Robert Wells

Representing Injury Victims Throughout Jonesboro

The main reason I became an attorney was to help people. I understand that an injury due to another person or company's negligence can create significant stress in a person's life. I want to advise injured victims of their rights and aid them in making sure that their lives are not completely turned upside down. The most gratifying part of my job is helping someone in need and knowing that I give all of my effort to help them with their case.

Practicing personal injury law can be emotional, especially knowing the results of a catastrophic injury and how it has hurt a family. However, when people are shown compassion for what they have been through, and they know someone is on their side to help, it gives them comfort and hope to continue fighting.

I volunteer my time with St. Bernard’s Advocates, a fundraising arm of the St. Bernard’s Hospital Foundation. In 2015, I served as Co-Chair for the Triple Swing Event, the largest fundraising event of the year for the St. Bernard’s Advocates. The event raised over $180,000 – 100% of which will be donated to help fund the new St. Bernard’s Memory Care Center. The Memory Care Center is a residential complex for seniors that suffer from Alzheimer’s.

In 2016, I will serve as the Chair of the Triple Swing event that will take place in June of 2016.

I am married to Hilary Hubbard Wells. We attend First United Methodist Church in Jonesboro and have one daughter, Reagan Wells.