. Stanley has been rated by his peers as being "preeminent" in his fields of law. More Legal and Business Bylines From Stanley M. Sams New Statutes of Limitation For Zoning Enforcement - (Posted On Monday, April 30, 2018) Conservation Easement Opportunities: Protecting Natural Resources While Receiving Tax Savings - (Posted On Monday, May 29, 2017) Current Legal Analysis OUT OF CONTROL: TCPA Complaints are Up a Whopping 26.2% Through April, 2024–and That’s Not the Half of It by: Eric J. Troutman Indiana Judge Rules Tacos and Burritos are “Sandwiches” by: Food and Drug Law at Keller and Heckman Updated TSCA Inventory Coincides with 2024 CDR Cycle Submission Period by: Lynn L. Bergeson , Carla N. Hutton Private Market Talks: Conversations and Insights on the Private Markets with Private Capital’s Leading Figures [Podcast] by: Peter J. Antoszyk Treasury Department and Other Federal Agencies Issue Statement of Principles Concerning Carbon Credits by: Jacob H. Hupart Upcoming Legal Education Events Jun 26 2024 TSCA Reform — Eight Years Later Jun 18 2024 There Is More to TSCA Reporting Than CDR: TSCA Sections 8(a), (c), (d), and (e) Jun 12 2024 Preparing for HHS’s 340B Administrative Dispute Resolution (“ADR”) Reboot – Lessons from the Field Jun 12 2024 Sponsor’s Role in Regulatory Testing — Complying with GLP Standards Print