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Biography
Thomas Lamm is an experienced, compassionate and aggressive advocate for his workers’ compensation and personal injury clients, driven by a pursuit of justice and fairness.
Prior to becoming a plaintiff’s attorney, Thomas worked for insurance companies and employers in workers’ compensation litigation. That experience has given him a unique perspective on how the other side handles claims. He is able to use this knowledge as a strategic advantage to fight hard and fight smart for his clients, ensuring their interests are protected.
Thomas is one of a select group of board-certified specialists in workers’ compensation law practicing in North Carolina. He also is a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum, a prestigious association of trial lawyers. Membership is limited to attorneys who have won million dollar or multi-million dollar verdicts, awards or settlements for their clients. Fewer than 1 percent of attorneys in the United States are members.
Thomas grew up in Bertie County, N.C., as a pastor’s son. He is attuned to the needs of those in his community, and he understands how scary and frustrating the legal process can be for injured people and their families. He is committed to providing his clients accessible, responsive, individualized and unique attention with an ultimate goal of getting them the compensation, benefits and medical treatment they deserve.
Thomas graduated from Campbell University School of Law, cum laude, and served as the Symposium Editor for the Campbell Law Review. He won the Richard Lord Moot Court competition and served as the President of the Delta Theta Phi law fraternity. While in law school, he interned in workers’ compensation, corporate law, and Social Security Disability law.