Loretta Lynch, born in Greensboro NC, and currently the U.S. Attorney (federal prosecutor) in Brooklyn, is the nominee for Attorney General. Greensboro attorneys Garrett, Walker and Aycoth, featuring former …
Attorney Chad Garrett Announces New Book
Best selling North Carolina attorney Chad Garrett has announced his next book project. Author of “NC Legal Essentials – Impaired Driving,” “The ABCs of Traffic Law,” “The ABCs of DWI,” …
Garrett, Walker and Aycoth Open on Veterans Day to Serve Clients
The trial attorneys at Garrett, Walker and Aycoth will be open on Tuesday, November 11th, to better serve our clients and former military veterans. The partners will take time from …
Garrett, Walker and Aycoth Thanks Veterans
The trial attorneys at Garrett, Walker and Aycoth thank the United States citizens who provided military service to our country. Take a moment on Veterans Day, Tuesday, November 11th, to …
Attorneys at Garrett, Walker and Aycoth Encourage You to Vote Tomorrow
The attorneys at Garrett, Walker and Aycoth encourage everyone to vote tomorrow. How we handle high level felonies, misdemeanors, DWIs, traffic tickets, family law, business and employment litigation, and even …
Attorney Chad Garrett Flashback: Men of Law Calendar
Many, many years ago, the friendly people of the Guilford County Courthouse, lawyers, magistrate judges, and law enforcement officials, were featured in a calendar for charity. Attorney Chad Garrett, at …
Happy Halloween From The Garrett, Walker and Aycoth Family!
Happy Halloween! Everyone be safe, have a great time, and get lots of candy! Should you need assistance if things get scary, call the attorneys at Garrett, Walker and …
Happy Halloween from Garrett, Walker & Aycoth
Happy Halloween – be safe, and if you need advice, assistance or counseling, call us at Garrett, Walker and Aycoth, at 336-379-0539.
Lawyers Have Zeal for Clients
Everyone loves lawyer jokes – until they need a lawyer. We forget sometimes, what it means to be a lawyer in North Carolina. It is an honor and a calling, …
Elections Make Judge’s Harsher Toward Defendants
A new study suggests that judges in contested elections sentence harsher during election years. No one wants to “appear soft” on crime, and citizens who vote for judges often …