Virginia Lawyers Weekly Names Gentry Locke Partner Matthew W. Broughton a 2024 Go To Lawyer for Negligence Law (Complex Personal Injury Law)
Roanoke, Va. (November 6, 2024) – The Virginia law firm Gentry Locke is pleased to announce that Matt Broughton has been named by Virginia Lawyers Weekly a 2024 Go To Lawyer for Negligence Law (Virginia Personal Injury Law).
Now in its 5th year, the Virginia Lawyers Weekly Go To Lawyers program recognizes top lawyers in a particular field of law. Nominees were selected using six criteria, including those who experience a record of success, a lawyer to whom other lawyers make referrals and someone who can think creatively, among other characteristics.
“Matt has over 39 years of experience and has been a driving force in shaping our Plaintiff group into one of the finest in the Commonwealth. His dedication to justice and unwavering commitment to his clients are reflected in his remarkable achievements.” said Gentry Locke Managing Partner Brett Marston.
Matt Broughton is a licensed tractor-trailer driver, holding a commercial driver’s license (CDL) class A and is an airline transport rated pilot. During his decades of experience, he has tried hundreds of complex cases in the areas of personal injury, trucking accidents, business disputes, worker’s compensation, and aviation law. Many of those cases involve millions of dollars.
Matt leads Gentry Locke’s Plaintiff/Personal Injury practice group and serves on Gentry Locke’s Executive Board.
About Gentry Locke
With over 80 lawyers practicing across a range of disciplines, Gentry Locke brings uncommon thinking and deep experience to the legal and business challenges of companies, institutions, organizations, and individuals — a commitment the firm has met since 1923. Operating from offices in Roanoke, Lynchburg, Richmond, and Norfolk, Gentry Locke serves clients in Virginia and across the United States. Meet the firm’s dynamic attorneys and learn more about its fierce drive to achieve success for its clients by exploring our website.
