Adaire works as a senior litigation paralegal in the firm’s Wilmington office. She supports Benton Toups, Patrick MinceyVince Eisinger, Cameron Ervin, Winston West, and Elizabeth King.

Adaire attended South College in Asheville, North Carolina and graduated with a Bachelor of Applied Science Degree in Paralegal Studies.  Adaire has been a North Carolina Certified Paralegal since 2008.


Most Recent Posts

  News

Cranfill Sumner Staff Volunteer at Mock Trial Competition

Adaire Camden, Sarah Johann, and Stephanie Romano volunteered at the Wilmington region High School Mock Trial Competition on Feb. 4. The event was held at the New Hanover County Courthouse and included teams from local high schools who were trying a mock civil case involving defamation.… Read More

  News

Cranfill Sumner Attorneys and Paralegals Volunteer for Mock Trial Competition

Traditional Scale

Attorneys and paralegals from the Charlotte and Wilmington offices of Cranfill Sumner LLP volunteered for regional Mock Trial competitions in their local areas on Feb. 5. They served as judges and jurors during the mock proceedings, which allowed high school students to participate in mock trial competitions and learn about the judicial process. … Read More

  News

Adaire Camden Volunteers for Charlotte Legal Clinic

Traditional Scale

In August, Adaire Camden participated in the Probono Charlotte Expunction Clinic. Attorneys volunteered to provide advice to the applicants while paralegals volunteered to review records and prepare petitions in advance of the clinic.… Read More

  News

Adaire Camden Volunteers for Driver’s License Restoration Project

Adaire Camden, a North Carolina Certified Paralegal, served as a volunteer for the NC Bar Association Paralegal Division Driver’s License Restoration Clinic on June 8. The clinic was held as part of the North Carolina Pro Bono Center’s Driver’s License Restoration Project which helps individuals who may have had their license suspended for failure to appear in court or failure to pay court fees. Many of these individuals were unable to get time off work and unable to retain an attorney for their court date, resulting in the failure to appear. Others are simply unable to pay the fines, which increase in fees the longer they go unpaid.… Read More