John William Howe

Weyman Rooks

Criminal defense lawyer | Apr 11

Relationship: Fellow lawyer in community

"I endorse this lawyer. I have known John Howe for over 20 years and know that he is very conscientious and hard working and cares about his clients and works diligently to obtain the best possible results for them. He has probably tried more criminal jury trials than any other defense attorney in the west Georgia area. I highly recommend John in the areas of criminal defense, traffic related cases, and personal injury and car wreck cases. It would be a good decision to hire John in any such cases based on his ability and experience. Weyman E. Rooks, III."

Dane Garland

Unknown lawyer | Sep 26

Relationship: Fellow lawyer in community

"I fully recommend Mr. Howe, he is a well respected and extremely adept attorney who consistently gets the best possible results for his clients. I wouldn't hesitate to hire Mr. Howe to represent someone in my family."

Harry Daniels

Criminal defense lawyer | Feb 14

Relationship: Co-worker

"John is an excellent attorney. His creativity in the court is absolute amazing. He has the skills and knowledge that clients should look for in a lawyer, I endorse him!"

Jason Swindle

Criminal defense lawyer | Feb 01

Relationship: Friend

"I fully endorse John Howe. He is an excellent criminal defense attorney and a good friend. He gets his skills honestly. His family has deep roots in the local legal community. John also has the respect of our local judges and his peers. This respect only furthers his effectiveness in representing clients. I would strongly recommend anyone in need of legal services to contact John Howe. You will be glad that you did."

Clarence Taylor

Criminal defense lawyer | Jan 20

Relationship: Fellow lawyer in community

"I have had the pleasure of knowing of John's work professionally and endorse him for his skill, experience and advocacy. John provides compassion in his representation and will strongly defend and advocate for his client. John has the ability to discern the real issues in a case, while remaining a gentleman both in the courtroom and in front of a jury."