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Laura Noble has been an attorney for 16 years. Unlike many lawyers who graduate and head to a large law firm where they spend the first few years in the library, Laura became a prosecutor for the Brooklyn D.A.'s Office. There she learned how to manage challenging cases with limited resources in a highly contentious environment. Those skills have served her well in private practice, where she represents employees and businesses that face complicated problems with serious consequences. Laura recognizes the need for cost-effective problem-solving, creative thinking, and the ability to fight for her client's interests.

Professional Organizations

American Bar Association's Labor and Employment Law Section
North Carolina Bar Association's Labor and Employment Law Section
North Carolina Bar Association's Pro Se Task Force
National Employment Lawyers Association
North Carolina Advocates for Justice
Orange County Bar Association
Pro Bono Attorney, Pittsboro Office of Legal Aid

Publications

“Federal Assistive Technology Legislation,” People With Disabilities, (September 2001) Vol. 11, No. 2, NJ Developmental Disabilities (http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_go2827/is_6_32/ai_n7012815)

“The Meaning of a Free Appropriate Public Education for Homeless Children," 23 Stetson Law Review 429 (Spring 1994)

When Laura is not practicing law, she is channeling her energy into Tae Kwon Do black belt training.