Travis C. Sayre

Travis Sayre knows what it means to earn everything through discipline and effort. Raised in Wood County, West Virginia, he worked sanding and refinishing hardwood floors alongside his father, Bill Sayre, while putting himself through college and law school. That foundation shaped the lawyer he became — grounded, accountable, and deeply aware of what ordinary people are facing when life becomes uncertain. Today, those same values guide every client relationship and every case he takes on.

Since joining the West Virginia State Bar in 2011, Travis has handled matters ranging from misdemeanors to the
most serious felony charges, including violent crimes, drug trafficking, and homicide-level allegations. His record includes not-guilty verdicts, favorable resolutions, dismissals, and suppression of unlawfully obtained evidence. He prepares every case as though it will go to trial because preparation changes outcomes.

As an accredited attorney with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Travis represents veterans across the country in disability compensation claims and appeals. He understands that for many veterans, dealing with the VA can feel like fighting another battle — and approaches those cases with the same commitment he brings to the courtroom.

Travis stays active in respected legal organizations so clients benefit from modern, forward-thinking advocacy. Outside the law, Travis has practiced Judo since 2005 and holds a third-degree black belt. Years of martial arts training sharpened the same qualities that matter in high-stakes litigation.