Battle, Winslow, Scott & Wiley is one of the oldest law firms in North Carolina. The original partnership was formed by Kemp D. Battle and Francis E. Winslow in 1911. Members of the firm have expertise and regularly practice in the areas of business and corporate law; taxation; estate planning and administration; health care; commercial and residential real estate; banking law; municipal and governmental law; construction law; insurance law; general litigation; insurance litigation, business litigation; employment law; domestic law; mediation and arbitration; and bankruptcy - with emphasis in creditor rights.

Battle, Winslow is committed to providing clients superior legal representation and counsel to minimize transactional risk and to resolve disputes. Firm members seek to assist our clients to accomplish their goals by advising them of the myriad of laws, regulations and potention problems through our extensive experience in representing clients for almost one hundred years

Members of the firm are committed to community involvement and public service, and they have served in various capacities with the North Carolina Bar Association and with other professional, civic, and charitable organizations.

The firm's office is located in Rocky Mount, North Carolina, about 45 miles east of Raleigh, NC and just off Interstate I-95.

History of BWSW

Original founders Kemp Battle and Frank E. Winslow opened the law firm of Battle & Winslow on October 1, 1911, and soon established the firm as one of the premier law firms in the state. As Rocky Mount grew, so did the firm - both in size and reputation. Kemp Battle & Francis Winslow were involved civic leaders while at the same time the firm represented local and regional clients in general business matters, taxation and litigation, a tradition the firm continues today.

Battle & Winslow has evolved into Battle, Winslow, Scotty & Wiley, PA and the firm continues to operate with the integrity and distinction created by its founders.  The firm has always stressed the importance of professional and civic involvement, and current members either have been or are members of various governmental and civic boards or organizations, such as the Nash County Planning Board and and the Nash-Rocky Mount School Board; North Carolina Bar Association, and the North Carolina Association of Defense Counsel.

Site last updated on August 31, 2005