Second Vice President
Molly Condon Wells
Molly Condon Wells is a partner at Wallace Miller whose practice focuses on holding corporations and institutions accountable through complex product liability and institutional negligence litigation. She represents individuals and families in high-stakes matters nationwide and has served in leadership roles in coordinated and multidistrict proceedings involving thousands of claimants.
Raised on the South Side of Chicago, Molly developed an early commitment to public service and advocacy that continues to shape her work representing individuals facing powerful institutions. She was court-appointed as Liaison Counsel in In re Tepezza Marketing, Sales Practices and Products Liability Litigation (MDL 3079) and has held leadership and committee roles in national litigations including the Hair Relaxer, Essure, Paragard, and Gilead Tenofovir proceedings. Her practice regularly involves issues of corporate knowledge, regulatory compliance, and institutional accountability.
Molly also founded a litigation practice intentionally branded as Survivor Advocacy, reflecting her belief that how a case is handled matters as much as the outcome. She combines disciplined trial strategy with trauma-informed advocacy to help clients pursue accountability while maintaining dignity and agency. She frequently writes and presents nationally on civil remedies for survivors and trauma-informed litigation strategy, and her work has been featured on NBC 5, WGN Radio 720AM, and in the Chicago Tribune.
Molly has been a dedicated member of the Women’s Bar Association of Illinois since 2015 and has served as Co-Chair of the Annual Dinner, Judicial Reception, Top Women Lawyers in Leadership, and Golf Outing. She served on the WBAI Board of Directors from 2022–2024 , served as the Secretary of Membership, and currently serves as Financial Secretary (2025–2026).
Her professional honors include selection to the Super Lawyers Rising Stars List (2018–2026), Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch (2023–2026), and designation as an Emerging Lawyer by Law Bulletin Publishing Company’s Leading Lawyers Division (2024–2026). She is also a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation.

