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Wes Tripp Appointed to WCBA Public Service Committee

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Young Moore attorney, S. Wesley (Wes) Tripp, III, has been appointed to the Public Service Committee of the Wake County Bar Association (WCBA). The Committee coordinates community projects that WCBA members can participate in as a group.

Wes is an associate at Young Moore where he focuses his practice on estate and fiduciary litigation as well as occupational licensing boards and administrative law. He also participates as a pro bono attorney in the North Carolina Guardian ad Litem Program, where he advocates for abused and neglected children in cases that have been appealed to North Carolina’s appellate courts. Wes is recognized among Business North Carolina’s Legal Elite™ in the Young Guns category (2022).

Wes is a graduate of Campbell University School of Law, the University of Tennessee, and Johnson University.  Read more

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