His practice primarily involves corporate and government defense. He graduated from Cumberland in 2014, magna cum laude. As a law student, Mitch served as group leader for the Cumberland Center for Children Law and Ethic's adoption group. In this role, he performed research on Alabama adoption law for appellate adoption litigation. Mitch was the 2014 recipient of the Daniel Austin Brewer Professionalism Award, the 2013-14 recipient of the Alabama State Bar Bankruptcy and Commercial Law Section Award, and a recipient of the Judge Paul O. Moyle Writing Award for most outstanding first year appellate brief. He received his B.S. from the University of Alabama, cum laude. Before law school, he worked for three years in Washington, DC as a Legislative Aide for the Honorable Spencer Bachus, United States Representative, and as Floor Monitor for the Senate Republican Conference.