About Lenard
Lenard Myers has built a steady presence in Virginia's legal community. He is admitted to practice in Virginia and before the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit. Colleagues describe him as methodical. He favors careful preparation and clear writing.
Myers's career has included active participation in state and national bar organizations. He holds current membership in the Virginia State Bar and the American Bar Association. He also served as president of the South Hampton Roads Bar Association from 2015 to 2016, a role that placed him at the center of local professional programming and member services.
Those who worked with him during his term as president note an emphasis on practical programs for practitioners and increased engagement across the region. Myers moved meetings and panels toward topics that practicing lawyers could use in day-to-day work. The emphasis was on useful content rather than ceremony.
Admission to the Fourth Circuit is a marker of appellate capability. Myers’s practice reflects that access. He handles filings, briefs and oral argument preparation for matters that reach the federal appellate level. He combines that appellate work with cases and matters filed in Virginia trial courts. He prefers clear record-building at the trial stage so appellate options remain open if needed.
Myers is also active in broader legal networks. His ongoing membership in the American Bar Association keeps him connected to national conversations about practice rules and procedure. The Virginia State Bar membership keeps him involved in the state regulatory and professional environment. That combination of memberships gives him footing in both local and national practice issues.
Peers say his approach is deliberate and professional. He emphasizes the mechanics of persuasive writing and the logistics of courtroom procedure. He is not a courtroom showman. He prepares for every appearance and every brief as if the next step in a case is inevitable.
He maintains an office in the Hampton Roads area and continues to appear in Virginia courts and before the Fourth Circuit. His current practice focuses on matters in those forums.
