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COVINGTON LAW · RALEIGH OFFICE
From our New Bern Avenue office, we help Raleigh clients with injuries, criminal charges, traffic citations, business contracts, and entertainment agreements.
Downtown Raleigh from Dorothea Dix, 2013. Photo by Atlpedia, CC BY-SA 3.0.
LOCAL PRESENCE
918 New Bern Ave, Raleigh, NC 27601
Phone
Hours
Office hours: Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.
Directions
Call to confirm your appointment. If you’re traveling on New Bern Avenue, check the City of Raleigh’s construction updates.
Our Practice
We help people hurt in car crashes and other accidents pursue compensation for their injuries.
We help Raleigh businesses form, bring on partners, and negotiate contracts.
We help artists and creative businesses review and negotiate performance, recording, management, and licensing agreements.
We help protect brand names, logos, and creative work through trademark and copyright.
Andrew Covington founded Covington Law after graduating from Elon University School of Law. A former recording artist, he brings firsthand industry experience to his work with artists and creative businesses.
Wake County courts
Both buildings are in downtown Raleigh. Check the street address and courtroom on your notice. If you’re unsure where to go, call the Clerk of Superior Court at (919) 792-4000.
01 / FAYETTEVILLE STREET
316 Fayetteville St. Mall, Raleigh, NC 27601
The court’s location guide directs civil matters other than marriages to this building.
02 / SALISBURY STREET
300 S. Salisbury St, Raleigh, NC 27601
The court’s location guide directs criminal matters and marriages to the Justice Center.
Local help
Police Records Division: (919) 996-3325.
Room 125, Wake County Courthouse.
Mediation for residential rental disputes.
Recorded Wake County land documents.
Civil legal aid intake: 1-866-219-5262.
FAQs
Check your notice for the building first, then use the City of Raleigh’s downtown parking map to compare nearby decks and on-street parking. The official court building pages also list accessibility details.
The Wake County Legal Support Center is in Room 125 at the Wake County Courthouse on Fayetteville Street. It offers forms and general information about court procedures for people representing themselves.
Use the North Carolina Judicial Branch’s Wake County page to open the court date search. If the date or courtroom is unclear, check your notice and contact the Clerk of Superior Court at (919) 792-4000. For a criminal matter, keep the case number, listed charge, and next court date handy when you call us.
If you have them, gather the date and location, the crash report number, photos, and the names of the agencies or insurers involved. If an agency other than Raleigh Police responded, note its name with the report number. You can still call if you’re waiting for a report or other documents.
Have the citation available when you call. Tell us the county and date printed on it, the listed violation, and whether you hold a commercial driver’s license or drive for work.
Yes. North Carolina law generally sets a three-year limitations period for many personal injury claims. The type of claim and other facts can change the deadline or when it starts to run. Ask an attorney to review the dates that apply to your situation.
Call (919) 283-2834 or use the consultation form. Tell the intake team what kind of matter you have and whether you have a deadline. Ask about appointment options and any consultation fee for your matter.
From our Raleigh office, Covington Law also serves clients in nearby communities including Cary, Apex, Wake Forest, and Durham.
Tell us what kind of legal help you need and whether there’s a court date or other deadline. Use our consultation form or call the Raleigh office.
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