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Kimberly Turner Miller

Kimberly T. Miller joined Hardison & Associates in 2007 after obtaining a Juris Doctorate from Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law at Campbell University. Before attending law school, she received a Bachelor’s degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in Public Policy Analysis.

Mrs. Miller attributes her desire to become an attorney back to her childhood. Her first memories of wanting to pursue a career in law came from watching Matlock with her grandfather. She didn’t want to become just an attorney, but specifically a trial lawyer. Due to this, she chose the Advocacy Track during law school, which is a program that prepares the student for being a trial attorney.

Mrs. Miller is very active in the advocacy of motorcycle safety. She has completed and regularly speaks at Accident Scene Management, Inc. events on topics such as Good Samaritan Laws in North Carolina and motorcycle insurance.

Law School:
Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law at Campbell University
Juris Doctorate, Advocacy Track
Buies Creek, North Carolina

· Moot Court – Jessup Cup: Shearmen and Sterling International Moot Court
Competition
· Campbell Intramural Moot Court Competition, Top 20 Score Award and Sweet Sixteen Finalist
· Women in Law
· North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers-Student Division
· American Bar Association – Student Division
· Case Summary Writer, Campbell Law Observer

College:
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Bachelor of Arts Public Policy Analysis
Chapel Hill, North Carolina

Memberships:
North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers
North Carolina State Bar
North Carolina Advocates for Justice
10th Judicial District Bar

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