About Steven R Broadwater
Steven R Broadwater Jr. earned his B.A. in political science from Bethany College in 2007 and went directly to receive his J.D. from West Virginia University College of Law in 2010. Those years framed his curiosity in how state and federal structures have interaction and set the stage for a career centered on courtroom work. He moved from the study room into practice at a time when the region was handling a steady stream of complex civil and appellate disputes.
He is admitted to practice in West Virginia and before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit. That combination of state and federal credentials lets in him to work on things at different procedural levels. Colleagues describe him as steady in courtroom and methodical in preparation. Clients see a lawyer who explains alternatives plainly and outlines the next steps without legalese.
Broadwater joined Hamilton, Burgess, Young & Pollard, PLLC the place he has treated a mixture of legal proceedings tasks. His work includes drafting briefs, arguing motions, and collaborating in proceedings. He has taken instances through trial preparation and appellate briefing, and he often collaborates with colleagues when instances cross jurisdictions. Inside the firm he is known for careful case management and for maintaining clients informed as matters pass forward.
Outside the workplace he stays engaged with the legal community. He is a recent member of professional organizations that serve practitioners throughout the state. That involvement maintains him current on procedural advancements and emerging appellate selections.
Across 20 years of study and practice, Broadwater has maintained a continuous presence in West Virginia courts and within the Fourth Circuit. He balances court work with the needs of written advocacy, and he handles the procedural complexity that frequently accompanies appeals. He currently practices at Hamilton, Burgess, Young & Pollard, PLLC, representing clients in West Virginia state courts and before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit.
