Offit Kurman’s Anna Gray LeBlanc Voted as Chair of the Young Lawyers Division

For Immediate Release

Charlotte, NC | July 10, 2020

Anna Gray LeBlanc, Counsel in Offit Kurman’s Charlotte office, has been elected as the Chair of the Young Lawyers Division for the Mecklenburg County Bar, effective July 1, 2020 through June 2021. Mrs. LeBlanc is a longstanding member of the Young Lawyers Division and has been on the council for the Young Lawyers Division for several years. Mrs. LeBlanc has served as the Young Lawyers Division Vice Chair 2019-2020, Secretary 2018-2019, Treasurer 2017-2018, Education Chair 2016-2017 and is currently a Member of the Mecklenburg County Bar Board of Directors (2018-2021).

The mission of the Mecklenburg County Bar is to serve the public and the Bar members in improving and preserving the administration of justice, and to assist the North Carolina State Bar as described by statutory requirements. The Young Lawyers Division has hundreds of members and has a leadership council with six committees comprised of dedicated young lawyers who work selflessly to organize and plan the full slate of events that the Young Lawyers Division puts on every year.

At Offit Kurman, Mrs. LeBlanc’s practice is dedicated to family law, representing clients for matters such as child custody, child support, equitable distribution, post-separation support, alimony, contempt, breach of contract/specific performance, separation agreements and premarital agreements. Mrs. LeBlanc works diligently with clients to make sure they obtain the best possible settlement and is a keen believer that family law issues should be resolved by ensuring that the client has control over the outcome. Mrs. LeBlanc encourages clients to work hard to resolve issues through mediation, collaborative law sessions, and settlement meetings, but she diligently litigates cases that cannot be settled.

For more information about Anna Gray LeBlanc and Offit Kurman’s family practice, visit us at offitkurman.com