Victoria Laine Dye

Victoria is an Associate with the law firm of Fischer, Goldasich & Aughtman, LLC.  Victoria earned her undergraduate degree in political science and history from Georgia College and State University in 2004 and received her law degree from Cumberland School of Law in Birmingham, Alabama in 2007.

While in law school, Victoria served as the Student Materials Editor for the American Journal of Trial Advocacy, and authored the article, Recent Development: Love v. Rancocas Hospital: Applicability of EMTALA to Insured and Uninsured Patients, 29 AM. J. TRIAL. ADVOC. 521 (Fall 2005).  Victoria also served as an Associate Justice for Cumberland’s Henry Upson Simms Moot Court Board and was a competitor on the school’s National ABA Appellate Advocacy team.  Victoria received recognition over the course of her law school career as a Scholar of Merit for her achievements in Jurisprudence: Foundations of Law, Domestic Relations, Scientific Evidence, and Conflicts of Law.  She was also chosen to serve as a Judge Abraham Caruthers Fellow, where she assisted in Cumberland’s Legal Research and Writing program.

In 2007, immediately following law school, Victoria joined Fischer, Goldasich & Aughtman,  LLC as an Associate, and she continues in that capacity today.  Victoria’s practice with the Firm includes representing plaintiffs in a wide variety of claims and issues, including commercial trucking litigation, premises liability, products liability, automobile accidents, insurance fraud and bad faith, medical negligence, nursing home abuse, and business litigation.

During the course of her practice, Victoria has been involved in a number of successful pre-suit and pre-trial settlements on behalf of Fischer, Goldasich & Aughtman,  LLC clients.  Victoria has advanced quickly within the firm and in the course of her first year in practice has participated in three jury trials.