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Onslow County · North Carolina

Jacksonville personal injury attorney with 36 years of North Carolina experience

Jacksonville is a commuter and military community, with US-17, Western Boulevard, Lejeune Boulevard, and the Camp Lejeune gates seeing much of the area's traffic. I represent clients in civilian car accident and premises liability cases throughout Jacksonville. Free consultation.

Robert Louis Armstrong, personal injury attorney — Wilmington, NC
NC State Bar #17759
NY Bar (1985)
NJ Bar (1988)
AAJ Sustaining Member
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How to reach me from Jacksonville

Based in Wilmington, serving Jacksonville clients directly.

Jacksonville is about 65 minutes up US-17 from the Wilmington office. I meet clients at home, at Onslow Memorial, or at Jacksonville coffee shops when travel to Wilmington is not practical. Video conferencing is also available.

Areas served from this page

JacksonvilleCamp Lejeune (civilian-side cases)NorthwoodsBrynn MarrPiney GreenVeronaWestern Boulevard corridor

Robert L Armstrong, Attorney at Law.

Address
404 N 3rd St Ste 105, Wilmington, NC 28401
Phone
(910) 256-1233
Hours
Mon–Fri 9:00 AM–8:00 PM · Calls returned within 24 hours, weekends included
From Jacksonville
65 minutes from the Wilmington office via US-17 north
Courthouse
Onslow County Superior Court, 625 Court St, Jacksonville
Trauma care
Onslow Memorial Hospital (Jacksonville); severe trauma transferred to Novant Regional (Wilmington) or ECU Health Medical Center (Greenville)

Driving directions from Jacksonville

Jacksonville case work

Jacksonville case work is dominated by US-17 and Lejeune-corridor crashes, with military-family civilian cases mixed in.

Jacksonville sits on US-17 with three major east-west arteries including Western Boulevard, Lejeune Boulevard, and Piney Green Road. The crash pattern is heavy commuter volume, tight traffic-light cycles, and shift-change surges at the Camp Lejeune main gate. Rear-enders and merge crashes dominate. Delivery-truck and commercial-vehicle collisions on Western Boulevard show up regularly.

For military-family civilian cases I coordinate with base counsel when needed, and I work around deployment schedules for depositions and mediation. Onslow Memorial is the initial trauma stop; serious cases transfer south to Novant Regional in Wilmington or north to ECU Health in Greenville, and both transfers become important documentation. Onslow County Superior Court sits at 625 Court Street in downtown Jacksonville. I appear there when the case files in Onslow venue.

Consultation is free. I have driven to Jacksonville for client meetings and I offer secure video when travel does not work. No fee unless I win.

— Robert L Armstrong

Robert L Armstrong's Wilmington law office, where Jacksonville clients meet in person

From clients across eastern North Carolina

What clients say about working with me on their case.

“Mr. Armstrong is the best! Not only is he a good attorney, he truly cares about the health of his clients. He is very easy to get in touch with and has no problem answering any questions you may have. He did a wonderful job with my case.”

Hannah
Google review

“First time I had ever had a settlement in a car accident. I am very pleased with not only the settlement, but also the professionalism and honest support from Mr. Armstrong, along with his legal assistant Stephanie who could answer almost any question.”

Bill
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“We were both seriously injured in an automobile accident in North Carolina on our way home to New York. During our long recoveries and afterwards, he was in frequent contact with us to keep us posted on the progress of our cases. He addressed all our questions and concerns with clear explanations. We would highly recommend the law firm of Robert L. Armstrong.”

John & Margaret
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Jacksonville questions

The questions clients most often ask about Jacksonville cases, from venue and drive time to who handles the meeting and how coverage works.

Frequently asked questions

The crash was during Camp Lejeune shift change — is that different?

Gate-corridor and shift-change traffic patterns can create fact-heavy cases: multi-vehicle chain reactions, following distances, and traffic-light timing. I pull crash-scene surveillance, traffic-camera footage where it exists, and I look at the reconstruction with the specific corridor timing in mind.

Do you handle cases against the federal government?

Pure Federal Tort Claims Act cases against the government (on-base incidents, VA medical care) go to federal-practice counsel. Civilian-side cases where a military family is the injured party — off-base crashes, retail premises, rental injuries — are cases I take in North Carolina state court.

Do I have to drive to Wilmington for meetings?

No. I offer secure video conferencing and I drive to Jacksonville for meetings when the case warrants it. Most Jacksonville clients I meet by video for the initial consultation and in person as the case develops.

Coastal North Carolina coverage

Nearby locations across Onslow County.

I take cases across the region from a single Wilmington office; the geography most connected to Jacksonville is one call away.

Tell me what happened in Jacksonville.

The consultation is free and there is no fee unless I win. I have driven to homes, hospitals, and rehab facilities across Jacksonville when a client cannot make it to the Wilmington office. Tell me what happened; I will listen, tell you honestly whether you have a case, and explain what happens next.

Contingency-fee representation. Free consultation.

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