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Allison Clarice Tomberlin
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Biography
I am a native of Davidson, NC, and have been practicing law in Winston-Salem since 2007. I worked in private practice and in the public sector before my husband and I teamed up to open Beechler Tomberlin, PLLC, in 2016. I focus my practice on education (K-12 and higher education), business, and employment law matters. I am particularly interested in cases involving childern and adults with special needs, since prior to entering law school I worked as an ABA therapist for childern with autism. I have served one of the largest school districts in North Carolina (53,000 students) as General Counsel, and I have worked with very small private schools - it is all work that I enjoy. When I'm not in the office you will find me at Wake Forest University School of Law, where I am an adjunct professor, or at home relaxing with my family.
Practice Areas
3
Practice Areas
Education
80%
18 years | 1,000 cases
Business
10%
18 years | 500 cases
Employment and Labor
10%
18 years | 500 cases
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Licensed in North Carolina for 18 years
State: North Carolina
Acquired: 2007
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Location
Beechler Tomberlin, PLLC
380 Knollwood St Ste 305, Winston-Salem, NC, 27103-1800
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Posted by Grant | March 03, 2017 | Hired Attorney | Landlord & Tenant
Fantastic, Caring Attorney
Without Ms. Tomberlin's expertise, my roommates and I would still be paying rent to a landlord who didn't care that his house was falling apart with tenants living inside of it. Ms. Tomberlin provided us with the help we needed in a timely and professional manner. She was very kind to us and actua...
Allison Clarice Tomberlin's Lawyer Endorsements
"Ali Tomberlin is a fantastic civil litigator who uses her wealth of experience and knowledge of the law to get great results for her clients."
"Allison is one of the best attorneys out there. She is brilliant and creative in her strategies, and unfailing in her knowledge of the law. Working with Allison means that you are in the very best position to reach your goals."
"Ali Tomberlin is one of the leading North Carolina authorities on Education Law. She is a seasoned litigator in Family Law and Employment Law. Ali's tenure as General Counsel for the Winston-Salem / Forsyth County Board of Education allowed her to manage litigation and as well as provide training and education to school personnel. Ali is frequently invited to speak in North Carolina and other states on education law and legal ethics. We often collaborate on cases that require civil and criminal representation. She is an extraordinarily multi-talented attorney, and her clients and colleagues absolutely love working with her."
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Experience
Honors
2007
40 Under 40, Triad Business Journal
Work Experience
2016 - Present
Partner, Beechler Tomberlin, PLLC
2014 - Present
Adjunct Professor, Wake Forest University School Of Law
2009 - 2015
General Counsel, Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools
2007 - 2009
Associate Attorney, Davis & Harwell, PA
2006 - 2007
Third Year Law Student, UNC School of Law Civil Litigation Clinic
2006 - 2006
Martin Luther King, Jr. Fellow, Legal Aid Of North Carolina, Inc.
Associations
2016 - Present
NC State Bar Disciplinary Hearing CommissionCommission Member
2016 - Present
Forsyth County Bar Association, Executive CommitteePresident-Elect
2016 - Present
Forsyth Education PartnershipBoard Attorney
North Carolina Bar Association, Young Lawyers Division, Community Relations Committee
Member
2015 - 2016
Forsyth County Bar Association, Executive CommitteeSecretary
2014 - 2015
Forsyth County Bar Association, Executive CommitteeTreasurer
2013 - 2014
Forsyth County Bar Association, Ethics and Grievance CommitteeChairman
2012 - 2013
Forsyth County Bar Association, Ethics and Grievance CommitteeMember
2011 - 2012
Forsyth County Young Lawyers AssociationPresident
2010 - 2011
Forsyth County Bar Association, Young Lawyers DivisionVice President
2009 - 2010
Forsyth County Bar Association, Young Lawyers DivisionSecretary
2008 - 2009
Forsyth County Bar Association, Young Lawyers DivisionTreasurer
2008 - 2009
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Community Appearance CommissionMember
Education
2007
University of North Carolina School of Law
JD - Juris Doctor
2001
University of North Carolina, Asheville
BA - Bachelor of Arts
Speaking Engagements
2016
Rowan County Bar Association Annual CLE
Child Custody and the School System
2016
North Carolina Council of School Attorneys Annual Meeting
Lawyer Misconduct: It’s Not Like the Movies
2016
Monthly Meeting
Accommodating Childhood Food Allergies in Public Settings
2015
North Carolina School Boards Association Annual Meeting
Immigration Laws and Work Visas: They’re Everywhere You Want to Teach So Don’t Leave Home Without One
2015
North Carolina Bar Association Education Law Section Annual Meeting
Supporting and Accommodating Students with Disabilities
2015
North Carolina Bar Association Annual Review
Adventures in Ethics: Will Your Career End With Integrity or Will you Be Eaten By a Bear?
2014
North Carolina Bar Association Family Law Section Annual Meeting
Child Custody and the School System
2013
National Council of School Attorneys School Law Practice Seminar
Adventures in Ethics: Will Your Career End With Integrity or Will you Be Eaten By a Bear?
Publications
2012
Inquiry & Analysis (NSBA)
Getting the Message: Some Constitutional Considerations in Regulating Public School Email Systems
Languages
English
Activity
Legal Answers
Legal Answers
Q&A
Im 17 years old and have trouble getting up on time for school so I miss some days and am late others can they charge my mom?
18 Mar 2025
Q&A
I’m trying to go back to school but they won’t accept me since school is almost over, what do I do?
16 Apr 2022
Q&A
Dad taking custody?
11 Apr 2022