W. Fred Hornsby - Biloxi, MS
Attorney at Hornsby Watts, PLLC
Civil Litigation (general) Lawyers in Biloxi, MS
1025 Howard Avenue Biloxi, MS 39530
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Biloxi Civil Litigation (general) Lawyer
Updated: 04/23/2026
Areas of Practice
- Civil Litigation (general)
- Estate Probate
- Wills and Estates
- Municipal Law
- Family Law
- Contract Law
- Zoning Law
- Arbitration
- Gaming Law
- Corporate Litigation
- Insurance
Attorney Information
Overview
Dub is an officer in the Mississippi National Guard as a Judge Advocate. Dub focuses his practice on the areas of criminal law (DUIs, wrongfully accused assaults, etc.) and municipal law as the primary City Attorney for the city of D'Iberville, Mississippi.
W. F. Hornsby, III, born, Baton Rouge, Louisiana in 1977; admitted to Mississippi Bar in 2002, U. S. District Court Northern and Southern Districts of Mississippi, U.S. Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit; admitted to Texas Bar in 2005; admitted to Alabama Bar in 2008. Education: Mississippi State University (Bachelor of Political Science, 1999), University of Mississippi (J. D. 2002), Vice-President Law School Student Body (2001-2002).
Member: Mississippi Bar, Texas Bar, Jackson County Bar, Harrison County Bar, Mississippi Prosecutor Association.
Areas of Practice: Civil Litigation (general), Estate Probate, Wills and Estates, Municipal Law, Family Law, Contract Law, Zoning Law, Arbitration, Gaming Law, Corporate Litigation, Insurance.
Education
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Legal Education
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University of Mississippi School of Law,
Mississippi, May, 2002
J.D.
Honors: Vice-President Law School Student Body (2001-2002)
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University of Mississippi School of Law,
Mississippi, May, 2002
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Non Legal Education
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Mississippi State University,
Starkville,
MS, 1999
B.A.
Honors: 3.33
Major: Political Science
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Mississippi State University,
Starkville,
MS, 1999
Current Employment Position(s)
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Attorney
Past Positions
- Brown, Buchanan, Sessoms, P.A.
Bar Admissions
- Mississippi, 2002
- U.S. District Court Northern District of Mississippi
- U.S. District Court Southern District of Mississippi
- U.S. Court of Appeals 5th Circuit
- Texas, 2005
- Alabama, 2008
Other Affiliations
- Mississippi Bar Association (Member)
- Texas Bar Association (Member)
- Jackson County Bar Association (Member)
- Harrison County Bar Association (Member)
- Mississippi Prosecutor Association (Member)
Contact
1025 Howard Avenue
Biloxi, MS 39530
Phone: 228-207-2990
Fax: 866-271-4393
Email: Send a message
Website: https://www.hornsbywatts.com
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