About Casey Christine
Casey Christine Fidler began her academic path at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Mass Communication and Political Science in 2014. She continued her studies at Wake Forest University School of Law and received her J.D. in 2017. Those years shaped her approach to legal writing and courtroom communication, skills she has applied in her professional practice.
After law school, she joined Tharrington Smith, LLP as a lawyer in 2017. That step brought her into a firm known for handling a range of civil and family matters across North Carolina. At Tharrington Smith she has taken on client work, appeared in court, and handled the procedural demands that come with litigation and negotiation. Her practice has involved day-to-day case management as well as preparing pleadings and advising clients on legal strategy.
Her bar jurisdiction is North Carolina, and she has been active in local and state bar groups since the start of her career. She is a member of the North Carolina Bar Association’s Family Law Section and holds memberships in the Wake County Bar Association and the 10th Judicial District Bar, each dating to 2017 and continuing to the present. Those affiliations reflect a steady engagement with the professional community and with continuing legal education opportunities.
Colleagues describe her work as precise and rooted in clear communication. She has combined her undergraduate training in journalism with her legal education to produce concise briefs and client-facing documents. In court, that translates to careful preparation and measured argument. In client meetings, it means translating legal concepts into plain language so people can weigh their options.
Fidler’s practice has included matters typically handled at her firm, and her membership in the Family Law Section indicates familiarity with divorce, custody, and related domestic issues. She balances litigation tasks with efforts to reach negotiated settlements when circumstances allow. Outside of courtroom activity, she engages in bar-led programs and neighborhood-level legal networks that keep her connected to developments in state rules and case law.
She remains at Tharrington Smith, LLP, practicing in North Carolina and handling family law and related civil matters as part of her current practice focus.
