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Attorney Derwin Webb" data-medium-file=" data-large-file=" decoding="async" alt="Attorney Derwin Webb" src=" width="155" height="223">Attorney Derwin WebbIn 1988 Derwin Webb made the short trip down I-65 from Indianapolis to the University of Louisville. A high school phenom from perennial power Lawrence North, Webb was an Indiana All-Star basketball player and a state long jump champion. Now, Webb is now planning to make another jump; from practicing attorney to District Court Judge. I sat down with Webb to discuss his run for office, his playing days at U of L, and life in general.After a successful high school career at Lawrence North, Webb was heavily recruited to play basketball. The man charged with bringing Webb to the Cardinals program was Bobby Dotson. Webb, eventually arrived, but it was not without a brief detour. Webb was a huge Iowa State fan. More importantly, he was a Johnny Orr fan. So when the recruitment heated up, and Iowa State offered, Webb agreed to play for the Cyclones. After one official visit, and a nine hour car ride, Webb’s mother looked at him and said; “Are you SURE you want to go this far away?” Louisville, was back in the game and the Cyclones missed their man.Upon arrival, Webb quickly took stock of his surroundings and realized that given the talent that was in front of him on the depth chart, he would be better served to red shirt. That year’s team finished the regular season and headed to the NCAA tournament where they were eventually up-ended

His first two years of law school. Upon graduation, Webb began working for the powerhouse firm and jokingly admits that because of his long tenure, even before graduation, he was the only first year associate that was eligible to be made partner.While working for Stites was professionally rewarding, Webb didn’t make it a permanent home. After a couple of years, Webb was offered, and accepted a position working within the University of Louisville’s Athletic Department with duties that focused on Compliance and Diversity. Webb worked in several capacities prior to the launch of Webb Law Offices, but most of his roles focused on his legal ability and his passion for bringing diversity to large organizations. In 2004 Webb left the corporate world and began Webb Law Offices. A solo practice, Webb concentrates the majority of his attention on criminal defense and family law matters in Kentucky. For the last year and a half or so, Webb has also taken on the role of a part-time public defender in Southern Indiana, an assistant basketball coach for Christian Academy, and a single father of three, with custody of a fourth child. So I asked the obvious question; “why would you want to be a judge?”When asked, Webb is reflective. The pause is not posturing, it is not contrived, Webb says that he had been approached about the idea of running for judge several years ago. It was not until recently though that he gave running for office serious consideration. “First, I had