Tyler Peacock is a business and employment litigator who combines a deep understanding of the ever-changing issues his clients face with a commitment to achieving each client’s unique objectives. He has been recognized by Super Lawyers “Rising Stars,” and by Business North Carolina as “Legal Elite.”
Hard-working, practical and creative, Tyler provides clients with clear, actionable counsel on what the law dictates, as well as the options likely to achieve the best results. He is a zealous advocate for his clients.
Tyler has extensive experience helping clients establish best practices to avoid litigation. His expertise includes employment contracts, confidentiality agreements, non-competition and non-solicitation agreements, and severance agreements.
When a dispute arises, Tyler is ready to advocate for his clients in state and federal courts, as well as in arbitrations, mediations, and administrative hearings before the EEOC and Office of Administrative Hearings. He regularly represents clients in disputes related to:
Tyler also advises healthcare clients on issues related to HIPAA, the federal substance abuse regulations, and subpoena compliance.
Wagner Hicks PLLC is pleased to announce that business and employment litigator Tyler B. Peacock has joined the firm as partner. Peacock will practice as
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