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Deborah Moy is an accomplished attorney specializing in Employment Law at Quay Law Firm in North Carolina. With a diverse background and a deep commitment to public service, she has earned recognition for her contributions to the legal community. Superior Court Judge Michael L. Robinson has remarked, “We are a better State Bar because of people like Deborah Moy who want to be attorneys,” highlighting her dedication and passion for the profession. Born in the Philippines and raised across various states, including Florida, Ohio, Virginia, and North Carolina, Deborah carries with her the resilience and tenacity instilled by her grandmother, Eva Jones, a sharecropper who raised nine children alone in Eastern North Carolina. This rich tapestry of experiences has shaped Deborah’s perspective on life and law, nurturing her belief in strength, hope, and humility amid challenges. Deborah graduated with a Baccalaureate degree in English from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro in 2003, where her passion for serving the public flourished. Her career began as a Technical Editor at General Dynamics, where she adeptly translated complex legal language into accessible terms. She then pursued her Juris Doctorate at Elon University School of Law, graduating as a Dean’s Scholar in 2016. During her time in law school, she demonstrated leadership by mentoring fellow students, co-founding the Elder Law Society, and serving as the Notes & Comments Editor for the Elon Law Review. Her experience extends beyond academia, with significant roles at Veterans Affairs in Winston Salem, where she focused on medical malpractice and employment law claims, and at the Wounded Warrior Project in Jacksonville, Florida, where she researched legal assistance for wounded veterans and organized various events. Now residing in Arapahoe, NC, following her marriage to Blake Harrell, Deborah is driven by her mission to provide hope and strength to those facing adversity. She views the legal field as an extension of her lifelong dedication to service, actively engaging in motivational speaking and pro bono work, particularly in disaster recovery efforts. Deborah Moy’s unwavering commitment to her clients and the community exemplifies her belief in the transformative power of law and positivity.
Employment law attorneys handle workplace legal matters affecting both employees and employers. They address issues from hiring through termination. Common matters include wrongful termination, discrimination, wage disputes, employment contracts.