Emma Wingfield is a dedicated attorney with a deep commitment to community service and learning. She earned her J.D. from North Carolina Central University School of Law, where she held leadership roles, including Co-Chair of the Public Interest Law Organization, and contributed to the Elder Law Project and Veterans Law Clinic. Her early legal experiences include internships with the Durham County District Attorney’s Office, the Nebraska Attorney General, and the Alamance County District Attorney’s Office, all of which gave her invaluable exposure to the intricacies of litigation.

Originally from Newport News, Virginia, Emma grew up in a family with a long legacy of military service. Before joining Teague Campbell, she practiced criminal and property law but now focuses on litigation. Her bar admissions include North Carolina, Virginia, the Eastern District of North Carolina, and the Supreme Court of the United States.

Emma is actively involved in her community, serving on the board for the Copper Circle and fostering dogs with Rusty’s Rescue Ranch. She also regularly shares her knowledge in law, speaking at lunch-and-learn events and teaching classes within multifamily housing.

Beyond the office, Emma is a baseball enthusiast (devoted Braves fan) and travel-lover on a mission to visit all 50 states, national parks, and MLB stadiums. Her wedding was even baseball-themed—a spirited choice given her husband’s allegiance to the Mets! Her dog, Memphis, is her steadfast companion on adventures. Known by her colleagues as straightforward, empathetic, and accountable, Emma is a reliable advocate, bringing passion and determination to every client’s case.