Tim Wells is a litigation attorney, with a focus on business, construction, and commercial litigation. While experienced in both state and federal court, Mr. Wells brings unique insight to federal court practice after working in the chambers of two current Northern District federal judges. He served as a federal law clerk for the Honorable Chief Judge Reed O’Connor in Fort Worth and as a judicial intern for U.S. District Judge Brantley Starr in Dallas.
Mr. Wells co-founded and managed a large commercial farming business for nearly a decade before becoming an attorney. This valuable experience has equipped him to employ creative and thoughtful legal analysis and pragmatic business solutions to his clients’ needs.
Prior to entering the legal profession, I worked in my family’s farming business, growing corn, soybeans, and wheat. Although my time on a tractor is considerably less now, I still carry the business acumen and grit born out of entrepreneurship.
Playing water polo from elementary school into college, I learned the importance of discipline and teamwork.
From the moment I learned to weld, I was enamored with metalworking. Designing and building a welding project requires problem-solving creativity when taking an idea and turning it into a functional product.
