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A National Bar Institute Scholar, Adia graduated third in her law class, receiving the highest honors of summa cum laude at North Carolina Central University School of Law. While earning her J.D., Adia served on the Executive Board for the North Carolina Central Law Review Journal as the Author Relations Articles Editor. Prior to law school, Adia attended East Carolina University where she graduated magna cum laude. She joined the firm after spending two years as a Summer Associate.

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North Carolina Central University, J.D., 2023, summa cum laude

East Carolina University, B.S., 2019, magna cum laude

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