Lorin graduated with high honors from the University of Alabama School of Law. During law school, he served on the Campbell Moot Court Board, the Journal of the Legal Profession, and was a Hugo Black Scholar. Prior to that, he concentrated in English and Philosophy at the Florida Atlantic University Honors College. In 2016, Lorin completed his Master's degree in Taxation (LLM) at the University of Florida's Graduate Studies Program, gaining an in depth understanding of the legal intricacies of various facets of state and federal taxation. He focuses his practice in estate planning, business and tax law, consulting with clients on matters from simple wills to drafting irrevocable trusts to address complex estate planning needs. He also works closely with business owners on issues from establishing or selling businesses to integrating business succession and estate planning to the use of advanced planning trusts to minimize tax exposure. Since law school, Lorin has worked as a volunteer lawyer representing criminal defendants and civil plaintiffs. He has helped juvenile defendants navigate the criminal justice process and researched matters of both state and federal criminal law. He is a member of the North Carolina State Bar, the 28th District Bar Association, the Young Lawyer's Division, and serves on several local non-profit boards and committees.