
Welcome to the website for Vincent D. Sowerby, Attorney at law. The
Law Office of Vincent D. Sowerby, P.C. stands ready and able to advocate
your cause zealously. We devote our efforts to meeting the goals set by
our clients. We strive to obtain just and fair compensation for victims of
wrongful conduct. We are committed to achieving practical, cost-effective
and affordable solutions.
This site is not designed to give you any advice upon which you should
rely and has not been designed by any advertising, marketing or website
professionals. In other words, I wrote it all myself and it is rather
disconcerting to refer to myself in the third person. This site was opened
on July 24, 2007 and construction of it is an much an experiment as it is an
experience for an attorney to pretend to be a computer geek. The first
version was posted on August 17, 2007, and was slightly modified in
December 2007. In February and March of 2008, the site was expanded to
include the pages on substantive areas of law, plus some technical
changes which supposedly will bring it up in search engine results.
Yes, I swim with sharks.
Vince Sowerby is a trial lawyer, representing the average citizen. He does not work for any insurance company.
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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
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If you want to sue or have been sued, I handle all types of litigation.
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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
sabrina@sowerbylaw.com
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"Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves, "
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"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.