““What keeps me excited about the practice of law on a daily basis is looking for that unique aspect in each case.”
-J. Gabe Talton
““What keeps me excited about the practice of law on a daily basis is looking for that unique aspect in each case.”
-J. Gabe Talton
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Attorney J. Gabe Talton
Gabe Talton joined the Law Offices of James Scott Farrin in 2015, handling personal injury cases. He is a shareholder of the firm.
Prior to joining the firm, Gabe represented personal injury, workers’ compensation, and employment clients for more than ten years. He also represented numerous Moral Monday cases pro bono. An attorney by day, and a detective at heart, Gabe enjoys trying to find that needle in a haystack that can mean the difference in winning a case or losing it.
Gabe earned his J.D from the Rutgers School of Law, where he was a Marshal Brennan Fellow. He earned his B.S. from North Carolina State University with a major in History and a minor in Spanish.
Gabe received the North Carolina Lawyers Weekly Emerging Legal Leader award in 2011,3 the North Carolina Advocates for Justice Order of Service award in 2010, 2014, 2017, and 2018. He is serving another three-year term on the NCAJ Board of Governors through 2020, as well as serving as communications chair of the NCAJ’s Auto Torts section, and is vice chair of the NCAJ Immigration Section for 2018.
He was appointed to serve on the GoTriangle Transit Advisory Committee, is a member of the North Carolina Advocates for Justice, North Carolina Commission on Racial and Ethnic Disparities in the Criminal Justice System, North Carolina Bar Association, and North Carolina State Bar.
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3 For information regarding the standards for inclusion in the North Carolina Lawyers Weekly Leaders in the Law visit nclawyersweekly.com