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Harold C. Spears Shareholder Caudle & Spears, Charlotte
North Carolina Lawyers Weekly Staff//April 28, 2025//
Harold C. Spears Shareholder Caudle & Spears, Charlotte
North Carolina Lawyers Weekly Staff//April 28, 2025//
Harold C. Spears, a shareholder with Caudle & Spears, is recognized as one of North Carolina’s top business law attorneys.
He earned both his undergraduate degree and law degree from Duke University, graduating with honors.
In addition to construction law, he handles business, commercial and insurance litigation, real estate and title disputes and personal injury matters. He also represents closely held businesses.
Spears is a member of the American Bar Association, the North Carolina Bar Association, the South Carolina Bar Association, the North Carolina Association of Defense Attorneys, and the Defense Research Institute.
He has taught a discovery in civil litigation course for the Mecklenburg County Bar Assocation and has been chosen as one of Business North Carolina’s Legal Elite for Construction.
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