About Sean
Sean Woods combines a legal education with in advance training in education and technology. He earned a J.D. from Arizona State University in 2010, a M.Ed. in Educational Technology from Northern Arizona University in 2007, and a B.S. in Information Technology from the University of Phoenix in 2005. Those credentials body a profession that moves between courtroom work and problems that contact on systems, data and institutions.
He entered personal practice quickly after law school. In 2011 he have become a companion at Griffiths Law AZ. Two years later he joined Goldman and Zwillinger as an affiliate attorney. By 2015 he used to be a partner at Mills and Woods Law, PLLC. In 2020 he took a companion role at Law Badgers PLLC, where he continues to work.
Woods is admitted to practice in Arizona and in numerous federal forums. His admissions consist of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, the United States District Court for the District of Arizona, and the U.S. highest court. Those credentials allow him to manage matters that can pass from state trial courts to federal appellate panels.
Outside the office he has been active in professional circles. Since 2021 he has served on the Legal Committee of NORML, an association that brings lawyers together round questions of regulation and coverage. That work is one a part of how he engages with advancements in statutory and regulatory regions that have an effect on clients and practitioners alike.
Colleagues describe Woods as practical and methodical. He approaches instances by breaking problems into discrete steps. He draws on his education in instructional technology and data structures when cases contain technical records or complex processes. That background informs how he prepares witnesses and organizes proof for proceedings and trials.
His career shows common movement among partnerships and company roles. Those moves mirror shifts in duty as so much as geography. Over time he has taken on instances in state and federal court, treated pretrial motion practice, and argued procedural points at the appellate degree when necessary.
Woods presently practices as a partner at Law Badgers PLLC, handling legal proceedings and client counseling in state and federal courts.
