Mr. Marks earned his undergraduate degree from the College of William & Mary in 1981, and his Juris
Doctorate from the Marshall-Wythe School of Law of the College of William & Mary in 1985. Mr. Marks
joined the Firm of Marks & Harrison (formerly Marks, Stokes, & Harrison) in 1985. Specializing in
worker's compensation, personal injury, and Social Security Disability claims, Mr. Marks opened his
own firm in 1994.
Mr. Marks has continued to limit his practice to representing individuals in automobile accidents
and on-the-job accidents, as well as assisting individuals pursuing disability benefits before the Social
Security Administration.
College: The College of William & Mary, 1981
Law School: Marshall-Wythe School of Law at the College of William & Mary, 1985
Admitted: Virginia State Bar 1986
Memberships
Awards & Recognitions
About: Mr. Marks is active in the community, serving on the United Way of Hopewell/Prince George Board of Directors (formerly President and Chairman) and former President and Board Member of the Hopewell Humane Society.
Mr. Marks has coached athletic teams in numerous sports (basketball, baseball, soccer, volleyball, and football). Mr. Marks has also sponsored a basketball league in Hopewell for 10-13 years old boys, while also coaching in the league for many years. He presently serves as the Head Boys' Varsity Volleyball Coach at Prince George High School. In 2016-2017, he was named Conference Coach of the Year.
Marks & Associates, P.C.
B. Mayes Marks Jr.
Marks & Associates, P.C.has been recognized as one of the top Law Firms, as reflected in the US News & World Report.
Recognized by
"The Best Lawyers in America,"
B. Mayes Marks Jr. has also been named one of the top attorneys in the Richmond area (Richmond Magazine).