Judson Wells Speaks at Mobile Bar Association Mentoring Seminar

Posted on October 21, 2020

Judson W. Wells, Sr., a Carr Allison Shareholder and retired Mobile County District Judge, served as a presenter for a Mobile Bar Association continuing legal education seminar via Zoom on October 20, 2020. Judge Wells and Mobile Bar Association President Skip Finkbohner co-presented an in-depth review of the final two chapters of the law practice development book, Tiger Tactics, Powerful Strategies for Winning Law Firms.

The seminar was sponsored by the Mentoring Program of the Mobile Bar Association. The Mentoring Program provides low or no cost legal education seminars, mentoring and networking opportunities to newer members of the Mobile Bar Association. Founded in 1869, the Mobile Bar Association is one of the oldest bar associations in the United States and the oldest in the State of Alabama. Judge Wells has been an active member since 1987.

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