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Stephen Morrow

Rhoades and Morrow

Workers' CompensationPersonal InjuryProducts LiabilityNursing Home Abuse
Wilmington, Delaware(302) 427-9500
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Free consultation
Bar State
Delaware
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Available
Languages
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About

Stephen T. Morrow, Esq. is a Partner at Rhoades & Morrow, LLC, where he represents individuals and families across Delaware in personal injury and workers’ compensation matters. For over two decades, he has dedicated his career to helping injured clients navigate the legal system and obtain the justice and financial security they deserve. A graduate of Milford High School and Dickinson College, Stephen earned his Juris Doctor, cum laude, from the New England School of Law in 2002. During law school, he distinguished himself as Executive Managing Editor of the New England Journal on Criminal and Civil Confinement, and was active in both moot court and mock trial programs, experiences that sharpened his advocacy skills and courtroom presence. He is admitted to practice in Delaware, Massachusetts, and the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware. Stephen’s professional leadership includes serving as Past President of the Delaware Trial Lawyers Association and Chair of the Workers’ Compensation Section of the Delaware State Bar Association, where he also held roles as Co-Chair of the Legislative Committee and Secretary of the Section. He is a frequent speaker and presenter at continuing legal education seminars on topics such as workers’ compensation practice, trial advocacy, ethics, and personal injury litigation. Recognized by his peers for excellence in advocacy, Stephen has been selected to Super Lawyers (2023–2025) and named among Delaware Today’s “Top Lawyers” for personal injury law. Beyond his professional achievements, he is committed to serving the community by offering pro bono representation as a guardian ad litem for children in Delaware’s foster care system. A lifelong Delaware resident, Stephen lives in New Castle County with his wife and daughter. He combines strong legal knowledge with compassion and determination, earning the trust of clients who rely on him to protect their rights and secure fair results.

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1225 N King St. Suite 1200, Wilmington, Delaware, 19801, United StatesWilmington, Delaware, 19801

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Delaware
Massachusetts
U.S. District Court District of Delaware

Education

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Dickinson College
New England Law | BostonJ.D. (2002)

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Awards

Super Lawyer2026Open link
Super Lawyer2025Open link
Top Lawyers: Personal Injury2025Open link
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Associations

Delaware State Bar # 004891Member
Delaware Trial Lawyers AssociationMember | Activities: Past President Co-Chair, Legislative Committee Continuing Education Committee
Delaware State Bar Association, Workers' Compensation SectionMember | Activities: Past Chair Past Secretary
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Fees

Free Consultation At Rhoades and Morrow, we provide free consultations for individuals with personal injury and workers’ compensation claims. This initial conversation is an opportunity to discuss what happened, review any available information, and walk you through your legal options. We’ll also explain how the process works so you know what to expect. Consultations can be scheduled by phone, video, or in person. There is no obligation to hire our firm after speaking with us. An attorney-client relationship is only formed after a written agreement is signed. Bringing documents or details about your situation helps us give more specific guidance.
Contingent Fees Rhoades and Morrow handles all personal injury and workers’ compensation matters on a contingency fee basis. This means there are no upfront attorney’s fees, and we only get paid if compensation is recovered on your behalf. The fee is a percentage of the recovery and is clearly defined in a written agreement before we begin. In some cases, there are additional costs, such as filing fees or medical record expenses, which are discussed in advance. If there is no recovery, you do not owe attorney’s fees. We believe in making sure clients understand the financial terms from the start.

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