Founded in 2006, the Law Offices of Wes Hammit has represented hundreds of clients with a litany of legal issues. From representing families of victims killed by faulty equipment to successfully defending criminal defendants accused of homicide, we strive to provide aggressive, individualized representation for our clients' cases.
Our aim is for our clients to feel as if they are a part of our family, given the dual assurance of steadfast representation and explanation of the legal process as it unfolds. If you are facing a legal issue that we can assist you with, feel free to contact us today.
Our aim is for our clients to feel as if they are a part of our family, given the dual assurance of steadfast representation and explanation of the legal process as it unfolds. If you are facing a legal issue that we can assist you with, feel free to contact us today.
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If you have been injured through no fault of your own, we are ready to stand by you and fight for the future for you and your family. Allow us to help navigate you through this troubling time. Feel free to contact us regarding issues with a host of oil and gas issues such as: leasing questions, division orders, royalty disputes, operator damages, pipeline right-of-ways, oilfield injuries, etc.
Wes Hammit, a longtime Madison County resident began practicing law in 2002. Wes founded the Law Offices of Wes Hammit in 2006. Prior to his practice, Wes graduated from Texas A&M University in 1998 and Washington and Lee School of Law in 2002. From 2008-2017, Wes has been named a "Rising Star" from 2008-1017 by Super Lawyers.
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Kenneth Culton
Sep 07, 2020
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If you go to Wes Hammit's web page in the "about us" section you'll see a stock photo of pleasant professional men and women in business attire. I didn't see those people at his office. His staff, though entirely absent from the staff section of his web page--he writes about himself instead, were quite helpful. But back to Wes, his attitude and demeanor were more like Saul from Breaking Bad, and entirely unlike anything you'd expect in a professional setting. He wore hiking shoes and casual clothes while shifting around like a disinterested high school student, at one point slumping in his chair
