Elliot Frazier Law’s Courtney Swan Camferdam Named To Best And Brightest List
Sep 9, 2016
Greenville Business Magazine honored the attorney as one of the area's best and brightest professionals under the age of 35, reports http://elliottfrazierlaw.com.
Greenville, SC - September 9, 2016 /MarketersMedia/ —
Greenville-based Elliott Frazier Law Firm has recently celebrated yet another of their legal professionals being honored by Greenville Business Magazine. This time, the publication has named Attorney Courtney Swan Camferdam to their “Best And Brightest Under 35” List presented by Furman University. Members of the Greenville community can nominate those they know for this award, and it is bestowed each year upon those young professionals who have found business success and yet still make time to serve the Greenville community through volunteering.
"We could not be more excited for Attorney Camferdam and believe without a doubt that she belongs on this list,” said Angela E. Frazier, the firm’s lead attorney. “She goes above and beyond for our clients each day, bringing the highest level of passion and dedication to every case. As a family attorney, she holds a special place in her heart for the people of Greenville and has generously given her time and energy to make this community better. We are proud of her and proud to have her as a part of our firm.”
This year, Greenville Business Magazine had the task of choosing their list of 35 young professionals from nearly 120 nomination applications. The awards ceremony for the “Best And Brightest Under 35” winners will be held on September 27th, 2016 at the Melvin and Dollie Younts Conference Center at Furman University. The ceremony starts at 5:30 P.M. with a reception to follow.
A Greenville native, Courtney Swan Camferdam earned her law degree in 2011 from the Charleston School of Law. After gaining experience at a local residential real estate firm and clerking in probate and family courts, she joined The Elliott Frazier Law Firm in 2015. As a divorce attorney in Greenville, she currently advises clients on family law matters as well as helping them with business issues and residential real estate closings.
Frazier continued, “Attorney Camferdam is a treasure both professionally and personally. She has touched the lives of so many people, and our entire firm is grateful that the staff at Greenville Business Magazine has chosen to honor her in this way. She is truly one of the best and the brightest, and we predict even greater success for her in the future.”
About Elliott Frazier Law:
The Elliott Frazier Law Firm is dedicated to providing clients with excellent representation in the areas of Family Law, Residential Real Estate, Commercial Real Estate Closings, Wills and Estate Planning, Conservator / Guardian Actions, General Civil Litigation, Construction Law and Litigation, Corporate and Business Law, Foreclosure Defense, and Personal Injury. The Elliott Frazier Law Firm was built on the belief that attorneys should be readily available to their clients while providing honest evaluations of cases, affordable fees, and aggressive representation. Their team will be outworked by no one, and no one will be more prepared to handle clients' legal needs.
For more information, please visit http://elliottfrazierlaw.com
Contact Info:
Name: Angela E. Frazier
Organization: Elliott Frazier Law
Phone: (864) 256-3553
Release ID: 131946
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