Holly Springs, NC

John M. McCabe

John McCabe is an award-winning litigator and widely regarded as one of North Carolina’s top attorneys. John’s passion for law started early, shaping his commitment to making a real difference. This passion carried through to his career, where he has spent over three decades helping those injured by the unsafe and dangerous conduct of others. John’s success and dedication to his clients have earned him widespread recognitions. He has been named to the Best Lawyers in America and recognized as a North Carolina Super Lawyer every year since 2010. His accolades include being named “Lawyer of the Year” for personal injury in 2022, and consistently ranking among the Top 10 Personal Injury Attorneys and the Top 100 Trial Lawyers in North Carolina. He has also been named to North Carolina’s Legal Elite and North Carolina Lawyer’s Weekly’s Power List for Personal Injury Lawyers. For the last 20 years, John has been rated AV Preeminent by Martindale-Hubbell, which signifies exceptional legal ability and the highest ethical standards. Since 2016, John’s firm has been recognized as one of the Best Law Firms in the country by U.S. News & World Report. Throughout his career, John has been a leader in the legal community. He served as President of the North Carolina Advocates for Justice (NCAJ), one of the nation’s largest trial lawyer organizations, in 2021-2022. In addition, John currently serves as a North Carolina state delegate for the American Association for Justice (AAJ) and he chairs the Board of Visitors at Campbell University School of Law. John is not just an advocate for his clients - he also fights to change unfair laws that hurt everyone. Recently, John spearheaded groundbreaking changes to automobile insurance laws, improving the opportunity for accident victims to be fairly compensated for their damages. These changes increased mandatory automobile liability insurance limits for the first time in decades and abolished an unfair credit that allowed insurance companies to avoid providing the level of coverage that people had purchased. In recognition of John’s extraordinary service, NCAJ recently renamed its special award the Henson McCabe Miller Leadership Award to honor him and two esteemed colleagues. This wasn’t the first time John worked to change the law. One of John’s most prolific cases came just a few years after law school, when he took the case of a young mother named Kellie and her daughter, who were catastrophically injured when a Department of Transportation dump truck hit their vehicle head-on. At that time, the law capped damages in cases against the state to $150,000, less than half of what Kellie needed to pay her medical bills. Recognizing how unfair this was, John worked tirelessly to get the law changed to raise the limit to $500,000, and the resulting settlement for Kellie’s family was 10 times more than what the state initially offered. NCAJ created an award to recognize John’s work on that case - the Kellie Crabtree Award - which honors clients and their attorneys whose efforts make a profound difference in protecting people’s rights. John’s commitment to service extends far beyond the courtroom. As a lifelong resident of Cary, he has dedicated himself to improving his community in many ways - from coaching youth basketball to supporting organizations like Catholic Charities and the YMCA. An avid tennis player, John serves on the Board of Directors of the North Carolina Tennis Foundation, which offers educational opportunities for under-resourced children across North Carolina. John also created a scholarship at Campbell Law School to recognize students who volunteer and give back to their communities.

Angie joined The Law Offices of John McCabe in 2024, bringing with her 20 years of experience as a litigation paralegal, the majority of that time spent assisting plaintiffs with their personal injury claims. She has always been drawn to working with people who have been injured due to the negligence of another, and strives to get her team’s clients the best recoveries possible for the suffering they endure. A native of Ohio, she graduated from Ohio University in 1998, received her paralegal certificate from Duke University in 2004, and becoming a North Carolina State Bar Certified Paralegal in 2006. Angie is known for her work ethic and attention to detail, and for her compassion and empathy for her clients. Her personal interests include reading, listening to an eclectic range of music, playing in the kitchen, spending time with friends and family, and riding the best roller coasters she can find whenever time allows.

Kim has been with The Law Offices of John M. McCabe, PA since 2014, and focuses on workers’ compensation, medical malpractice, nursing home and personal injury cases. A native of Michigan, Kim brings with her 15 years of experience with the District Courthouse in Flint, Michigan, and 5 years of experience with the North Carolina Industrial Commission after moving here in 2007. Kim enjoys working with her clients and getting to know them personally while guiding them through the legal process. “It is a good feeling at the end of the day when we can hand our clients a check knowing we have assisted them through a very difficult and stressful time in their lives”. When she is not working, Kim enjoys traveling, cooking, golf, painting, and spending time with her family and friends.

Gloria Harman

Gloria had developed a diverse range of legal experience by the time she joined our firm in 2013. From the start, she has worked on personal injury, workers’ compensation and medical malpractice claims, providing assistance on numerous cases that have concluded with significant results for our clients. Although she enjoys the competitive aspects of the litigation process, Gloria focuses on handling the firm’s pre-litigation cases and prepares them for either settlement or suit. She also likes getting to know her clients. “One of my favorite things about my job is getting to know the clients I work for. I love to feel like I am helping people,” she says. “Often times, people are hesitant about hiring an attorney for various reasons. But being able to gain our clients’ trust by helping them navigate a difficult process, allows them to solely focus on their recovery. Working to secure the best outcome for our clients is truly a rewarding experience for me, and I can’t see myself doing anything else.” Her personal interests include watching and playing golf, spending time at the lake with family and being outdoors with her dog, a German Shorthaired Pointer named Trigger.

Ashley joined The Law Offices of John M. McCabe, PA in 2025, to manage the firm’s litigation cases. With over a decade of legal experience, including seven years dedicated to injury law, Ashley Crouse (or “Ashe,” as friends call her) is a skilled litigation paralegal committed to helping clients navigate complex civil cases and fight for the justice they deserve. A proud NC State University graduate (Go Pack!) with a Bachelor’s degree in Criminology, Ashley channels her passion for justice into every case, ensuring injured clients feel heard and supported. Beyond the office, Ashley serves as the 2024-2026 Education Co-Chair for the North Carolina Advocates for Justice (NCAJ), where she empowers fellow legal professionals through continuing education and advocacy. Whether guiding clients through the legal process or equipping peers with tools for success, she believes justice is won through knowledge, persistence, and a deep commitment to advocacy. When not working on behalf of injury victims, Ashley enjoys attending concerts, traveling, exploring new restaurants, hiking, and spending time with her adorable pups.