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When you think of Atticus Wegman, two words should come to mind: friend and fighter. His media attention, impressive resume and credentials, and case results are just glimpses into what he does for clients every single day. And as a friend, you couldn’t ask for better. If you chose him to represent you as your personal injury attorney, you can count on him to fight for your rights.
Atticus Wegman started his practice to help injured victims navigate our oftentimes complex legal system. He wanted to create a firm environment that allows him to give his clients the attention and care that they deserve after suffering an injury.
Atticus prides himself on providing his clients with full-service representation. This means that he will be with you from the moment you call to the last day of trial. Further, Atticus knows that clients seek him out in what might be some of the worst times of their life. He knows that injury victims may not only be suffering physically, but also emotionally and financially. He ensures that he will always be available to his clients when they need him, and you can always reach him by phone or even text message.
Attorney Atticus Wegman was born and raised in New Hampton, Iowa. His small-town roots are apparent in his approach to lawyering, as he provides every one of his clients with his full support in their times of need.
Atticus was born into a family that had immense respect for the legal profession. His grandfather was the first State Public Defender in Iowa, and he would visit his grandfather’s office and tour the capitol buildings as a child. So the desire to help others through the legal system was instilled in him at an early age.
Atticus Wegman was named after Atticus Finch, otherwise known as America’s greatest literary lawyer from To Kill a Mockingbird. When he entered the legal profession, trial attorney Atticus Wegman felt he had a lot to live up to given the history of his name.
The pressure to live up to Atticus Finch’s standards has influenced Atticus Wegemans career—he is focused, deliberate, and ambitious in everything that he does. He has surely lived up to his name, and he has excelled in the field of personal injury. Recognized as one of the state’s best injury lawyers, he has obtained justice for numerous clients while providing the compensation that they deserve.
Atticus received his Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science from Fresno State University, where he also graduated magna cum laude. He then went on to pursue a Master’s Degree from the University of Iowa.
Atticus attended Chapman University School of Law to obtain his Juris Doctor degree. In addition to receiving this scholarship, he served as the senior editor of a scholarly law journal. At Chapman, Atticus also began to hone his trial skills and was a member of the mock trial and moot court teams.
Attorney Atticus Wegman began his professional career as an intern for the United States Bankruptcy Court. He then went on to intern for the Orange County Superior Court, where he learned the ins and outs of the court system in California.
Further developing his litigation experience, he went on to practice personal injury law for the next 13 years. During his time as a trial attorney, Atticus obtained record verdicts for his injured clients and surpassed his peers’ expectations.
While he has experience in a multitude of different types of legal actions, some of his most notable cases dealt with:
These are just some of the matters that Atticus has experience with. As noted by Super Lawyers, Atticus is a top-ranking lawyer who practices in a wide variety of different areas.
And these are just to name a few! In addition to his published articles, Atticus has been featured on TV, in news segments, and in podcasts.
The content found on this website is for informational purposes only and is not legal advice. You are not considered a client until your case has been accepted by Atticus Injury Law and a signed retainer agreement is in place. Every case is different. Results seen on this page do not guarantee a similar outcome or result for future cases. You should speak to a personal injury attorney first before determining if you should handle a claim on your own.