Appellate Practice Lawyers in West Virginia

Browse 49 appellate practice attorneys serving West Virginia. Read reviews, compare experience and contact a appellate practice lawyer who fits your case — for free.

Robert L. Massie Appellate Practice

Robert L. Massie

611 Third Avenue, P.O. Box 2185 - Huntington, WV 25722
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Robert L. Massie Appellate Practice

Robert L. Massie

One Bridge Place, 10 Hale Street, P.O. Box 3786 - Charleston, WV 25337
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W. T. Weber III Appellate Practice

W. T. Weber III

239 Main Avenue, P.O. Box 270 - Weston, WV 26452
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Kathy L. Snyder Appellate Practice

Kathy L. Snyder

150 Clay Street, Suite 500 - Granville, WV 26501
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John K. McHugh Appellate Practice

John K. McHugh

500 Lee Street East, Suite 800 - Charleston, WV 25301
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Maria Marino Potter Appellate Practice

Maria Marino Potter

300 Summers Street, Suite 800 - Charleston, WV 25301-3283
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Pamela L. Campbell Appellate Practice

Pamela L. Campbell

500 Lee Street East, Suite 800 - Charleston, WV 25301
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Pamela C. Deem Appellate Practice

Pamela C. Deem

500 Lee Street East, Suite 800 - Charleston, WV 25301
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Teresa K. Thompson Appellate Practice

Teresa K. Thompson

500 Lee Street East, Suite 800 - Charleston, WV 25301
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Frequently asked questions

How many appellate practice lawyers are in West Virginia?

There are currently 49 appellate practice lawyers listed in West Virginia on Find a Local Lawyer. You can compare their reviews, ratings and contact details above.

How do I choose the right appellate practice lawyer in West Virginia?

Compare each appellate practice attorney's client reviews, ratings and areas of focus, then reach out to a few to discuss your situation. Most offer a free initial consultation.

How much does a appellate practice lawyer cost in West Virginia?

Fees vary by case complexity and the attorney's experience. Many appellate practice lawyers in West Virginia offer free consultations and work on flat-fee or contingency arrangements — ask about fees when you first make contact.