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"Diligent and Direct Attorneys: Cory and Kyle are incredible litigators who guide their clients through the legal system with compassion and determination."

- Kayla

Timberly Williams

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OUR PRACTICE AREAS

Our business law attorneys are experienced in handling all types of business litigation, ranging from local contract disputes to complex shareholder disputes before the North Carolina Business Court.

Name: Reiss & Nutt, PLLC
Address: 1221 Floral Parkway, Wilmington, NC, 28403, US
Telephone: (910) 420-4674

Business Litigation

If a hospital, doctor, or nursing home did not meet the standard of care when treating you or a loved one, causing serious injury or death, trust our attorneys to seek accountability.

Medical Malpractice & Nursing Home Negligence

Lawyers handling construction defect cases must be ready and able to tackle complicated and technical litigation, usually involving numerous parties. Our attorneys have you covered.

Construction Defects

Reiss & Nutt handles divorce, child custody, and other family law matters with compassion and clarity.

Divorce & Family Law

If you have suffered serious personal injury or a loved one has died due to someone else's negligence, rely on the injury attorneys at Reiss & Nutt to champion your cause.

Personal Injury, Workers' Compensation & Wrongful Death

When a real estate deal sours, a neighbor challenges your easement rights, or you've been accused of a property transgression, let us do the dirty work. Reiss & Nutt's attorneys routinely handle real estate litigation.

Real Estate Disputes

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We analyze your position and prepare you to launch or

defend a claim.

OUR ADDRESS

Reiss & Nutt, PLLC

105 Grace Street, Ste 101

Wilmington, NC 28401

T: (910) 420-4674

F: (910) 420-4637

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