Mark C. Wolfe

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  Mark received his undergraduate degree in 1983 from the University of Alabama Culverhouse College of Commerce & Business Administration with a major in Corporate Finance and Investment Management.  He was awarded the Wall Street Journal Achievement Award for his work as President of the Finance Society.  Upon graduation Mark entered the University of Alabama School of Law.  He was an elected officer in the Student Bar Association, a member of the nationally ranked Jessup International Moot Court Team, a member of the Bench & Bar Honor Society, recipient of the Outstanding Third Year Law Student Award and Research Assistant for Professor Nathaniel Hansford, Assistant Dean.  He began practicing law in 1987 with a large law firm located in Mobile, Alabama and in 1989 he started a small general practice law firm with the Hon. Elizabeth H. Shaw.  As a general practitioner he gained valuable litigation experience in a wide variety of cases.  His law practice continued to expand in the area of personal injury litigation and in 1994 he became a member of the civil litigation firm of Sigler, Moore, Clements & Wolfe.  In 1999, Mark and Stephen Moore purchased the historic Burns-Sparks building at 1252 Dauphin Street in mid-town Mobile, Alabama and began the Partnership of Moore & Wolfe.

  Mark has successfully litigated hundreds of auto-negligence cases to verdict and he has attained Advocate status through the National College of Advocacy. Mark is a frequent speaker for Continuing Legal Education seminars in the area of litigation and trial strategies as well as law practice management. He has also been a speaker at several medical seminars dealing with medical-legal issues related to motor vehicle collision claims and cases. He has over 150 hours of CLE teaching credits. In addition Mark has had several articles published in national and regional law journals related to litigation issues and practice management.  In 2008, Mark was inducted into the prestigious Academy of Trial Advocacy. He was only the second lawyer in Alabama to qualify for membership in the organization. (The ATA not only requires extensive litigation and trial experience for membership but also requires teaching credits, writing credits and an extensive commitment to public service.)  mcw-%20articles%20and%20cle%20programs    

  Mark has served on the Board of Directors for the Prichard Boys and Girls Club, SEEDS (Supporting Educational Enrichment in Daphne) and the Elijah House (a Christian based residential transitional facility for men just released from prison.) In addition he has served in leadership roles for area Cub Scout and Boy Scout programs and been a Coach for Upward Basketball. He and his family financially support numerous area charities as well as national charities, including St. Jude’s Children Hospital in Memphis, the Ronald McDonald House, the Exchange Club Family Center, YouthReach GC, the Prodisee Food Pantry, Family Promise, USA Children and Women’s Hospital, Ozanam Charitable Pharmacy, Daphne UMC–Prison Ministry Project, Wilmer Hall Children’s Home, Pre-School Center for the Sensory Impaired, the Salvation Army, the United Methodist Inner City Mission and a variety of Cub Scout and Boy Scout programs in our area. In 2005 Mark received an Outstanding Public Service Award from Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) for his work in the area of public awareness concerning drunk driving.