Tristan SulserAssociate

Primary Office

100 Vestavia Parkway
Birmingham, AL 35216

Phone

205.822.2498
205.822.2057 (fax)

Professional Profile

Tristan Sulser is an associate in Carr Allison’s Birmingham (AL) office. His practice focuses on defending labor and employment and professional liability claims.

After earning his BA from Auburn University (AL), Tristan earned his JD from Cumberland School of Law at Samford University (AL), achieving Dean’s List recognition multiple semesters. While in law school, he was a Saad Moot Court finalist, ABA National Moot Court Team member, Senior Associate Editor for the American Journal of Trial Advocacy, Student Health Lawyers Association member and recipient of the CALI award for Healthcare Transactions.

When he’s not working, Tristan enjoys playing golf, attending concerts and binge-watching shows with his wife.

Practice Areas

Admitted to Practice

Alabama

US District Court, Northern, Middle and Southern Districts of Alabama

Education

BA, Auburn University (AL)

JD, Cumberland School of Law at Samford University (AL)

News

Miller and Muhonen Obtain Dismissal

Chancey Miller and Stephen Muhonen of our Chattanooga (TN) office succeeded in obtaining the dismissal of a significant security case for a retail client. In a case where a convenience store employee was assaulted while confronting a shoplifter, allegations were that the retailer failed to provide proper security which was an […]

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Sausaman Prevails on a Motion for Summary Judgment

Alison H. Sausaman of our Jacksonville (FL) office prevailed on a motion for summary judgment in federal court on behalf of a national convenience store chain. The court agreed that rain on an asphalt parking lot was not a dangerous condition and granted final judgment in our client’s favor.

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Baggett and Ingram Prevail on a Motion for Judgment

Evan Baggett and Josh Ingram of our Birmingham (AL) office recently prevailed on a motion for judgment on the pleadings in a complex tort case. After extensive briefing and oral arguments, the court granted their motion and dismissed all the plaintiff’s claims with prejudice.

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