About William Orson
William Orson Woodall built a career that traces back to studies in journalism and law. He earned a B.A. in journalism and business from University of Devry-Georgia in 1971. He later completed his J.D. at Mercer University’s Walter F. George School of Law in 1991. Those academic chapters set the stage for a practice rooted in the nuts and bolts of courtroom work.
He practices law at Woodall and Woodall, where he serves as a lawyer. He has maintained a steady presence at the firm’s office on 1003 N. Patterson St. over the years. The firm’s small-office setting offers a direct line from client intake to case handling. He handles filings, appearances and client counseling from that location.
Woodall is admitted to appear in the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit. That admission allows him to handle appeals and matters that move beyond the trial level within the circuit. It also means his work sometimes involves federal procedural rules and appellate briefing rather than only trial practice.
Professional organizations have been part of his career life. He is a member of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys, a membership he has held since 1999. He also lists other long-standing professional memberships dating back to 1991 and continues those affiliations today. Those ties connect him to peers who practice in overlapping fields and provide a forum for updates on case law and procedure.
Concrete information about particular case results or landmark representations is not part of the available record. What is evident is a practice organized around client-facing litigation and filings. His experience suggests regular contact with bankruptcy matters, given his NACBA membership, as well as work that can involve federal appellate advocacy because of his Eleventh Circuit admission.
Colleagues and clients describe his approach in practical terms: steady handling of matters, attention to procedural detail and consistent presence at the office. He remains active in professional groups and continues to work from the Woodall and Woodall office at 1003 N. Patterson St. He currently concentrates his practice on consumer bankruptcy and related litigation in the Eleventh Circuit and nearby courts.
