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Aaron Harding
Associate
Suite 1400
Raleigh, NC 27603
Aaron focuses his practice on litigation and has experience handling matters relating to government relations in addition to having served under three different North Carolina appellate judges.
He gained in-depth experience in the intersection of law and public policy while serving in both the United States Senate and the North Carolina House of Representatives. While at...
Aaron focuses his practice on litigation and has experience handling matters relating to government relations in addition to having served under three different North Carolina appellate judges.
He gained in-depth experience in the intersection of law and public policy while serving in both the United States Senate and the North Carolina House of Representatives. While at the Senate, Aaron handled wide-ranging issues including immigration, bipartisan gun safety legislation, election law reform, and the vetting of presidential nominees to federal agencies and the federal bench. At the North Carolina General Assembly, he assisted with managing the flow of legislation through the House Rules Committee and worked on draft language for bills sponsored by the chairman of the House Rules Committee.
Aaron also learned about the varied legal needs of the North Carolina business community through his work supporting the NC Chamber and a startup fast casual restaurant company. Aaron understands the importance of providing business owners sound advice and representation in everything from business formation to compliance, regulatory, and administrative law issues.
Prior to attending law school, he gained experience in the healthcare industry through his government relations and policy work at a Medicaid managed care organization based in Charlotte. Aaron also managed operations for the launch of a Raleigh-based small business in the commercial lighting industry. He brings his broad professional experience and training in divinity to bear on his legal practice, making him uniquely qualified to appreciate and relate to his clients’ needs.
the Senate, Aaron handled wide-ranging issues including immigration, bipartisan gun safety legislation, election law reform, and the vetting of presidential nominees to federal agencies and the federal bench. At the North Carolina General Assembly, he assisted with managing the flow of legislation through the House Rules Committee and worked on draft language for bills sponsored by the chairman of the House Rules Committee.
Aaron also learned about the varied legal needs of the North Carolina business community through his work supporting the NC Chamber and a startup fast casual restaurant company. Aaron understands the importance of providing business owners sound advice and representation in everything from business formation to compliance, regulatory, and administrative law issues.
Prior to attending law school, he gained experience in the healthcare industry through his government relations and policy work at a Medicaid managed care organization based in Charlotte. Aaron also managed operations for the launch of a Raleigh-based small business in the commercial lighting industry. He brings his broad professional experience and training in divinity to bear on his legal practice, making him uniquely qualified to appreciate and relate to his clients’ needs.
Experience
Previous Professional Experience
- Legal extern, Counsel to the House Rules Committee, North Carolina General Assembly (spring 2023)
- Legal extern, Chambers of the Hon. Phil Berger, Jr., Supreme Court of North Carolina (fall 2022)
- Legal fellow, NC Chamber Legal Institute, (2022-2023)
- Law clerk, Senate Committee on the Judiciary, United States Senate (summer 2022)
- Legal extern, Break Bread Ventures (spring 2022)
- Intern, Chambers of the Hon. Jefferson Griffin, North Carolina Court of Appeals (summer 2021)
Languages
- Classical Hebrew
- Koine Greek
Education
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Law,
JD
(2023)
- Staff (Vol. 100), contributing editor (Vol. 101), North Carolina Law Review
- North Carolina State University, BA, Philosophy, magna cum laude (2009)
- Westminster Seminary California, Master of Divinity (2013)
Admissions
- North Carolina
- North Carolina Court of Appeals
- North Carolina Supreme Court
- U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina
Clerkships
- Law clerk, the Honorable Trey Allen, North Carolina Supreme Court (2023 - 2024)
Practice Areas
Previous Professional Experience
- Legal extern, Counsel to the House Rules Committee, North Carolina General Assembly (spring 2023)
- Legal extern, Chambers of the Hon. Phil Berger, Jr., Supreme Court of North Carolina (fall 2022)
- Legal fellow, NC Chamber Legal Institute, (2022-2023)
- Law clerk, Senate Committee on the Judiciary, United States Senate (summer 2022)
- Legal extern, Break Bread Ventures (spring 2022)
- Intern, Chambers of the Hon. Jefferson Griffin, North Carolina Court of Appeals (summer 2021)
Languages
- Classical Hebrew
- Koine Greek
Professional Activities
- North Carolina Bar Association
- Wake County Bar Association
- Tenth Judicial District Bar
Aaron focuses his practice on litigation and has experience handling matters relating to government relations in addition to having served under three different North Carolina appellate judges.
He gained in-depth experience in the intersection of law and public policy while serving in both the United States Senate and the North Carolina House of Representatives. While at... the Senate, Aaron handled wide-ranging issues including immigration, bipartisan gun safety legislation, election law reform, and the vetting of presidential nominees to federal agencies and the federal bench. At the North Carolina General Assembly, he assisted with managing the flow of legislation through the House Rules Committee and worked on draft language for bills sponsored by the chairman of the House Rules Committee.
Aaron also learned about the varied legal needs of the North Carolina business community through his work supporting the NC Chamber and a startup fast casual restaurant company. Aaron understands the importance of providing business owners sound advice and representation in everything from business formation to compliance, regulatory, and administrative law issues.
Prior to attending law school, he gained experience in the healthcare industry through his government relations and policy work at a Medicaid managed care organization based in Charlotte. Aaron also managed operations for the launch of a Raleigh-based small business in the commercial lighting industry. He brings his broad professional experience and training in divinity to bear on his legal practice, making him uniquely qualified to appreciate and relate to his clients’ needs.
Experience
The following is a selected sampling of matters and is provided for informational purposes only. Past success does not indicate the likelihood of success in any future matter.Previous Professional Experience
- Legal extern, Counsel to the House Rules Committee, North Carolina General Assembly (spring 2023)
- Legal extern, Chambers of the Hon. Phil Berger, Jr., Supreme Court of North Carolina (fall 2022)
- Legal fellow, NC Chamber Legal Institute, (2022-2023)
- Law clerk, Senate Committee on the Judiciary, United States Senate (summer 2022)
- Legal extern, Break Bread Ventures (spring 2022)
- Intern, Chambers of the Hon. Jefferson Griffin, North Carolina Court of Appeals (summer 2021)
Languages
- Classical Hebrew
- Koine Greek
Education
-
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Law,
JD
(2023)
- Staff (Vol. 100), contributing editor (Vol. 101), North Carolina Law Review
- North Carolina State University, BA, Philosophy, magna cum laude (2009)
- Westminster Seminary California, Master of Divinity (2013)
Admissions
- North Carolina
- North Carolina Court of Appeals
- North Carolina Supreme Court
- U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina
Clerkships
- Law clerk, The Honorable Trey Allen, North Carolina Supreme Court (2023 - 2024)
Practice Areas
- North Carolina Bar Association
- Wake County Bar Association
- Tenth Judicial District Bar
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