William W. Little II is a Staunton attorney. He has operated his practice at the same location since 2008.

For Defense Base Act claims, Little helps foreign nationals who have been injured assisting our servicemen and women in our military actions. Working on a contingency basis — meaning he doesn't get paid unless you get paid — Little helps clients seek compensation for their physical and mental injuries. PTSD mental evaluations and interpreters are available. More information.

For criminal law, Little regularly handles misdemeanors such as traffic violations including DUIs. Little also handles all types of felonies including drug possession and distribution cases. Little has successfully defended against many high level felonies including malicious wounding and attempted murder. Little has tried thousands of cases, including several jury trials. Little has a proven record for winning jury trials. More information.

For family law, Little regularly handles divorces, child custody and visitation, child and spousal support as well as protective orders and other issues families regularly deal with. More information.

Little prides himself on being honest with his clients. He will not make promises just to get a client’s money. Anyone can receive a consultation with Little in which he will evaluate your situation and give a truthful assessment of the problems you face.

Little is a Staunton native who graduated from Robert E. Lee High School. He then went on to Radford University where he earned a degree in English. Following college, Little worked as a newspaper reporter for 3½ years at the Fincastle Herald in Botetourt, where he reported on many criminal cases. Going to court sparked Little’s interest in the law, and he enrolled in law school. Little graduated from the Appalachian School of Law in 2007 and passed the bar a few months later. Little worked as a public defender for 6 months before returning to Staunton and opening his solo practice in 2008.