Ashley Oldfield is an associate who practices in the firm’s civil litigation, bankruptcy, and business groups.

In her business and litigation practice, Ashley handles a variety of matters, including those involving contract disputes, non-competition and non-solicitation agreements, unfair trade practices, breach of fiduciary duty, defamation, the North Carolina Debt Collection Act, property damage, trespassing, commercial lease disputes, powers of attorney and trusts, zoning issues, and shareholder disputes. Ashley also assists clients with the financing and sale of their businesses.

In her bankruptcy and workout practice, Ashley helps clients find the best path forward when their business is in crisis. Sometimes that involves a Chapter 11 filing, including under Subchapter V, while at other times the process involves negotiations with creditors and other stakeholders outside of court.

Ashley is also committed to giving back to the community. She maintains a pro bono practice, volunteering with Legal Aid and the Charlotte Center for Legal Advocacy and serves on the Mecklenburg Bar Foundation’s Board of Directors and the Mecklenburg County Bar YLD Community Service Committee.

Prior to attending law school, Ashley taught high school English and worked in the accounting department of a law firm.