About Virginia A.
Virginia A — Noble practices military law and social security disability law in Durham, North Carolina. She has been a partner since 1992, bringing over three decades of legal experience to her clients. The firm focuses on providing comprehensive legal services to military personnel and veterans, as well as assisting individuals with social security disability claims. Her office is well-known for its commitment to client advocacy and thorough case management. She obtained her Juris Doctor from Duke University School of Law in 1988. Prior to that, she earned a Bachelor of Arts in English and History from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1985.
Virginia is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in History from the same institution, which she expects to complete in 2031. This academic background enriches her understanding of the complexities involved in military law and social security issues. Most of her practice involves navigating the details of military law, including court-martial proceedings, administrative separations, and appeals. She also represents clients in social security disability cases, helping them secure the benefits they deserve. Cases typically involve detailed documentation, hearings, and sometimes appeals to ensure that clients receive fair treatment under the law.
Before becoming a partner, she worked in various legal roles, which helped shape her expertise in both military and social security disability law. Virginia is a board-certified specialist in Social Security Disability Law, a designation that reflects her extensive knowledge and commitment to this area of practice. Her certification allows her to provide specialized legal advice and representation to clients handling the requirements of social security claims. Virginia is a member of the North Carolina State Bar, where she stays updated on legal developments and engages with fellow legal professionals. She is dedicated to her community and often participates in local events aimed at raising awareness about the rights of military personnel and individuals with disabilities. Her commitment to advocacy extends beyond her legal practice, as she actively supports initiatives that promote social justice and legal education.
In addition to her legal practice, Virginia is known for her engaging teaching style, often sharing her knowledge with law students and young attorneys. Her academic pursuits and professional experience uniquely position her to address the challenges faced by her clients in military and social security law. She continues to strive for excellence in her practice, ensuring that her clients receive the highest level of legal representation.
