Hon. Louis B. Meyer

Louis B. Meyer was born in Marion, North Carolina, and spent his youth in Enfield. He earned his undergraduate degree from Wake Forest College and his law degree from Wake Forest School of Law in 1960. Meyer served as an officer in the U.S. Army's Chemical Corps and later clerked for Justice R. Hunt Parker. He practiced law in Wilson, North Carolina, and served as City Attorney. Governor Jim Hunt appointed him to the North Carolina Supreme Court in 1981, where he served until 1994. He was then appointed a Special Superior Court Judge until his retirement in 1999.

Judge Louis Meyer is a lifelong resident of North Carolina. He attended Wake Forest University for both his undergraduate and law degrees. He was admitted to practice law in North Carolina in 1983 and worked as a lawyer in Wake County for 27 years before becoming a judge in 2012. He served as a certified mediator and was involved in various community projects.

Experience:
- Officer, U.S. Army Chemical Corps; - Clerk for Justice R. Hunt Parker; - Private Practice in Wilson, NC; - City Attorney of Wilson, NC; - Associate Justice, North Carolina Supreme Court; - Special Superior Court Judge

- Private Practice, Poyner Spruill; - Certified Mediator; - Wake County District Court Judge

Education:
- Undergraduate degree, Wake Forest College; - Law degree, Wake Forest School of Law

- Undergraduate and Law degrees, Wake Forest University

Professional Affiliations:
- Past President, Wake County Bar Association; - Past President, Tenth Judicial District Bar