Wilson, NC

Kurt D. Schmidt

Kurt Schmidt has served Wilson as a trial lawyer for over three decades. He is a 1987 graduate of NC State University and 1990 graduate of Campbell University Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law. He also served 4 years active duty at Fort Bragg as a JAG officer.

Robert A. Farris Jr.

Robert A. Farris Jr. is a member of The American Association for Justice. The Association is a national organization composed of The Top 100 Trial Lawyers from each state. Membership is obtained through special invitation and is extended only to those attorneys who exemplify superior qualifications of leadership, reputation, influence, stature, and profile as civil plaintiff or criminal defense trial lawyers.

Leon A. Lucas

Attorney Leon A. Lucas has spent his entire legal career - more than 30 years - helping residents of Eastern North Carolina in divorce and other personal injury claims and estate planning.

Clark Jones

G. Clark Jones, CEO of Ley Law, has built a distinguished career in Criminal Defense and Family Law across Eastern North Carolina, known for his dedication to clients and his commitment to achieving justice. Graduating Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science in Family Community Services from East Carolina University in December 2016, Clark pursued his Juris Doctor degree at J. Reuben Clark Law School, Brigham Young University, completing it in December 2019. Since being admitted to the North Carolina Bar in August 2020, Clark has amassed a series of notable achievements and recognitions. In 2024, he was honored as an Elite Lawyer in Family Law by Elite Lawyers of America and named a Top 40 under 40 in Criminal Defense by the National Trial Lawyers in 2023. He also earned the Motor Vehicle Top 25 designation from National Trial Lawyers and received the Clients’ Choice Award by Avvo in 2023. His commitment to professional excellence includes extensive training, demonstrated through his certifications in Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving Enforcement and DWI Detection by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, and his membership with the National College of DUI Defense. Starting his legal journey in 2014, Clark’s approach emphasizes empathy and transparency. His focus is on understanding each client's unique story and advocating for them with integrity and dedication. As a seasoned radio show host on Ley Law Radio (La Invasora 104.7), Clark reaches a broad audience, sharing insights on family and criminal law topics relevant to the community he serves. Outside the office, Clark cherishes family moments, from sports games to family reunions, and indulges his passions for cars, history, and audiobooks, often listening on the go. Driven by a commitment to learning, Clark continuously seeks ways to expand his knowledge and refine his legal practice to better serve his clients.

Corey is a dedicated trial attorney serving clients in the areas of criminal defense, personal injury, and wrongful death. His pragmatic, results-driven approach to law uniquely equips him to fight for the "little guy" against both government prosecution and big insurance. Corey is a graduate of both East Carolina University and Campbell Law School. A native of rural Roper, North Carolina, with a population of about five hundred people, Corey's inspiration to become an attorney began on his family's small farm and was fueled by his humble beginnings. Ever since he can remember, Corey has dreamt of returning home to Eastern North Carolina to serve those who need it most. Corey has formerly represented the injured and wronged at Ricci Law Firm in Greenville North Carolina, and has prosecuted a wide variety of criminal cases in Beaufort, Martin, Hyde, Tyrell, Washington, and Pitt counties. Both Corey's prior experience in the field of injury law and his time as a prosecutor have prepared him to win in the courtroom for the clients of Ley Law. In Eastern North Carolina, Corey is known as an intelligent, courteous, competitive, and dedicated trial lawyer who will do whatever it takes both inside and outside the courtroom to secure justice and the best results possible. Corey truly loves his community and the people that he serves. A die-hard ECU Pirates fan, Corey spends his free time coaching high school mock trial, cheering on the ECU Pirates, playing golf, hunting and being outdoors, reading and writing poetry, talking trial strategy, and spending time with his wife and their German Shepherd, "Cash". Corey is an active member of Greenville Masonic AF/AM Lodge #284, a member of Ironwood Golf and Country Club, The North Carolina Advocates for Justice (NCAJ), Pitt County Bar Association, and a frequent contributor and speaker at Campbell Law School.

William Lewis King

William Lewis King manages a general practice including Personal Injury, Automobile Accidents, Criminal Defense, Traffic Matters, and Simple Wills. He was licensed by the North Carolina State Bar in 1985 and is a graduate of Campbell University School of Law (1985) and Duke University (1976).