Lauren E. Williams

Lauren E. Williams

Attorney
Business Law & Taxation | Wills, Trusts, Estate Planning & Estate Administration

Email: LWilliams@murchisontaylor.com
Office: 910-763-2426 ext. 136
Fascimile: 910-763-6561

Lauren E. Williams is a native to North Carolina, born and raised in Concord. She graduated cum laude from the UNC Wilmington where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration, concentrating in Managerial Economics. Ms. Williams then went on to attend Elon University School of Law where she served as Managing Editor for the Elon Law Review and President of the Women’s Law Association. Following graduation, she moved back to Wilmington to practice law and to reinvest herself in the Wilmington community.

Ms. Williams joined the firm in 2019 and assists her clients in the areas of estate planning, estate and trust administration, and general business matters. Whether it is helping her clients create an estate plan, navigate their fiduciary role during an estate or trust administration or sell their company, she is dedicated to providing her clients with strategic and effective advice by obtaining a deep understanding of their needs and objectives. Prior to joining the firm, Ms. Williams gained experience in the practice areas of civil litigation, employment law and real estate transactions.

Education
  • University of North Carolina at Wilmington, B.S., cum laude, 2016
  • Elon University School of Law, J.D., cum laude, 2018, Managing Editor, Elon Law Review
Bar & Court Admissions
  • North Carolina (2019)
Professional Activities & Affiliations
  • North Carolina Bar Association
  • American Bar Association
  • New Hanover County Bar Association
  • Coastal Women Attorneys Association
Honors & Awards
  • Award of Recognition from the National Association of Women Attorneys, 2018
  • North Carolina Association of Women Attorneys Sarah Parker Scholarship Recipient
Articles, Publications, Speeches
  • Comment, “#MeToo and U: The Effect of Ineffectual Sexual Assault Remedies at Universities and How #MeToo Could Affect the Pandemic of Underreporting,” Elon Law Review (2019)