Wooten Injury Law, LLC

I never planned on a career in the law. I took my first paying job when I was fourteen, stocking drink coolers and sweeping floors at a country gas station. I was the oldest child in my family, so I had to make my own way and put myself through college. I would often work two or even three jobs at a time. I’ve worked as a grocery store clerk, dishwasher, and security guard. I’ve dug ditches and driven ground rods by hand, waited tables, unloaded freight trucks, and stocked shelves. I’ve been a restaurant prep cook and retail store manager. I’ve worked third shift on a factory floor. I learned that any job worth doing is worth doing right, and that every job deserves respect. Then, when I had the opportunity to go to law school and become an attorney, I realized that I had a chance to stand up and fight for the people that I had worked alongside my whole life. From the day I passed the Bar, I’ve done nothing but represent working people and their families, and I wouldn’t have it any other way.