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Elizabethtown Business & Commercial Law Firm
Overview
Hester, Grady & Hester P.L.L.C. was founded in Elizabethtown NC in 1926 by R.J. Hester. Our law firm has been providing dedicated, experienced legal advice and counsel to Bladen County, Brunswick County, Columbus County, Robeson County and New Hanover County NC for over eighty years. The same principles on which our firm was founded still apply today and are a core aspect of our approach with our clients and in the courtroom...
Hester, Grady & Hester P.L.L.C. was founded in Elizabethtown NC in 1926 by R.J. Hester. Our law firm has been providing dedicated, experienced legal advice and counsel to Bladen County, Brunswick County, Columbus County, Robeson County and New Hanover County NC for over eighty years. The same principles on which our firm was founded still apply today and are a core aspect of our approach with our clients and in the courtroom. Our Elizabethtown lawyers have consistently been recognized as "Preeminent" by the Martindale-Hubbell Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers. We've also been peer review rated as "AV" which signifies the highest level of legal ability and very high adherence to legal standards. With over fifty years combined experience; Gary Grady, Cliff Hester and Whitley Ward have the experience and knowledge necessary to represent your interests and protect your rights. We practice general law and provide legal representation in specific practice areas.
Our Practice Areas Include:
- Personal Injury
- Civil Litigation
- Social Security Disability Benefits
- Workers' Compensation
- Criminal Defense Law
- DWI and Traffic Violations
- Family and Divorce Law
- Real Estate Law
- Wills, Probate Law, Trusts and Estate Planning
- Formation of Corporations, Partnerships and LLCs
- Business Law and Litigation
- Elder Law
About Hester, Grady & Hester, P.L.L.C.
Practice Areas
- Business & Commercial Law
- Contracts
- Business Organizations
- Criminal Law
- DUI/DWI
- Traffic Violations
- Estate Planning
- Family Law
- Child Support
- Custody & Visitation
- Divorce
- Social Security -- Disability
- Elder Law
- Personal Injury -- Plaintiff
- Motor Vehicle Accidents -- Plaintiff
- Probate & Estate Administration
- Trusts
- Wills
- Real Estate Law
- Land Use & Zoning
- Workers' Compensation Law
Litigation
- 70%
Office Information
Address
115 Courthouse Drive Elizabethtown, NC 28337 - 0110
Fax
- 919-862-4802
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