As an undergraduate, Mr. Bachara interned for the United States House of Representatives in Washington, D.C., conducting legislative policy research.  While in law school, Mr. Bachara gained experience in commercial negotiation and mediation with the Office of the Attorney General of Maryland in the Consumer Protection Division. After a judicial clerkship in the District Court of Maryland for Baltimore City, Mr. Bachara was employed by a regulatory agency in Maryland, drafting policies, administrative orders and appellate briefs. 

Also while in law school, Mr. Bachara was trained through the Civil and Appellate Advocacy Clinics by firsthand trial exposure in the District Court of Maryland as well as the Court of Special Appeals of Maryland. Mr. Bachara also provided services to the indigent while volunteering for Maryland’s Homeless Persons Representation Project.

Since gaining admission to the North Carolina Bar, Mr. Bachara has served as an Assistant District Attorney in North Carolina as well as a private attorney.  He has trial experience at both the district and superior court levels, as well as within special settings for juvenile and domestic matters. Mr. Bachara focuses his practice in the areas of criminal defense, domestic law and civil litigation.