About S. Howard Woodson
S. Howard Woodson III practices personal injury law in Virginia, where he has built a diverse legal career since his admission to the bar. He joined the Virginia State Bar in 1990 after earning his J.D. from George Mason University School of Law. His firm focuses on personal injury cases, but he also handles many other practice areas, including criminal law, DUI and DWI, family law, divorce, business law, civil rights, juvenile law, and white-collar crime. His educational background includes a B.A.
in Political Science from Morehouse College, obtained in 1970. This foundation in political science has informed his understanding of the legal field and the details of various cases. Over the years, he has developed a reputation for his comprehensive approach to legal issues, ensuring that clients receive thorough representation across multiple areas of law. Since becoming a principal in 2000, he has taken on significant responsibilities within his practice. His experience as a substitute judge in 2016 has given him unique insights into the judicial process, enhancing his ability to navigate cases effectively. He began his legal career as an associate in 1994, where he developed his skills and built a strong foundation in personal injury and criminal law.
Most of his cases involve personal injury claims, where he advocates for clients who have suffered harm due to the negligence of others. He also represents clients in criminal matters, including DUI and DWI cases, where he works to protect their rights. Family law is another critical area of his practice, where he assists clients with divorce proceedings and related issues. His practice extends beyond personal injury and criminal law, encompassing business law and civil rights. He has worked on cases that address significant issues affecting individuals and communities, showcasing his commitment to justice. His experience in juvenile law and white-collar crime further demonstrates his versatility as an attorney.
S. Howard Woodson III is licensed to practice law in Virginia, the District of Columbia, and the 4th Circuit. His experience and broad range of practice areas make him a well-rounded attorney capable of addressing various legal challenges. He continues to serve his clients with dedication and a understanding of the law, ensuring that they receive the best possible representation in their legal matters.
