Q&A with Wes Daughdrill
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Wes Daughdrill is president and a shareholder of Young Wells Williams P.A. in Ridgeland, Mississippi. He concentrates his practice in the areas of municipal, county, and state government law; business and corporate law; commercial transactions; mergers and acquisitions; securities law; trademark law; and adoption.
A summa cum laude graduate of the University of Mississippi, where he also earned his law degree, Daughdrill serves as Board Attorney for both the Jefferson Davis County Board of Supervisors and the Town of Prentiss. He has developed a significant adoption practice in which he handles intrastate and interstate adoptions. In 2006, Daughdrill was inducted into the American Academy of Adoption Attorneys, a group of more than 330 attorneys who practice or have distinguished themselves in the field of adoption law.
A: Starting at age 12, I worked in my parents’ grocery store. I did every job you can do in a grocery store.
A: I wanted to be a problem-solver, help people, and make a good living for my family.
A: Jim Neeld. He hired me and taught me how to practice law.
A: Never neglect going to church.
A: I would like to learn to play guitar.
A: I’m most proud of being elected president of our law firm.
A: Banking.
A: Pictures of my wife and children.
A: Family vacations all over the U.S.
A: Movie: “A Christmas Carol.” Book: The Bible.
A: Yellowstone National Park.
A: Traveling with my family. Hosting a rock radio show.
A: “Don’t judge each day by the harvest you reap but by the seeds that you plant.” ~Robert Louis Stevenson
A: Billy Graham, Ronald Reagan, and Eddie Van Halen.
A: Finish visiting all 50 states. Travel Europe. Attend a Super Bowl.