Arden Riddle

Attorney

Education

  • Undergraduate and Law Degree from the University of North Carolina

Bar Admissions

  • North Carolina (2026)

Meet Arden

Arden Riddle joins the legal team after graduating from the UNC School of Law in May, where she attended on a partial merit-based scholarship. Arden earned both her undergraduate degree and Juris Doctor from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill—carrying on a cherished family legacy shared with her father and sister. She is dedicated to upholding the firm’s commitment to personal client relationships that her father set the precedent for when he started the firm in 1985, and to advocating for injured North Carolinians.

Legal Experience

Throughout law school, Arden gained diverse, hands-on legal experience across multiple industries. During her 1L summer internship with Cypress Sports, she focused on sports law, researching liability risks and drafting policies for athletic institutions concerning student safety and economic responsibilities. Her 2L summer internship brought her to Aston Martin, where she supported the General Counsel with automotive regulatory compliance, state lemon laws, franchise research, and drafting contracts and warranties. In her final year at UNC, Arden served in the Immigration Clinic, working alongside a supervising attorney to represent clients in a range of humanitarian and immigration matters.

Being able to work alongside my sister and dad really means a lot to me. I look forward to learning from them and helping people.

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Other Interests

When she is not practicing law, Arden enjoys staying active by playing tennis, skiing, and hiking. She is also a devoted dog mom to her two Goldendoodles, Peppa and Lily, who you might spot alongside her when outside of the office.

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Independence Day

As America celebrates 250 years of freedom, Riddle & Riddle Injury Lawyers honors the men and women who have defended the rights and liberties we hold dear. Their sacrifice reminds us that freedom must be protected, justice must be pursued, and the people must always have someone willing to stand with them.