Carr Allison Attorneys Named by Super Lawyers®

Posted on November 21, 2024

We are excited to announce that 14 of the firm’s attorneys have been selected for inclusion on the 2024 Mid-South Super Lawyers^® and Rising Stars^® List!

A Super Lawyers or Rising Stars selection is an honor reserved for those attorneys who exhibit excellence in practice.

Congratulations to ALL!

Carr Allison attorneys acknowledged in 2024 are:

Mid-South Super Lawyers^®

Russell Q. Allison – Transportation/Maritime

Donald B. Kirkpatrick, II – Workers’ Compensation

Sean W. Martin – PL – Products: Defense

Thomas L. Oliver, II – Transportation/Maritime

Mid-South Rising Stars^®

Pamela S. Hallford – Transportation/Maritime

Nicole M. Harlan – Workers’ Compensation

Tinsley Griffin Hill – Workers’ Compensation

Chancey R. Miller – Civil Lit. Defense

Wade Norwood – Workers’ Compensation

Michael J. Petherick – Transportation/Maritime

Stephen A. Swanson – PL General: Defense

Katie R. Van Camp – General Litigation

Jordan D. Watson – Civil Lit: Defense

Robert D. Windsor – Transportation/Maritime

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