Hunter D. Cornelius
Hunter is a community associations attorney who navigates the complexities of homeowner association law. He provides comprehensive counsel to community association board members and managers on all facets of their operations, including maintaining and amending Bylaws and Declarations of Covenants, corporate governance, collections matters, and resolving disputes with homeowners.
Before joining Ward and Smith, Hunter gained invaluable experience serving as a law clerk for the Honorable Fred Gore of the North Carolina Court of Appeals. His judicial experience is further enriched by his time as a judicial intern for the Honorable Albert Diaz of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit.
Education
- J.D., magna cum laude, Elon University School of Law, 2020
- B.A., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2017
Professional and Community Affiliations
- North Carolina Bar Association, Member, Real Property and Appellate Law Sections
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Admitted to Practice
- North Carolina, 2020
About Me
The best thing about Ward and Smith is…The community. Everyone here truly cares about the people they work with. The culture here makes it easy to come to work every day knowing there is a focus on teamwork and dedication to our clients.
One surprising thing people don't know about me is…I spent a year working at Walt Disney World. While there, I learned valuable customer service skills from a leader in the industry.
Where I'd most like to live and why: Here in Raleigh! I was born and raised in Raleigh, making it an easy decision to move back following law school. Raleigh is truly home to me, and it is exciting to see the continued growth here in the Triangle.
Practice Groups
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