Hannah M. Daigle
Hannah has a multifaceted litigation practice that focuses on commercial litigation, community associations, personal injury, housing authority, land use, and a variety of other matters that progress through litigation. She is dedicated to helping clients from the initial proceedings all the way up to litigation, offering comprehensive legal assistance no matter the situation.
Before joining Ward and Smith full-time, Hannah had already distinguished herself as a summer associate with her exceptional work ethic and dedication.
Education
- J.D., with honors, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Law, 2023; Eugene Gressman and Daniel H. Pollitt Oral Advocacy Award Winner, 2021; Certificate of High Merit for Outstanding Performance in Criminal Law
- B.S., psychology, cum laude, University of Florida, 2020
- B.A., political science, cum laude, University of Florida, 2020
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Admitted to Practice
- North Carolina, 2023
- Western District of North Carolina, 2023
About Me
My motto: I am a big Beatles fan, and I've always loved the lyrics "for tomorrow may rain, so I'll follow the sun."
The best thing about Ward and Smith: is the diverse expertise offered by the incredible attorneys at each office.
I became a lawyer because: I am passionate about serving my community by engaging in a profession that is challenging and rewarding.
One surprising thing people don't know about me is: I am an avid solo traveler. I recently traveled to France, Spain, Portugal, and Greece.
Where I'd like to live and why: I'm thrilled to be living in Asheville. From hiking to amazing restaurants, this is a fun and vibrant community that I am lucky to be a part of.
Practice Groups
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