Trial lawyer Vince Sowerby is ready and able to advocate your cause
zealously.  We devote our efforts to meeting the goals set by our clients and
obtain compensation for victims of wrongful conduct.  We are committed to
achieving practical, cost-effective and affordable solutions.

Vince Sowerby is a trial lawyer with 23 years of experience right here in
Brunswick, Georgia.  He has tried many civil and criminal cases in both
federal and state courts.  He is ready to try your case before a judge or a
jury if your opponent will not agree to settle out of court.  Whether you are
in need of a divorce shark to resolve your familial difficulties, a probate
lawyer to tie up all those loose ends, an ambulance chaser to obtain
compensation for personal injury, a consumer lawyer to enforce the Fair
Debt Collection Practices Act, a criminal defense attorney to keep you out
of jail, or just someone to stand up and speak for you, to vindicate your
rights, and to be there when you need him without costing you and arm and
a leg, Vince Sowerby will speak the truth.

Yes, he swims with sharks.  
Vince Sowerby is a trial lawyer, representing the average citizen.  He does
not work for any insurance company
.

Personal Injury

Worker's Compensation

Domestic Relations
(divorce, custody, child support, modifications, paternity, legitimation,
adoptions)

Breach of Contract & commercial claims
including construction disputes

Insurance Claims

Consumer Law

Maritime Law

Intentional Torts

Criminal Defense
If you want to sue or have been sued, I handle all types of litigation.
Law Office of Vincent D. Sowerby, P.C.
On the corner of G and Newcastle Streets, downtown Brunswick, Georgia
Telephone: 912-280-0330    Fax: 912-280-0331
E-mail address:  vince@sowerbylaw.com
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Phone:
(912)280-0330
Fax:
(912) 280-0331
EMAIL
Vince@sowerbyaw.com

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"Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves, "
"I consider trial by jury as
the only anchor ever yet
imagined by man, by
which a government can
be held to the principles
of its constitution."
Thomas Jefferson.


"No man is above the law
and no man is below it:
nor do we ask any man's
permission when we ask
him to obey it."
Teddy Roosevelt.