Cameron Frick

In 2003 Cameron was admitted to the North Carolina State Bar.  Since that time, Cameron has litigated criminal and civil cases all over North Carolina in state and federal courts.

Cameron began his legal career as an Assistant District Attorney in Durham, the 14th Judicial District (2003-2005) where he tried hundreds of bench trials and dozens of jury trials in a wide variety of matters including DWI appeals, vehicular homicides, armed robberies, and kidnappings.  Cameron left the DA’s office for private practice and over the next 15 years was practicing personal injury and criminal defense.  During that time Cameron tried numerous civil and criminal jury trials across North Carolina. Cameron is licensed to practice in North Carolina State Courts and in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina.  In 2019 Cameron served as Vice President of the 12th District Judicial Bar (Harnett/Lee), and in 2020 Cameron continued to serve as President for the 12th District Judicial Bar.

Born and raised in Chapel Hill, North Carolina Cameron went on to attend Vanderbilt University where he graduated with Honors in Psychology following his completion of a two-year Honors Program (Honors Thesis: Positional Acuity for Localizing Symmetry).  He then went on to attend and graduate law school from the Dedman School of Law at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas before moving back to North Carolina,

While not practicing law, Cameron enjoys spending time with his two teenage sons, spending time at the coast, reading, playing golf, and walking his dog on the Greenway

Bar Admissions

• North Carolina

Education

• J.D. - SMU Dedman School of Law

• B.S., B.A. - Vanderbilt University