Wesley Hazen

Attorney Wes Hazen comes from a working class family and strives to serve as a role model not only within the legal community but more importantly, his local community in South Austin. For many, the assistance of "quality" legal services is often correlated with the pedigree of an attorney, the prestige of the firm they work with, or the sheer experience a particular practitioner may possess. All fine attributes to possess, but not entirely what truly matters in the practice of law. The true measure of greatness in practicing law, I believe, boils down to three relatively simple principles.

First is determination. A determined person can move mountains with their actions but a determined lawyer can shape lives for generations to come based on the level of determination they put into their daily work and overall practice. Determination to do what it takes to get the job done and done right can often be a leading factor in success over failure.

Second is curiosity. The ever evolving field of law and its various practice areas are continuously changing as society moves forward. Like a river carving its way through the rocky surface of the planet, so too does the law carve the very footprint society leaves in its stead. To be proactive and successful in the law, a practitioner must be curious of not only the ongoing changes with what he has mastered, but also of that which he is a novice.

Third, is passion. Without a love of what you do, you are doomed to fail. Like any endeavor one must thoroughly enjoy what he is doing to partake in it day-in and day-out over the course of a lifetime. Passion leads those bold enough to pursue it from the shaky beginnings of a novice to the wisdom of a seasoned professional.

By working with Wes Hazen, you can rest assured you have a determined and passionate ally with the curiosity needed to find creative solutions to any legal problem presented. We're in this together!

University of Oklahoma College of Law

J.D.

Activities: Managing Editor of the Oil & Gas, Natural Resources, and Energy Journal.

The Birds, the Bees, and Equitable Relief: Limitations and Restrictions on Judicial Relief Under NEPA, Through the Lens of Lakes and Parks All. of Minneapolis v. Fed. Transit Admin., 928 F.3d 759 (8th Cir. 2019)

Oil & Gas, Natural Resources, and Energy Journal ("ONE-J") of the University of Oklahoma College of Law

July 25, 2021

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