Practice areas
Carl L. Britt, Jr. and Zachary D. McLaurin take criminal, DWI, traffic and injury matters for clients in Fayetteville, Spring Lake, Hope Mills, Rockfish, Lumberton and across Cumberland County. Pick the one that is yours and read how the firm approaches it.
Each practice area hangs from the same office and the same two attorneys. Read the one that matches your day.
Infractions, misdemeanors, felonies
Infractions, misdemeanors that can carry up to two years, felonies that carry more, and bond reductions in the first days after an arrest. Two attorneys who have defended and prosecuted in Cumberland County courtrooms.
Read about criminal defense
Talking costs nothing
The firm looks at probable cause for the stop, Miranda warnings, how the sobriety tests were given, the accuracy of the results and what witnesses saw. You only pay if you retain the firm.
Read about DWI defense
Usually no court date for you
A lesser charge or a prayer for judgment continued, most often handled with a written waiver you mail back with the fee, so you never set foot in the courthouse. The goal is keeping your license.
Read about traffic tickets
Contingency basis
Medical records and bills gathered, evidence collected, witness statements and pictures kept, and every negotiation with the insurer handled by the firm while you recover.
Read about personal injury
Free consultation
North Carolina follows contributory negligence, so what you tell an adjuster after a crash can decide the claim. Every potential client gets a free consultation first.
Read about auto accidentsIt costs nothing to talk with us. You only pay if you retain our services, and our fees are reasonable. Injury cases are typically handled on a contingency basis, which means the fee is a percentage of the recovery. Ask about the specifics when you call, and the attorney will tell you plainly.
The information on this page is general and is not legal advice. Contacting the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Prefer to see the office first? Read about the attorneys or the firm.