About Stephen G.
Stephen G. Lowry built the foundations of his legal career in the classroom. He earned a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Maryland - Baltimore County in 1995. He went on to receive his J.D. from Lewis & Clark Law School in 1998. Those years shaped his approach to legal reasoning and the practical side of advocacy.
He is admitted to practice in Georgia and has spent his professional life working within that jurisdiction. After law school he entered practice and later joined Harris Lowry Manton LLP, where he has worked from the firm’s offices. His path is that of many courtroom and office attorneys: steady experience, growing responsibility, and a day-to-day engagement with the practical challenges clients bring.
Colleagues describe his work as methodical. He prepares cases and documents carefully and treats factual detail as central to an effective legal strategy. He has handled matters that require attention to procedure and evidence. He values clear communication with clients and with opposing counsel, and he sees litigation as a process that demands both patience and rigor.
Outside of case work, Lowry’s academic background continues to inform his practice. His training at Lewis & Clark emphasized practical skills as well as doctrinal study. The undergraduate studies at UMBC provided a broader liberal arts frame, useful when complex factual patterns require context beyond legal texts. He brings that dual perspective to routine tasks and to thornier, contested issues alike.
Today Lowry is an attorney at Harris Lowry Manton LLP, practicing in Georgia from the firm’s offices. He handles matters on behalf of clients that come to the firm and contributes to the collaborative work that defines the office. He currently practices at Harris Lowry Manton LLP, where his work centers on matters handled by the firm.
