Hunt & Brooks, PLLC has served Robeson County communities since 1973 and offers free consultations for injury, workers’ compensation, DUI/DWI and traffic cases.
Personal injury claims involving car, truck, motorcycle, bicycle or pedestrian accidents
The Law Office of Keosha Hunt, P.L.L.C. handles traffic violations, divorce and family law, and wills in Robeson, Scotland, Cumberland, and surrounding North Carolina counties.
Britt Law Firm handles criminal, juvenile, family, real estate, and workers compensation matters in Lumberton and surrounding Southeastern North Carolina.
DWI and traffic violation defense
Felony, misdemeanor, homicide, and drug offense defense
Peterkin Law Firm has served North Carolina for 20 years, offering estate planning, business start-ups, nonprofit formation, and real estate guidance statewide.
Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and advanced directives
New business owners needing entity formation, contracts, or compliance guidance
Organizations forming a nonprofit or seeking tax-exempt status
How much does an initial lawyer consultation cost in Robeson County?
Hunt & Brooks and Bowen & Brooks offer free consultations for specified injury, workers’ compensation, criminal, DUI/DWI, or traffic matters. Robert E. Price lists a $100 consultation for up to 45 minutes; fees for other matters are not provided here.
Which Robeson County lawyers handle car accidents or workers’ compensation?
Hunt & Brooks and Bowen & Brooks list car, truck, and motorcycle accidents and workers’ compensation among their specialties. Hunt & Brooks also lists bicycle and pedestrian accidents.
Can I get after-hours legal help for an arrest or urgent injury?
Bowen & Brooks provides an emergency phone number and lists after-hours assistance for criminal and injury matters. Hunt & Brooks also says home, hospital, or after-hours appointments may be available by request.
What should I check before hiring a lawyer in North Carolina?
Confirm that the lawyer handles your specific matter, practices in the relevant North Carolina court, and explains the fee arrangement before representation begins. For personal injury cases, Hunt & Brooks states that it uses contingency fees and charges no fee unless damages are recovered.