About Regina
Regina Sarkis trained as a lawyer and later gained admission to practice in both New York and North Carolina. She built her practice across state lines, taking on the practical challenges that come with holding dual licensure. That background gives her a footing in two very different legal cultures and court systems.
Her career has included private practice and local bar involvement. She is a member of the Mecklenburg County Bar Association, joining in 2023 and remaining active in its programs. Over the years she has handled matters that required coordination across jurisdictions and has worked with clients who needed streamlined representation in more than one state.
Sarkis established the Law Office of Regina Sarkis, PLLC, which maintains a presence in the states where she is licensed. She manages the firm’s daily operations and client intake, and she makes point decisions about case strategy and settlement. The office structure allows her to move between advisory work and courtroom advocacy depending on client needs.
Her work covers both transactional and contested matters. She advises clients on legal options, prepares filings, and represents them when disputes escalate. She aims to keep legal processes clear for people who are often navigating complex procedures for the first time. Her practice requires attention to procedural detail and timely communication.
Colleagues describe Sarkis as methodical in her preparation. She tends to approach cases by breaking issues down into manageable parts and prioritizing what will move a case forward most efficiently. That approach shows in pretrial planning and in the way she prepares witnesses and documentation for hearings. She also engages with local bar programming and professional development in Mecklenburg County.
She currently practices through the Law Office of Regina Sarkis, PLLC, representing individuals and businesses in matters across North Carolina and New York. Her day-to-day practice is centered on providing counsel and representation to clients who require advice or litigation services in those jurisdictions.
