Joey Low

Joseph H. Low IV is a highly accomplished trial lawyer known for his relentless courtroom presence, strategic brilliance, and mastery of persuasive storytelling. A former U.S. Marine, he approaches every case with discipline, preparation, and an unwavering commitment to victory. His work spans hundreds of civil and criminal jury trials resulting in hundreds of millions of dollars in verdicts and settlements.

Mr. Low is widely regarded for his unique ability to uncover the emotional truth at the heart of a case. He spends extensive time with clients and their families to develop compelling narratives that resonate deeply with jurors. His approach emphasizes character development, story structure, and the psychology of decision-making, setting him apart as one of the most effective trial lawyers in the country.

Early in his career, Joseph Low achieved a landmark victory before the United States Supreme Court in U.S. v. Gonzalez-Lopez (2006), securing the constitutional right to counsel of one’s choosing. He has also played a pivotal role in shaping Nevada’s medical marijuana laws and has argued before the Nevada Supreme Court and Senate Judiciary Committee.

Mr. Low is nationally known for defending America’s military heroes and is credited as the first attorney to successfully introduce PTSD and TBI as defenses in military capital murder cases. He is undefeated in military court and has secured historic acquittals in internationally recognized trials. In addition to his trial work, he is a senior educator at the Gerry Spence Method Trial Lawyers College, where he develops curriculum and mentors elite trial lawyers nationwide.