Attorney Lowe was born in the impoverished Chicago suburb of Harvey, Illinois, and is no stranger to the law. Although he managed to earn his Doctor of Jurisprudence from South Texas College of Law in Houston, Texas, his journey was not that of the typical lawyer.
As a child, Attorney Lowe found himself in poverty, surrounded by drug dealing and gang violence. Unfortunately, he was once a product of his environment and found himself in trouble with the law on multiple occasions. Attorney Lowe realized the importance of his future or lack thereof and made the choice to change.
He now fights on behalf of those from environments similar to the one he was raised in and those who find themselves in front of a judge, jury, and/or prosecutor, seeking another chance or simply to be understood and given a fair opportunity.
As a law student at South Texas College of Law Houston, Attorney Lowe excelled, graduating in the top one-third of his class. He received numerous awards and honors, including the Top 10 Advocate Award for his efforts in Mock Trial Litigation, the Lyndon B. Johnson Civil Rights Award, the John F. Ensle Award in Evidence, the CALI Award of Excellence in Evidence, and the Vinson & Elkins Public Interest Award. He also made the Dean’s List for the majority of his enrollment, was inducted into the Phi Delta Phi International Legal Honor’s Fraternity, and served as a member of the South Texas Mock Trial Program, consistently ranked among the best in the nation.
Attorney Lowe prides himself on being an advocate for the people and has made a pledge to never become a prosecutor. He believes that being a great criminal defense lawyer who truly cares starts in the heart, and he could never send people to prison for a living.
Attorney Lowe knows firsthand the feeling of being under the scrutiny of prosecutors. That is why Lowe Law, PLLC is a firm like no other in Houston, dedicated to its motto: “Changing the World, One Client at a Time.” He believes that a person who is given and takes advantage of a second chance can leave a far greater impact on society than before.
