Robinson as Co-Chair at NCAJ Convention 2026 – Criminal Masters in Advocacy
July 2, 2026 – Published by Robinson Law Firm
This past month, criminal attorney Les Robinson co-chaired the Criminal Masters in Advocacy Continuing Legal Education seminar for the North Carolina Advocates for Justice Summer Convention 2026. Trial lawyers from all over the state attended to learn practical and valuable tools to enhance their trial skills in both district and superior court. Specifically, Les taught his innovative CORE 4 DWI defense as well as practical skills and innovative pre-trial motions practice for a winning trial strategy.
The NCAJ administers numerous continuing learning education seminars (CLEs) and meetings each year, many of which Robinson has both attended and taught. With a sincere passion for learning and teaching, Les has given presentations at CLE events for 30 years, sharing his knowledge and winning trial strategies with others. “It is an honor to co-chair and speak at the NCAJ Convention 2026,” said Robinson. “The legal system is constantly evolving, and it is critical to develop and apply innovative strategies and practices in the defense of those charged with crimes. The Criminal Masters in Advocacy program highlights new and improved ways for attorneys to advocate for their clients, improve their defense practice, and utilize innovative strategies.”
Attorney Les Robinson established The Robinson Law Firm in 1999 and has been practicing since 1986. Since that time, he has tried more than 3,500 bench and jury trials throughout eastern North Carolina and has successfully argued numerous criminal cases before the appellate courts of North Carolina, several which included issues of first impression. The firm handles cases related to criminal defense, drug crimes, DWI, and firearm law. With 40 years of experience, the team is dedicated to providing the best possible service to each client.
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