Lawyer Bio : Leslie E. Browder

Bar Associations: Forsyth and Durham County Bar Associations, Chairman, Committee on Modernization of Land Records; Forsyth County Junior Bar Association, Past President; North Carolina Bar Association, Committee on Modernization of Land Records (Chairman), Committee on Computerized Legal Research, Real Property Section (Subcommittee on Multiple Real Estate Ownership), Quality of Life Task Force, Construction Law Section, Environmental Law Section, Senior Lawyers Section; American Bar Association, Real Property, Probate and Trust Law Section, Real Estate Financing Committee, Improvement of Land Records Committee; Senior Lawyers Division; Listed in The Best Lawyers in America: 1987 through 2009 (Real Estate Law section); Listed in the Best Attorneys Network 2005; Former Member, National Association of College and University Attorneys, North Carolina Bankers Association; Director, The Lawyers of North Carolina, Inc., 1982.

B.A.., 1952, Duke University; LL.B. (J.D.), 1954, Wake Forest University School of Law; Phi Delta Phi.

Private practice, 1954-1956.

"Efficiency in Title Examinations, Parts 1 and 2," Institute on Real Estate Practice-Vital New Developments, North Carolina Bar Association Foundation, 1973; "In Memory of Dr. James Aldean Webster, Jr.: The Writer," Wake Forest Law Review, Vol. 15, No. 2 (April, 1979).

Lecturer at Law, Wake Forest University, 1990-1992, 1997.

Firm Management Responsibilities
Former Head, Real Estate Development Practice Group.