About Bruce
Bruce Mason practices personal injury law at Mason, Mason, & Smith, located in Wilmington, North Carolina. He joined the North Carolina State Bar in 1990, starting a distinguished legal career. The firm, established to handle a variety of cases, focuses on personal injury claims, criminal defense, and domestic violence matters throughout New Hanover County. Bruce's expertise spans multiple areas of law — This lets the attorney effectively serve clients. He earned his Juris Doctor (J.D.) from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1989, following a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Business & Finance from West Virginia University in 1986. This solid educational foundation gave him the skills necessary to navigate complex legal issues.
Since becoming a partner at his firm in 1990, Bruce has built a strong reputation in both personal injury and criminal law. His practice primarily centers on personal injury cases, where he advocates for clients who have suffered harm due to negligence or wrongful acts. In addition to his personal injury work, Bruce defends clients in various criminal matters, including DUI and DWI cases as well as white-collar crimes. His cases typically progress through a structured process, starting with initial consultations and moving through pre-trial motions, negotiations, and, when necessary, trial. This systematic approach ensures that his clients receive comprehensive legal representation at every stage of their cases. Before establishing his current practice, Bruce served as a partner in another law firm beginning in 1993, which enriched his experience and developed his legal acumen.
Bruce is recognized as a Board-Certified Specialist in State Criminal Law and holds certification in Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving Enforcement (ARIDE). His qualifications enhance his ability to handle complex criminal cases effectively. He is an active member of several legal associations, including the North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers and the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. His appointment to the C.J.A — Panel for Federal Court further shows his commitment to providing quality legal representation. Additionally, his involvement in the New Hanover County Bar Association and the North Carolina State Bar Association highlights his dedication to the legal community. Outside of his legal practice, Bruce is known for his advocacy work and community involvement.
He frequently participates in local events aimed at educating the public about their legal rights, reflecting his belief in the importance of giving back. His dual focus on personal injury and criminal defense enables him to serve clients in Wilmington and the surrounding areas effectively. Through his work, Bruce Mason continues to make a significant impact on both his clients and the broader community.
