Tom Morris

Tom Morris

Criminal (Litigation)

Statesville, North Carolina

Personal Introduction

Tom's legal journey began during his time at law school, where he demonstrated his legal acumen and advocacy skills by winning multiple national moot court tournaments. He not only honed his skills in defense but also worked closely with the United States Attorney's Office, gaining invaluable insights into federal criminal cases from both the prosecution and defense perspectives. Tom's educational journey led to his graduation from law school with honors, a testament to his dedication and passion for the law. With Tom Morris as your advocate, you can trust that he will vigorously fight for your rights and bring a depth of experience that few can match.

Practice Composition

Litigation

Education

Liberty University School of Law
Liberty University School of Law JD (2018)
Liberty University
Liberty University BS, Government (2015)

Practice Summary

Tom Morris built his firm on the conviction that all criminal cases are triable. Focusing exclusively on criminal defense, Tom frequently represents clients charged with all manner of crimes including: -Murder -Rape and Sexual Assault -Assaults -Juvenile Delinquency -Drug Cases -Kidnapping -Robbery/Burglary -DWI/DUI/OWI -Traffic matters

Response Time

1 day

Awards

Justia 10.0 Rating

Justia 10.0 Rating

National Trial Lawyers – Top 40 Under 40 Award

National Trial Lawyers – Top 40 Under 40 Award

Personal Interests & Charitable Work

Beyond his legal career, Tom is dedicated to his family. He's been married to Susie since 2011, and they share the joy of raising four children. When he's not in the courtroom, you can find him passionately cheering for his kids at soccer games or strumming his guitar. He's a homebrewing enthusiast, crafting his own beer creations for his home brewery Barrister’s BrewWorks, and a connoisseur of fine tequila and bourbon, often enjoyed with a good cigar.

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Client Reviews

4.79/5.0 Aggregate Score (24 reviews)

Bar Admissions

North Carolina