Carrie Duhon focuses her practice on civil litigation. She is part of a team that represents government entities, utilities, and commercial landowners in eminent domain and condemnation proceedings.
Carrie has independently managed civil and administrative cases from intake through resolution, regularly advocating before the North Carolina Superior Court, the North Carolina Office of Administrative Hearings, and regulatory boards. Her experience includes developing litigation strategy, drafting motions and pleadings, managing discovery, addressing procedural and evidentiary issues, and advising clients throughout the litigation process.
Carrie has also advised governing boards on legal and regulatory issues and recommended courses of action. She has served as the primary point of contact for institutional clients, providing guidance on their cases and keeping them informed throughout the process.
Carrie earned her law degree from Campbell University, where she served on the founding board of the Society of Law & Technology and competed on the winning team at the 2022 Estrella Trial Advocacy Competition. During law school, she served as a legal intern for the Alamance County District Attorney’s Office. Carrie earned her bachelor’s degree in business administration from Louisiana State University.