Gabrielle Ingle came to North Carolina to attend Campbell University School of Law, and what began as a temporary move for school turned into a permanent home.
It was during law school that Gabrielle discovered that she was drawn to litigation. Eager to see the courtroom firsthand rather than just read about it, she interned with the New Hanover County District Attorney’s Office, where she observed and took part in the daily work of criminal prosecution. The experience confirmed what she already suspected, she wanted to be in the courtroom.
After earning her J.D. in 2025 and being admitted to the North Carolina State Bar, Gabrielle returned to the New Hanover County District Attorney’s Office, this time as a practicing attorney. Trying cases early and often gave her courtroom experience most young lawyers don’t get until years into practice, experience that now forms the foundation of her civil litigation practice at Hedrick Gardner, where she brings a prosecutor’s instincts and comfort in the courtroom to representing clients in civil matters.
Outside the office, Gabrielle spends her time with her husband and their yellow lab, and enjoys time with family.