Larry L Rowe

Trusted. Experienced. Dedicated.

"If I were a client looking for help after a car accident, I would expect competent legal assistance from an attorney who acts promptly, keeps me informed and leaves me with a sense that I am being treated fairly and honestly. That is what I try to do in every case, for every client."
— Larry L. Rowe

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Larry L. Rowe's honesty and hard work help you win your case.

As one of West Virginia's well-known lawyers, Larry L Rowe has a reputation for integrity and hard work. A top law school graduate with a prestigious federal judge clerkship and his own practice, Larry L Rowe is the right lawyer to have on your side.

With a genuine concern for every client, Larry's goal is to help you recover both physically and financially from all your injuries. With over three decades of experience, Larry has the experience to represent those injured in auto accidents caused by the negligence of other drivers.

Larry L. Rowe's honesty and hard work help you win your case.

As one of West Virginia's well-known lawyers, Larry L. Rowe has a reputation for integrity and hard work. A top law school graduate with a prestigious federal judge clerkship and his own practice, Larry L. Rowe has been named a Fellow of the West Virginia State Bar Foundation, 2020, for lifetime achievement in the legal profession.

With a genuine concern for every client, Larry's goal is to help you recover both physically and financially from all your injuries. With over four decades of experience, Larry has the experience to represent those injured in accidents caused by the negligence of others.
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Larry has also written a book titled Virginia Slavery and King Salt in Booker T. Washington's Boyhood Home, as well as the History of Old Malden. A second book about Washington is on the way in 2023.
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History of Old Malden

As told by Larry L. Rowe:
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Book cover reading “Virginia Slavery and Salt in Booker T. Washington’s Boyhood Home” by Larry Linwell Rowe