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Army Vets and Attorneys Serve Cherokee County

Mickey excelled throughout basic training, Airborne school and ranger school at Fort Benning, GA. He was assigned to the 75th Ranger Regiment, where he participated in more than 100 combat missions, including the initial invasion of Iraq and rescue of POW Jessica Lynch.

“The ranger regiment taught me an incredible number of lessons about compassion, patience and how to finish a fight when the stakes are high,” Mickey said. “My days in combat have also forced me to deal with a number of injuries and chronic pain, some of the same struggles our clients endure after serious accidents. Understanding their challenges keeps me motivated to help them get their lives back to as normal as possible.”

The Capovilla & Williams Promise

Robert Capovilla and Mickey Williams understand that Cherokee County families have many choices when it comes to hiring a law firm, and believe it’s their experience, training and dedication that separates them from other choices.

“When you hire the attorneys at our firm, you get years of trial experience, an unwavering dedication to achieving exceptional results and the opportunity to work with members of our great Cherokee County community,” said Robert. “That’s a powerful combination of advantages for the local community, and advantages we look forward to fostering for many years to come.”

PHOTO BY J. KING IMAGES

From left, Robert Capovilla, Lidia Capovilla, Colby Williams, Mickey Williams, and their three boys.