comparison to your competitors or similar businesses? We deal with some very stressful situations that often need immedi- ate attention. Attorneys address legal questions and advise clients. However, if an attorney is unavailable which is sometimes the situation, just listening and calming the fears of a client is the job of being the client advocate. It is unique for a law firm to have a client advocate on staff and benefits the cli- ent by having that personal service.


Do you do any charity or non profit work? Community Service is a core value to Krusch and Sellers. For five years our team of attorneys and paralegals deliv- er Friendship Trays to the homebound elderly once a month. We also are very proud of our annual “Sharing With Shoes” event. Invited guests are asked to bring a new pair of sneakers that will go to one of the 4,770 homeless chil- dren who attend Charlotte Mecklen- burg Public Schools. “A Child’s Place” identifies these students and distrib- utes them. Krusch and Sellers hopes to reach the goal of 500 sneakers for these children in need especially dur- ing the upcoming winter months.


What are some of your greatest challenges in your business?


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Having a team of attorneys who pro- vide quality legal service and a dedi- cated support staff who gives extraor- dinary client service truly makes the challenge of the business easier to deal with. Every business has daily chal- lenges. A positive attitude helps tremendously.


What would you most like the reader to know about your jour- ney in business? For every job opportunity that I’ve had, I use a skill from each one of them almost every day. ●


Claire Krusch Krusch and Sellers, P.A. Two Fairview Center 6230 Fairview Road, Suite 105 Charlotte, NC 28210 Phone: 704-556-0707 ext. 1002 Direct Line: 704-412-9099 Fax: 704-553-7824 www.kruschlaw.com


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