General practice attorney, Civil law attorney, Personal injury attorney in Creedmoor, NC
The Allison Office is a general law practice at 2586 W. Lyon Station Rd in Creedmoor, positioned within easy reach of Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Chapel Hill, Henderson and Oxford. Consultations are free, and the office line is (919) 575-9500. The practice areas are traffic law, personal injury, non-profit and church law, wills and powers of attorney, medical malpractice, uncontested divorces, name changes, and business law and contracts, alongside other general matters. Two of those are unusually deep: Attorney Allison has more than 20 years in non-profit and church law and came to private practice after years as in-house counsel to a non-profit corporation, and the traffic work is framed around the practical cost of a ticket in North Carolina — the insurance consequences as much as the fine. The client testimonials on the firm’s own site track those areas closely: personal injury, medical malpractice, traffic matters, wills drafted at short notice, and a church that uses the office for all its legal needs. The recurring theme in them is responsiveness and personal attention rather than volume. Office hours are Monday to Friday, 9am–5pm. Mail goes to P.O. Box 1083, Creedmoor, NC 27522; the fax is (919) 575-9555.
Attorney Roderick G. Allison founded The Allison Office in Creedmoor, North Carolina in 2003. He had been admitted to the N.C. State Bar in 1998 after finishing law school at UNC–Chapel Hill, and spent the years before founding the firm as in-house counsel to a non-profit corporation — which is why non-profit and church law has remained one of the practice’s deepest specialties rather than a sideline. He grew up in Kannapolis and was class valedictorian at North Carolina Central University in 1995, and he has stayed close to both education and his home state since: he serves on NCCU’s Board of Trustees, has chaired the N.C. Bar Association’s High School Law Career Conference, sits on its Lawyers in the Schools and Civic Education committees, advises the mock trial team at Granville Central High School and mentors students heading into the profession. His awards include the NCBA Law-Related Education Sweet 16 Award and the Historically Black Colleges & Universities Living Legends Award. The firm’s motto — “providing legal services with excellence and integrity” — is on every page of its site, and it has served clients across North Carolina in personal injury, traffic, medical malpractice and non-profit law for over two decades. Allison also has a second career that the N.C. Bar Association formally recognised in 2013: he is a nationally touring clean comedian, motivational speaker and trumpeter who performs for churches, colleges and corporations.





