The name Phillip Wells means different things to different people. For most of the men and women he encounters, Phillip Wells is an advocate for justice. After more than 50 years as an attorney, he has impacted the lives of hundreds of clients: he has fought on their behalf with passion and courage and always put the needs of the client before his own. For others, Phillip is a husband, a father, a “popsy” to his three grandchildren, and a friend. Phillip has worked hard throughout his career to balance the important things in life; he never sacrifices the needs of his clients, but he also creates time for his family and friends. He enjoys golfing, fishing, exercising, and, of course, spending every precious moment he can with his grandchildren. Phillip is also a veteran of the United States Army. His time in the service gave him the valuable skills necessary to be an advocate in civilian life. While his military service required sacrifice and calculated judgement, his career as an attorney has proven those qualities useful as well. In fact, the Army was eventually what led Phillip to his inevitable profession. He began his education at the United States Military Academy, also known as West Point. He studied engineering for a brief period of time, but after some consideration, he realized that he did not want to build his long-term career in the military. His heart was elsewhere—he decided to become an attorney.