Ragsdale Liggett Attorney Bo Walker Named Partner

Raleigh, NC, July 09, 2016 --(PR.com)-- Ragsdale Liggett PLLC attorney, John Bowen “Bo” Walker, has been named Partner at the law firm. Walker has practiced law since 2006 and is licensed in North Carolina and South Carolina. He is a litigator whose area of law is focused in personal injury, construction law, transportation and insurance defense.

Walker’s experience includes first chair in District and Superior Court trials; arbitration and settlement negotiations; motion hearings and a variety of complex matters including worker’s compensation insurance premium fraud. Additionally, Walker is certified to conduct mediations filed in North Carolina Superior Court. A graduate of Campbell Law School, he serves on the school’s Board of Alumni Association. He earned his undergraduate degree at Wake Forest University. Bo has been named to the Super Lawyers® magazine Rising Star list and was recognized in Business North Carolina magazine’s as a North Carolina Legal Elite lawyer.

About Ragsdale Liggett PLLC: Since its formation in 1972, the law firm of Ragsdale Liggett PLLC has maintained an extraordinary reputation in civil litigation and appellate practice, enjoying significant courtroom successes ranging from local state courts to the United States Supreme Court. In addition to practicing in areas of insurance/ reinsurance coverage disputes, shareholder derivative actions, professional negligence defense, accountants’ liability actions, catastrophic personal injury defense, complex construction disputes and long-term care defense, the firm is equipped to handle all of a business’ legal needs, including formation, day-to-day business counseling, acquisition, disposition, merger and dissolution of companies, regardless of size. The diverse real estate group handles a wide variety of transactions, from residential purchases and sales to all aspects of commercial real estate development, including entity formation, final project completion, complex public and private bond financing transactions, and the privatization of university student housing.