WILMINGTON, N.C. — Labor and employment attorney Will Oden has earned a prestigious spot on the Employment Law Power List of North Carolina Lawyers Weekly for the second consecutive year, marking a notable recognition among peers in the legal profession. Oden is among just 28 attorneys across the state honored for their leadership and impactful contributions to employment law practices in North Carolina.
This recognition, celebrated in the August 2025 edition of the publication, highlights attorneys who have made significant strides in their field. Oden’s efforts in advancing employment law reform have certainly positioned him as a key figure within the state’s legal community.
In 2023, Oden played a pivotal role alongside the North Carolina State Bar to establish a specialization program for employment law, a significant achievement that underscores his commitment to professional development in the field. His efforts secured him a place as one of the first six lawyers in North Carolina to attain board-certified specialist status on the management side of employment law, a landmark feat that acknowledges his expertise.
Certified as a mediator since 2013, Oden’s qualifications extend beyond traditional legal representation. Recently, he was invited to join the American Arbitration Association’s Employment Law Arbitration panel, further enhancing his profile as a professional skilled in conflict resolution and employment disputes.
Oden’s accomplishments and contributions reflect a dedication to the complexities of employment law in North Carolina. Being named to the Employment Law Power List serves not only as a recognition of individual success but also as a reflection of the evolving landscape of labor and employment rights within the state.
For those interested in a deeper dive into Oden’s profile and to see the full 2025 Employment Law Power List, more information can be found in North Carolina Lawyers Weekly, although certain content may require a subscription for access.
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