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Tyler Payton Hite
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Biography
Hite Law, PLLC is a general practice, single attorney Professional Limited Liability Company duly organized under North Carolina Law. Tyler Hite is a trained courtroom advocate and capable negotiator who cares about his clients. Offering flexible hours, reasonable rates and various payment plan options, Hite Law proudly serves Avery, Ashe, Wilkes and Watauga counties.
Practice areas include:
Appellate Litigation
Criminal Defense
Real Property Dispute
Civil Litigation
Landlord/Tenant Disputes
Creditor/Debtor Disputes
Juvenile and DSS Matters
Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning
Traffic Law
Hite Law offers free initial consultations for potential clients.
Don't worry about parking in downtown Boone! Hite Law offers convenient FREE PARKING, just across Depot St. from Mr. Hite's office. Hite Law is located in The Greenhouse building at 164 South Depot St in Boone, NC. Just look for the small paved lot with signs indicating parking for The Greenhouse.
Practice Areas
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Practice Areas
Fees and Rates
Cost
Pro bono
5 %
Retainer
Always
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Licensed in North Carolina for 10 years
State: North Carolina
Acquired: 2015
No misconduct found
Location
Hite Law, PLLC
819 W. King St., Boone, NC, 28607
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"I went to law school with Tyler and have been privileged to follow the beginning of his legal career. I think Tyler is a passionate man who will zealously advocate for his clients. He has always been an excellent writer, which is a crucial skill, especially in Appellate cases. Tyler has always been a man of integrity and judges, attorneys, and clients should feel comfortable putting their faith in him. I fully endorse Tyler and would recommend him for any of his practice areas."
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Experience
Honors
2015
Special Service Award, Syracuse University College of Law Student Bar Association
2015
Publication Award, Syracuse University College of Law Journal of Science and Technology Law
2015
Justinian Honorary Law Society: Senior Member, Syracuse University College of Law
2015
Pro Bono and Community Service, Syracuse University College of Law Pro Bono Program
2014
Excellence for the Future: Appellate Advocacy, CALI
Work Experience
2015 - Present
Managing Attorney, Hite Law, PLLC
2014 - 2015
Appellate Brief Drafting Consultant, Law Offices of Dennis Claus
2014 - 2014
Legal Extern, New America Foundation
2014 - 2015
Student Attorney, Volunteer Lawyers Project of Onondaga County
2014 - 2015
Research Assistant, Professor of Law Emeritus Travis H.D. Lewin
2014 - 2015
Pro Bono Fellow, Syracuse University College Of Law
2013 - 2013
Judicial Intern, U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
2011 - 2012
Legal Assistant, Stuart Law Firm, PLLC
Associations
2016 - Present
Watauga County Bar AssociationMember
2015 - Present
North Carolina Bar AssociationMember
Education
2015
Syraucse University College of Law
JD - Juris Doctor
2011
North Carolina State University
BA - Bachelor of Arts
2011
North Carolina State University
BA - Bachelor of Arts
Publications
2016
The Law Abides
NC DWI / DUI (Driving While Impaired)
2016
The Law Abides
NC Driving While License Revoked (DWLR)
2015
ABA Litigation Section
Mr. Lincoln and the Almanac Enigma from People v. Armstrong
2015
ABA Litigation Section
People v. Truett: A Murder Case That Could Not Be Won—But Was
2015
American Bar Association, Litigation Section
Lincoln's Second-to-Last Murder Case: People v. Patterson
2015
Syracuse Journal of Science and Technology Law
Domestic Presence in the Skies: Why Americans Should Care about Private Drone Regulation
2013
Syracuse Journal of Science and Technology Law
Can Large Companies Own Human Genes? The Supreme Court Says No…Yes…Well Maybe…It Depends.
Languages
English
Activity
Legal Answers