Hardison & Cochran provides legal services to individuals throughout North Carolina. Our lawyers focus on serving the needs of our clients with experience, integrity, and personal attention. Hardison & Cochran concentrates all of its work on cases involving injury law: personal injury, car accidents, workers’compensation, dangerous drugs, defective medical devices, nursing home negligence and social security disability.
North Carolina
North Carolina should be known as the Renaissance State. From an economic low point to a leader in the United States economy and quality of life for its residents in less than 50 years, should be quite a laurel. But NC will never again be satisfied with anything but the best. The drive and educated intelligence that has carried NC this far is not about to stop now.
Raleigh, North Carolina
Raleigh, North Carolina, is as gracious a city as its namesake, Sir Walter Raleigh. Raleigh, NC, is a ‘Happening’ Place! Long noted as one of the best areas for quality of life in the United States, the Raleigh Business community is a Community in and of itself, joining together in fun, fun projects that can only increase enjoyment for residents and tourist alike, as well as raise Raleigh’s business profile.
Cary, North Carolina
Cary, North Carolina, a bustling suburb of Raleigh, is home to 121,700 people (2009 U.S. Census). Nestled in the north-central portion of North Carolina and located almost entirely in Wake County, Cary is one of the fastest growing towns in the United States. The population of the friendly, tightly-knit community has doubled every 10 years since 1960.
Durham, North Carolina
Durham, North Carolina (population 187035 in 2000 census) is located in the Heartland of NC. Beautiful weather with three growing seasons, and central location made this area ideal for agriculture, education, medicine, and a hub of economic activities.
Fayetteville, North Carolina
Fayetteville, NC, is Cumberland County’s county seat. With a population of 121,015, (2000 census), Fayetteville is the 6th largest city and the 4th largest metropolitan area in North Carolina. The Fayetteville area (including Fort Bragg and Pope Air Force Base) is over 330,000.
Dunn, North Carolina
Dunn, North Carolina (population 9,196 in 2000), is 6.2 square miles of rural, small-town atmosphere living within one hour of NC’s bustling Research Triangle. Near the intersection of I-40 and I-95, Dunn sits in the heart of North Carolina’s recreation and tourism heaven – two hours from the Atlantic ocean beaches and four hours from the oldest mountains in the world.
Greensboro, North Carolina
Greensboro, North Carolina, population 223891(2003), was settled in 1749 and incorporated in 1829.It is the seat of Guilford County, in north central, NC. Guilford County has quite a past – and you are invited to visit it! Greensboro Historical Museum boasts 12 galleries and two restored houses showcasing the times that history was influenced by Greensboro.
High Point, North Carolina
High Point, North Carolina (pop. 90,000) is mostly in Guilford County, which is in the Piedmont Triad Region of NC. High Point, NC is comprised of 51.45 square miles, which are actually in four separate counties: Guilford, Forsyth, Davidson, and Randolph. Originally settled, by Quakers, the residents and businesses here have established a reputation for ethical business transactions and family friendly activities.
New Bern, North Carolina
New Bern, NC (population 23, 128), the second oldest town in North Carolina, lies 87 miles northeast from Wilmington, NC. The town’s name comes from its history of being a Swiss settlement. The town is named after the Switzerland capital Bern.
Person County, North Carolina
Person County is a 400 square mile area in the rolling north central section of North Carolina. This lovely Piedmont area, north of the hustling Triangle Park area of Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill, is another way of life. Rural, warm and welcoming, Person County’s forests and farms offer lush beauty and gentle family entertainment.
The Piedmont Triad of North Carolina
The Piedmont Triad area of North Carolina represents almost 1/5th of the total population of NC. Population growth from 1990 census to 2000 census was of 18.7%. Income, per capita, is 7% above the state average, and average wages are above the statewide average. Unemployment and poverty rates are lower than North Carolina state averages.
Research Triangle Park, North Carolina
The Triangle Park metropolitan area of Durham, Chapel Hill, and Raleigh was named “The Best Place to Live in America” by Money magazine and “The Best City for Business” by Fortune magazine. Pick up a magazine or check with the BBB about Research Triangle Park, NC, and you will continually hear the adjective “world-class”.
Southern Pines, North Carolina
Southern Pines, North Carolina (population 10, 918 in 2000) is less than 5 miles from Pinehurst, the Home of American Golf. Located in Moore County, North Carolina’s Heartland, Southern Pines is a relaxed community of varied attractions, including championship golf.
Wake County, North Carolina
Wake County, North Carolina is a warm and welcoming place to visit. Some come for the climate and the related recreation, some on business or for the history, and some for the exciting sports teams. Wake County has a daily income from tourism of $3.1 million.
Wilmington, North Carolina
Wilmington, NC, nestled between the Cape Fear River and the Atlantic Ocean, is a large, but growing city on the southeastern coast of North Carolina. While the 2000 census put its population at 75,838, a 2007 US Census Bureau has the city pushing 100,000 residents at 99,623. Economist forecast that the Wilmington area will be the fastest growing region in North Carolina between 2004-2010.
