Ragsdale Liggett PLLC is pleased to announce that Robert J. Ramseur, Jr. has been reappointed to the North Carolina Real Estate Commission by Governor Pat McCrory. Ramseur will fill the public member seat on the Commission through July, 2018. The Commission is responsible for the regulation of approximately 100,000 real estate firms and agents in the state.

Ramseur is a partner at the law firm of Ragsdale Liggett PLLC and chair of its real estate department. His practice is focused on residential and commercial real estate transactions, real estate financing and development, tax and entity structuring, lease negotiations and drafting and real estate litigation.

About Robert J. Ramseur, Jr.:

Licensed to practice law in 1996, Ramseur formed his own firm in 1997 and merged his real estate practice with Ragsdale Liggett in 2001. He acts as counsel for buyers and sellers, real estate developers, homebuilders, banks and mortgage brokers, real estate brokers, landlords and tenants.

He is an active member of various real estate associations where he held past President or Chair positions for the Wake County Real Property Lawyers Association, the Joint Forms Task Force for the North Carolina Bar Association and North Carolina Association of REALTORS®, and the Real Estate Lawyers Association of North Carolina, Inc. (RELANC), a trade association with over 350 members.

Ramseur has been recognized by his peers for virtually every legal award in the state including his recent selection to Super Lawyers list of the top 100 lawyers in North Carolina. He is devoted to numerous civic and charitable groups serving in board and other leadership positions.