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Brunswick County · North Carolina

Leland personal injury attorney with 36 years of North Carolina experience

Leland is fifteen minutes across the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge, and it is where a lot of the Wilmington-to-Brunswick commuter volume comes from. I take Leland cases across every practice area, and the geography is close enough that meeting in person the same week is the norm. 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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NCAJ
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How to reach me from Leland

Based in Wilmington, serving Leland clients directly.

From Leland you can be at the office in fifteen minutes across the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge (US-17 / US-74). For Brunswick Forest, Magnolia Greens, or Waterford homeowners who cannot drive after an injury, I come to you.

Areas served from this page

LelandBelvilleNavassaMagnolia GreensBrunswick ForestWaterford of the CarolinasCompass Pointe

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 Leland
15 minutes from the Wilmington office across the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge (US-17 / US-74)
Courthouse
Brunswick County Superior Court, 310 Government Center Dr NE, Bolivia
Trauma care
Novant Health Brunswick Medical Center (Bolivia); severe trauma transferred to Novant Regional (Wilmington)

Driving directions from Leland

Leland case work

Leland is the closest Brunswick County city, and its crash patterns cluster on US-17 / US-74 and the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge.

Leland has grown fast, including Brunswick Forest, Magnolia Greens, Waterford, and Compass Pointe, and the road network has not kept up. The bulk of the case load here is US-17 and US-74 vehicle crashes, particularly rear-enders in commuter traffic and merge crashes near the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge on-ramps. HOA and community-amenity premises injuries also come up, including pool-deck falls, sidewalk hazards inside the master-planned communities, and the occasional delivery-truck crash on interior streets.

Brunswick County Superior Court in Bolivia is usually a proper venue for Leland residents, though a New Hanover filing can be proper when the at-fault party is based there. For catastrophic injuries I usually meet clients at Novant Regional in Wilmington, which is closer to Leland than the Bolivia community hospital and is the Level II trauma referral. I know the local defense counsel, the adjusters that write commercial vehicles in this corridor, and the HOA carrier patterns.

The consultation is free. Coming to Leland is a fifteen-minute drive; I do it regularly. No fee unless I win.

— Robert L Armstrong

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

From clients across eastern North Carolina

What clients say about working with me on their case.

“I recently worked with Mr. Armstrong on my personal injury case, and I couldn't be happier with the outcome. Not only was he professional and kept me informed, but he genuinely cared about my well-being throughout the entire process.”

Shanta
Google review

“Mr. Armstrong guided me after a motor vehicle accident I was involved in. Great communication during the process. Communication with Stephanie (Mr. Armstrong's assistant) was flawless as well. If you're looking for great representation in your time of need, definitely contact them.”

Amanda
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“Mr. Robert Armstrong is the man for the job if you want remarkable results. After being in a horrific head-on collision, Mr. Armstrong handled my case in the most efficient, professional and compassionate manner possible. If you're looking for a knowledgeable and caring attorney, Mr. Robert Armstrong is the best choice.”

Megan
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Leland questions

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

Frequently asked questions

Was the wreck on the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge a New Hanover or a Brunswick case?

The bridge deck itself is on the county line, so people assume the crash spot settles it. In North Carolina, though, venue in an injury case generally follows where you live or where the at-fault party lives when the case is filed — which, for a wreck between two neighbors, often makes both New Hanover and Brunswick proper venues. I look at the crash report coordinates and where each party lives, and I have argued both venues.

If I fell on a Brunswick Forest amenity, can I sue the HOA?

You can bring a claim against the possessor of the amenity, which is usually the HOA or the property manager. The claim turns on notice, whether the HOA knew or should have known, and on whether the hazard was open-and-obvious under NC law.

How fast can you meet me in Leland?

Usually the same week you call, often within a day or two. It is a fifteen-minute drive, and I prefer to see the crash location or the property before an adjuster gets there first.

Coastal North Carolina coverage

Nearby locations across Brunswick County.

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

Tell me what happened in Leland.

The consultation is free and there is no fee unless I win. I have driven to homes, hospitals, and rehab facilities across Leland 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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