About Jonathan Neal
Jonathan Neal Robbins is a prominent member of Neal Robbins PLLC, a law firm located at 206 S. Fayetteville St. in Asheboro, North Carolina. Since 2007, he has been practicing law in North Carolina, bringing extensive knowledge and experience to his clients. The firm specializes in various legal areas, including business law, personal injury, environmental law, and natural resources law—demonstrating a commitment to addressing diverse legal needs.
Robbins earned both his Juris Doctor and Master of Business Administration degrees from Wake Forest University in 2007. Prior to that, he graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from North Carolina State University in 2001. His academic background provides him with a unique perspective on legal matters, particularly those involving technical issues in environmental regulations and corporate governance. While studying at Wake Forest, he worked by clerking for the North Carolina Court of Appeals, which developed his legal research and writing skills. His practice encompasses many legal areas, including business law and personal injury, as well as environmental and natural resources law.
Robbins has represented clients at various stages of litigation—from initial consultations to appeals—demonstrating his versatility and dedication to achieving favorable outcomes. His experience includes handling complex cases that involve intricate environmental regulations and business disputes, making him a well-rounded attorney in both corporate and environmental matters. Before founding Neal Robbins PLLC, Robbins worked as an associate attorney at a law firm in Greensboro, North Carolina. In this role, he focused on corporate law and environmental compliance, which provided him with a solid foundation in corporate governance and environmental law. This experience has been instrumental in shaping his current practice.
This lets the attorney effectively advise clients on compliance issues and business strategies. Robbins is an active member of the North Carolina State Bar and has received recognition for his contributions to the legal community. His commitment to public service is evident through his involvement in pro bono work, where he offers legal services to underserved communities in the Asheboro area. Furthermore, he serves on the board of a local environmental nonprofit organization, reflecting his dedication to both justice and environmental stewardship. Residing in Asheboro with his family, Robbins enjoys outdoor activities such as hiking and fishing—interests that align closely with his professional focus on environmental law.
