What We Stand For
My Practice is built around the Client, and Personal Interaction is
the keystone to success. All attorneys are subject to the same law and rules. What matters is how your attorney interacts with the law and legal rules, the judges, and the clients. What makes this firm successful is our belief in pro-active, aggressive, and respectful representation, and our dedication to the client. Throughout the past four years, I have maintained a daily interaction with the law, with the clients, and with the judges. These are the relationships which breed success in the practice of law. I always will take the client’s phone call or call the client back on the same day. I will always take the time to explain the case to the client. When you want to speak with me about your case, you will speak directly with me, and not a secretary, paralegal, or intern. For anyone, I am willing to sit down for a free consultation so thatwe can talk about the situation and figure out the client’s legal needs. For personal injury, auto accidents, and fraud litigation, I work exclusively on a contingency fee basis. The client will never directly pay me any money for the representation, and I only get paid if we win. For traffic tickets, criminal charges, and debt lawsuits, I charge reasonable flat rates. I can charge these rates for a few reasons.One, I have set up a lean operation with almost no overhead. More importantly, in order for me to be successful, it is an absolute necessity that my clients feel like they have received high quality representation for a fair price. That is my goal every day.
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Who We Are
Luke Wells grew up in metro-east Illinois in Troy, Illinois. In 2001, at age 18, Luke re-located to St. Louis to attend Washington
University, and has stayed in St. Louis ever since. Luke Wells received his bachelor’s degree in Political Science,English Literature, and Latin from Washington University in St. Louis in 2005. He then attended Saint Louis University School of Law where he earned his law degree in 2008. During law school, Luke was an editor for the Saint Louis University Public Law Review, an intern at the Madison County Illinois State’s Attorney’s Office in the Felony and Misdemeanor Divisions, and a law clerk at a plaintiffs’ civil litigation firm in downtown St. Louis. Following law school from 2009 to 2012, Luke Wells continued tospecialize in plaintiffs’ personal injury litigation. In 2012, he opened his solo practice law firm: Luke Wells, Attorney at Law, LLC. Luke Wells is licensed to practice law in Missouri, and he is admitted to practice before the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri. Luke is a member of the Missouri Bar Association, the Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis, and the Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys. Learn More About My Practice of Law Here
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