About Hugh Campbell
Hugh B. Campbell III is an attorney based in Mount Airy, North Carolina, with a focus on personal injury, business law, and real estate law. He earned his Bachelor of Arts in English from Davidson College in 1989, a foundation that has enhanced his communication skills in legal contexts. Following this, he obtained his Juris Doctor from Wake Forest University School of Law in 1992. Since his admission to the North Carolina State Bar that same year, Campbell has dedicated himself to serving clients across Surry and Stokes counties, building a reputation for his understanding of the law and his commitment to client advocacy. In 2000, Campbell co-founded Gardner, Gardner, & Campbell, PLLC, where he served as a partner for twelve years.
This partnership allowed him to hone his skills in various legal areas, particularly in business contracts and real estate transactions. In 2012, he established Campbell Law Group, PLLC, where he continues to provide comprehensive legal services to the community. His practice covers many legal matters, from initial consultations to complex litigation, ensuring that clients receive the guidance they need at every stage of their legal issues. Beyond his legal practice, Campbell has been actively involved in local civic and religious activities, reflecting his commitment to community service. He has served as the attorney for five area Boards of Education, providing legal counsel on educational matters and policies. Additionally, he has held the position of president of the 17B District Bar Association, which represents Surry and Stokes counties.
His leadership in this role shows his dedication to the legal profession and the advancement of legal standards in his region. Campbell's community engagement extends further. He is a member of the Millennium Charter Academy Board of Directors, contributing to the governance of educational initiatives in the area. As a Paul Harris Fellow in the Rotary Club, he has demonstrated his commitment to service and community improvement. Moreover, he has coached Little League girls' softball, fostering teamwork and sportsmanship among young athletes. His volunteer work with Habitat for Humanity showcases his commitment to helping those in need, while his active membership at Central United Methodist Church in Mount Airy reflects his dedication to his faith and community.
Currently residing in Mount Airy with his wife, Susan Curtis Campbell, Hugh B — Campbell III remains a prominent figure in both the legal and local communities. His experience and deep commitment to his clients and neighbors are evident in his ongoing involvement as Treasurer of the 17B District Bar Association, a role he has held since at least 2025. Campbell’s multifaceted contributions to both the legal field and the community highlight his dedication to enhancing the lives of those around him.
