Madison L. Boyer

Madison Boyer is an associate attorney whose practice focuses on business and corporate transactions and estate planning. Known for her client-centered approach, Madison values building lasting relationships with the individuals and businesses she represents. She is dedicated to delivering practical solutions that help clients move forward with confidence.

Madison advises clients on a broad range of transactional matters, including business formation and governance, contract drafting and negotiation, and business succession and estate planning. She has represented business owners in transactions of all sizes, ranging from $1 to more than $50 million in value. Her experience includes guiding clients through all phases of complex transactions, from structuring and due diligence to negotiation, financing, and closing.

Madison also works closely with clients to develop and implement estate planning and business succession strategies that preserve business value and position organizations for success across generations. Whether planning for retirement, transferring ownership to family members, or preparing for a sale to third parties, Madison provides thoughtful guidance tailored to each client’s personal and business objectives.

Madison earned her Juris Doctor from Wake Forest University School of Law, where she excelled both in and out of the classroom. She served as Notes & Comments Editor for the Wake Forest Law Review and as President of the First-Generation Law Students Association. She is a current member of the Rose Council, an advisory group of Wake Forest Law alumni dedicated to supporting the law school and its students.

Outside of her legal practice, Madison is active in the Greensboro community and supports a variety of educational, cultural, and nonprofit organizations. She enjoys spending time with her two rescue dogs, reading science fiction novels, and cheering for the Ohio State Buckeyes.