Grace Wynn focuses her practice on legal ethics and professional responsibility matters, civil and commercial litigation, and complex business and contract disputes.

Legal Ethics and Malpractice

Grace represents lawyers and firms in disciplinary investigations, prosecutions, and malpractice matters. She also helps lawyers and law firms understand and comply with their legal ethics obligations. Grace is a Lecturing Fellow at Duke University Law School where she teaches “Ethics and the Law of Lawyering.” She is a frequent speaker and writer on evolving issues in legal ethics.

Civil Litigation, White-Collar Criminal Defense and Investigations

Grace represents individuals and companies in all stages of civil and criminal litigation. Grace also conducts internal investigations in response to government enforcement actions.

Prior to entering private practice, Grace clerked for the Honorable Donald Middlebrooks of the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida.

She received her J.D. from Duke University School of Law, where she served as Executive Editor of the Journal of Law & Contemporary Problems. Grace received her B.A., summa cum laude, from the College of William & Mary, where she was a Division I scholarship athlete in cross country and track, and received the Provost Award for outstanding academic achievement by a student athlete all three of her collegiate years. Prior to entering law school, Grace worked as a Teach for America educator in rural Mississippi.

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In the News

10/12/23 —

Events

HWG 2023 Annual Ethics Program

5/3/23 —

Insights

AI and Legal Ethics: What Lawyers Need to Know

4/26/23 —

Insights

Joint Representation Ethics Lessons from Georgia Electors Case

4/6/23 —

CLE

The Ethics Requirements Surrounding Implicit Bias and Language Access

2/7/23 —

CLE

Withdrawing from a Client Representation: Breaking Up is Hard to Do

8/5/22 —

Insights

Ethics Lessons From The Alex Jones Discovery Debacle

4/7/21 —

Insights

The Ethical Restrictions on Virtual Law Practice