
Parker Poe recently added Connor Crews to its North Carolina public finance legal practice.
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“I am excited to become a member of Parker Poe’s public finance team,” Crews said. “I have worked across the table from Parker Poe’s attorneys for many years and I am grateful for the opportunity to now contribute to the firm’s longstanding tradition of excellence in public finance in North Carolina and beyond.”
Crews said he would focus on governments, education (in particular, charter and private schools), tax financings and solid waste disposal.
“We are thrilled to welcome Connor to our team,” said Rebecca Joyner, a partner and member of Parker Poe’s board of directors. “He is such a talented attorney and brings considerable public finance and government experience. His addition positions us well to meet our commitment to our clients and the communities they serve for the long term.”
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Crews said what he liked about public finance is “there’s a tangible product that we work on and benefits [to] communities.”
Crews most recently worked at McGuireWoods and previously taught at the University of North Carolina School of Government.
Crews earned his law degree from University of Virginia School of Law and his bachelor’s degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
