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Effective litigators don’t just know the law.  They know the courts.  It’s the fundamental philosophy that has guided Carr Allison since day one.

Over the past 25 years, Carr Allison has strategically expanded our ability to provide quality legal services to our clients throughout the Southeast.  Our offices are deliberately located in a five-state footprint which includes all of Alabama and moves along the I-10 Gulf Coast Corridor from Gulfport (MS) to Jacksonville (FL).  We cover the entire state of Georgia from our Atlanta and Brunswick offices, with support from Georgia-licensed attorneys resident in our Jacksonville and Tallahassee (FL) and Dothan (AL) offices, as well as our northernmost location in Chattanooga, Tennessee.  We are now providing legal services for our clients south of the Gulf Coast Corridor from our new Orlando location.  Carr Allison offers the kind of confident legal representation that only comes from firsthand experience.

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Carr Allison Earns Best Law Firm Recognition for 2025

Carr Allison again has been named one of the Best Law Firms® by Best Lawyers®, for 2025.  This recognition is based solely on peer review from leading lawyers within the same geographic and legal practice areas. Congratulations to our attorneys who continue to dedicate so much time and effort to […]

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Maples Obtains Summary Judgment

Jonathan R. Maples successfully obtained summary judgment on behalf of a local title company and closing agent in a multi-party dispute over the rightful owners of certain real property in Mobile County (AL). Great Results!

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Martin and Miller Obtain Summary Judgment

Sean W. Martin and Chancey R. Miller in the Chattanooga (TN) office obtained summary judgment on behalf of a retail client in the US District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee after five years of hard-fought litigation spanning both state and federal courts. In October 2018, the plaintiff fell […]

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