About Holly A.
Holly A. Groh has constructed a continuous, straightforward legal career across a variety of small-firm and solo practice settings. She trained at Azusa Pacific University earlier than earning her law degree from Campbell Law School. Those two institutions form the instructional foundation for a practice rooted in North Carolina.
Her early work got here in affiliate roles. In 2009 she joined The Law Offices of Jason O. Wunsch as an associate lawyer. Two years later she moved to The Charlene Edwards Law Office, again as an affiliate. Those positions exposed her to the day-to-day needs of client work in smaller firm environments.
In 2013 she started practicing under the Groh Law Office name. That duration marked a shift toward handling client things more independently. Running a solo practice required managing case files, client intake, and court procedures. It additionally meant taking responsibility for budgeting, scheduling and direct client communication.
In 2018 she have become an attorney at Rosen Law Office. That pass returned her to a company placing after several years operating her personal office. At Rosen Law Office she persisted to construct experience representing clients and working within a team of attorneys and staff.
Most recently, in 2023 she joined Breeden Law Office as an attorney. Her resume indicates continuous movement among affiliate positions, a solo practice and roles at small firms. The arc indicates familiarity with the responsibilities that come from diverse practice models: collaboration in firm settings and autonomy in solo practice.
Groh is certified to practice in North Carolina and holds current membership in the North Carolina State Bar. That club places her in the local bar network and beneath the oversight of the state licensing authority.
Colleagues and clients who work with her can anticipate an attorney who has navigated the operational aspect of running a law workplace in addition to the client-service aspect of company practice. She has years of experience handling the administrative and court-related duties that small-firm lawyers commonly carry out.
She presently practices at Breeden Law Office and makes a speciality of representing clients in things springing up under North Carolina law.
