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Ashley Deady focuses her practice on business and finance, mergers and acquisitions, and securities.
While attending Emory University School of Law, Ashley worked as a summer associate with the firm in 2025. She served as Notes and Comments Editor for the Emory Bankruptcy Developments Journal and was a teaching assistant for courses in Federal Income Tax and Evidence. Ashley was a legal extern at a leading multinational package delivery and supply chain management company in its Atlanta, Georgia headquarters and a legal extern at Pro Bono Partnership of Atlanta. She served as a legal intern at a major provider of essential infrastructure services that support energy and utility systems nationwide in its Atlanta, Georgia headquarters. Ashley served as the Vice President of Finance on the Executive Board of the Emory Corporate and Business Law Society.
Prior to attending law school, Ashley was a project management intern and then gained valuable experience as a legal assistant at a healthcare technology company in its Atlanta, Georgia office.
While attending the University of Alabama, Ashley worked as a Psychology Research Assistant. She volunteered as a Sigma Rho Chi for sorority recruitment and was elected to serve on the Philanthropy Committee of her sorority, Zeta Tau Alpha. Ashley was also a member of the Golden Key Honors Society for being in the top 15% of her class.
Emory University School of Law J.D., Transactional Law and Skills Certificate (2026) with honors (Top 30%)
University of Alabama B.A., Psychology, Minor in Criminal Justice (2022) summa cum laude, Psi Chi Honors Society
Georgia (2026)
Boys and Girls Club of Alabama, Volunteer (2020)
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