Morton & Gettys’ Duncan appointed to cultural commission
October 16, 2015
ROCK HILL, SC – James David Duncan, an attorney with Morton & Gettys, has been appointed to the York County Cultural and Heritage Commission.
The commission oversees four facilities: Historic Brattonsville, the Museum of York County, McCelvey Center and the Main Street Children’s Museum in Old Town Rock Hill. It was created in 1997, but its roots date back to the 1950 opening of the Children’s Nature Museum of Rock Hill.
Duncan’s term on the seven-member commission began Sept. 28 and runs through July 2017.
A York County native, Duncan joined Morton & Gettys in August. His practice focuses on family law.
About Morton & Gettys
Established in 2001 in Rock Hill, South Carolina, Morton & Gettys, LLC, is a growing firm of 12 attorneys providing legal counsel in areas of business and corporate law, commercial and residential real estate, estate planning and probate law, family law, criminal defense and more. Representing corporations, businesses of all sizes and individuals with a wide range of interests and needs, the firm is dedicated to its clients and the communities it serves. For more information, please visit mortongettys.com.
