Brooke Dalrymple

About

I have been an attorney for more than ten years and have had the opportunity to work with a variety of clients including privately-owned companies, banks, and individuals.  My practice involves commercial real estate, general business law issues, estate planning, and commercial loan structuring and workouts. Whether assisting a business client with all aspects of purchasing or selling commercial real estate or counseling an individual during the estate planning process, I pride myself on frequent communication, close attention to details, and efficient representation of the matter at hand. My clients look to me as a partner, and they appreciate that I take the time to learn about their challenges and my desire to help them achieve business success.
My experience includes:
Assisting businesses with commercial real estate and other closings
Working with business owners on the formation of their companies and beyond
Representing banks on commercial loan structuring and workouts
Working with individual clients during the estate planning process to ensure their decisions are honored in regards to assets, health care, and financial arrangements
I was admitted to the North Carolina State Bar in 2007.  I am a member of the North Carolina Bar Association, the Wake County Bar Association, and the North Carolina Association of Women Attorneys as well as the Government Affairs Committee for the Home Builders Association of Raleigh-Wake County. Additionally, I have presented on the power of sale foreclosure process at the North Carolina Bar Association Real Property Section Annual Meeting.
I currently serve on the board of Oak City Soccer, a non-profit group providing soccer instruction to children with autism and/or sensory processing challenges.
While attending law school at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, I was Notes and Comments Editor for the North Carolina Journal of International Law and Commercial Regulation, participated in the Juvenile Justice Clinic, and won the Gressman-Pollit award for appellate advocacy.
Brooke Dalrymple works primarily in the areas of commercial loan structuring and workouts and liquidation of collateral. Brooke was admitted to the North Carolina State Bar in 2007 and is also admitted to practice in the federal district courts for the Eastern and Middle Districts of North Carolina. She is a member of the North Carolina Bar Association, the Wake County Bar Association, and the North Carolina Association of Women Attorneys. Brooke has spoken on the power of sale foreclosure process at the North Carolina Bar Association Real Property Section Annual Meeting.
While in law school at the University of Chapel Hill, Brooke was Notes and Comments Editor for the North Carolina Journal of International Law and Commercial Regulation. She also participated in the Juvenile Justice Clinic and won the Gressman-Pollit award for appellate advocacy.
Brooke Dalrymple works primarily in the areas of commercial loan structuring and workouts and liquidation of collateral. Brooke was admitted to the North Carolina State Bar in 2007 and is also admitted to practice in the federal district courts for the Eastern and Middle Districts of North Carolina. She is a member of the North Carolina Bar Association, the Wake County Bar Association, and the North Carolina Association of Women Attorneys. Brooke has spoken on the power of sale foreclosure process at the North Carolina Bar Association Real Property Section Annual Meeting.
While in law school at the University of Chapel Hill, Brooke was Notes and Comments Editor for the North Carolina Journal of International Law and Commercial Regulation. She also participated in the Juvenile Justice Clinic and won the Gressman-Pollit award for appellate advocacy.
Brooke Dalrymple works primarily in the areas of commercial loan structuring and workouts and liquidation of collateral. Brooke was admitted to the North Carolina State Bar in 2007 and is also admitted to practice in the federal district courts for the Eastern and Middle Districts of North Carolina. She is a member of the North Carolina Bar Association, the Wake County Bar Association, and the North Carolina Association of Women Attorneys. Brooke has spoken on the power of sale foreclosure process at the North Carolina Bar Association Real Property Section Annual Meeting.
While in law school at the University of Chapel Hill, Brooke was Notes and Comments Editor for the North Carolina Journal of International Law and Commercial Regulation. She also participated in the Juvenile Justice Clinic and won the Gressman-Pollit award for appellate advocacy.
Brooke Dalrymple works primarily in the areas of commercial loan structuring and workouts and liquidation of collateral. Brooke was admitted to the North Carolina State Bar in 2007 and is also admitted to practice in the federal district courts for the Eastern and Middle Districts of North Carolina. She is a member of the North Carolina Bar Association, the Wake County Bar Association, and the North Carolina Association of Women Attorneys. Brooke has spoken on the power of sale foreclosure process at the North Carolina Bar Association Real Property Section Annual Meeting.
While in law school at the University of Chapel Hill, Brooke was Notes and Comments Editor for the North Carolina Journal of International Law and Commercial Regulation. She also participated in the Juvenile Justice Clinic and won the Gressman-Pollit award for appellate advocacy.