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• Denise Watts received her J.D. Degree from North Carolina Central University in 2002. After successfully completing the North Carolina bar exam, Ms. Watts joined a general practice firm in Wake County, North Carolina where she practiced law in five counties: Wake, Johnston, Nash, Franklin, and Wilson. This experience gave Ms. Watts a wealth of trial experience. In 2006, Ms. Watts moved to Brunswick County to practice law. Ms. Watts practiced law and acted as General Counsel/In House Attorney for two years. In 2007, Ms. Watts founded Watts Law Offices PC. In 2009, Ms. Watts teamed up with Richard Cox to form Cox & Watts PLLC. Ms. Watts is recognized as an aggressive and effective litigator. Each client's case is treated with exceptional care and attention.

  Ms. Watts is an active member of the following professional organizations including the Brunswick County Bar Association, the North Carolina Bar Association, and a member of the 13th Judicial District Bar. Denise treats every client with respect and integrity.

• North Carolina, 2002 U.S. Supreme Court, 2006

• Brunswick County Bar Association (Member) North Carolina Bar Association (Member) Supreme Court of United States Bar (Member) 13th Judicial District Bar (Member) North Carolina Central University Law Review (Managing Editor)

• North Carolina Central University School of Law, Durham, North Carolina, 2002J.D. Meredith College, Raleigh, North Carolina, 1999B.S.Honors: magna cum laudeMajor: Mathematics

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