About Me
An accomplished lawyer with experience as both an elected county attorney and the principal of a private practice, William Grover Arnett‘s legal career includes such notable achievements as successfully arguing in front of the nation’s highest legal bodies. After his landslide victory in Kentucky’s Magoffin County Attorney election, Grover Arnett endeavored to stop the import of thousands of tons of garbage to a deposit near the county’s source of drinking water.
Following several years of hard work, William Grover Arnett successfully argued the case before the United States Supreme Court. Mr. Arnett won a number of additional victories over his career as County Attorney, including a 95 percent success rate for DUI convictions. At the same time he served Magoffin County, Grover Arnett managed his private practice as an attorney focusing on social security disability, workers’ compensation, and wrongful death lawsuits.
He started out in a small law office, but the quality of his legal services helped expand the business to its current size, occupying three buildings and many thousands of square feet.
Beyond his professional work in the legal field, Grover Arnett aids his community through his contributions to Kentucky’s higher education system. He created the William O. and Easter Arnett Endowed Scholarship Fund at the Big Sandy Community and Technical College in Prestonsburg, Kentucky. The scholarship included a $10,000 endowment for students who show academic potential and demonstrate financial need.
In conjunction with his contributions to Kentucky schools, William Grover Arnett serves the College of the Ozarks in Point Lookout, Missouri, as a member of the Board of Trustees, and he participates in his professional community as a sitting board member for the Kentucky Workers’ Association.
Following several years of hard work, William Grover Arnett successfully argued the case before the United States Supreme Court. Mr. Arnett won a number of additional victories over his career as County Attorney, including a 95 percent success rate for DUI convictions. At the same time he served Magoffin County, Grover Arnett managed his private practice as an attorney focusing on social security disability, workers’ compensation, and wrongful death lawsuits.
He started out in a small law office, but the quality of his legal services helped expand the business to its current size, occupying three buildings and many thousands of square feet.
Beyond his professional work in the legal field, Grover Arnett aids his community through his contributions to Kentucky’s higher education system. He created the William O. and Easter Arnett Endowed Scholarship Fund at the Big Sandy Community and Technical College in Prestonsburg, Kentucky. The scholarship included a $10,000 endowment for students who show academic potential and demonstrate financial need.
In conjunction with his contributions to Kentucky schools, William Grover Arnett serves the College of the Ozarks in Point Lookout, Missouri, as a member of the Board of Trustees, and he participates in his professional community as a sitting board member for the Kentucky Workers’ Association.
