About M. Chase
M. Chase Wells earned his law degree from Wake Forest University School of Law in 2007. He built the foundations of his legal career in North Carolina after law school. His early steps into the professional bar coincided together with his enrollment within the litigation area of the state bar affiliation, reflecting an interest in courtroom things from the outset.
Soon after graduating, Wells became a member in good standing of the North Carolina Bar Association’s Litigation Section, a position he has held constantly since 2007. That lengthy-standing participation has kept him connected to advancements in trial practice, civil procedure, and the rules that shape courtroom advocacy across the state. The club additionally places him in ordinary contact with different practitioners who manage contested matters in each trial and appellate courts.
Beyond state-degree expert involvement, Wells has maintained ties to his nearby network. Since 2011 he has been affiliated with the Haywood County Chamber of Commerce as a part of its Young Professional group. That participation alerts an ongoing presence in community and civic things to do and brings a local perspective to his work as an attorney.
Wells is admitted to practice in North Carolina and has focused much of his expert lifestyles on legal proceedings-associated work. He has handled contested matters that require preparation for hearings, pretrial motions, and court appearances. His regimen includes drafting court filings, arguing motions, and advising clients approximately procedural timelines and evidentiary considerations. Colleagues and clients have relied on his consistent presence in the legal proceedings network for procedural guidance and practical case management.
Over the years Wells’s practice has remained rooted in the state where he trained. He continues to take part in bar affiliation programming and nearby professional networks to live recent on procedural developments and best practices in trial work. He currently practices law in North Carolina, targeting litigation matters.
