Audrey Snyder

Audrey Snyder is an attorney supporting the firm in the areas of injury claims, including defective products, occupational diseases, and workers’ compensation. She began working with Ward Black Law late in 2017 as a contract attorney and formally joined the team in the spring of 2018. She engages her passion for helping the defenseless and has a desire to “stand up for the little guy.”

Audrey began her undergraduate studies at Campbell University, earning a Bachelor of Science in Psychology Summa Cum Laude. She went on to pursue law at the Campbell University School of Law, obtaining a Juris Doctor and graduating Cum Laude. Audrey was a very active member of the Mock Trial team and competed in national competitions including the National Civil Trial Competition (NCTC) and American Association for Justice (AAJ) Mock Trial Competition. Her mock trial endeavors earned her the Order of Old Kivett Award, an award given for exemplary representation in advocacy competitions while maintaining the highest ethical standards.

Audrey served as the President of the North Carolina Association for Women Attorneys in 2023 and has been named by the National Trial Lawyers as “Top 40 Under 40” attorneys in North Carolina. She was named by North Carolina Lawyers Weekly as a “Rising Star” in 2021.

A native of Lewisburg, West Virginia, Audrey is the oldest of five siblings and the first in her family to pursue a career in law. She met her husband, Gabe, while they both attended undergraduate school at Campbell University and later attended law school together. Her family background shaped the way she relates with people, developing her leadership skills with a balance of both ambition and kindness.

As a former college soccer player, Audrey enjoys maintaining an active lifestyle. She loves playing tennis and being outdoors. She adores her family and treasures the moments she spends with them. Her personal life motivation is outlined by Psalm 37:4, “Do what the Lord wants and He will give you the desires of your heart.”