• Carr Allison Hosts Summer Law Clerks

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    Meet Carr Allison’s talented 2019 summer law clerks!  These students worked alongside attorneys and staff in our Birmingham and Mobile (AL), Gulfport (MS) and Tallahassee (FL) offices to gain a deeper understanding of the practice of law and experience life at Carr Allison first-hand.

     

    Birmingham:

    Front Row (L-R): Peyton Patterson, Lydia Kucera, Stephanie Smith and Mollie Beth Wallace / Back Row (L-R): Will Johnson, Trent Testa, Mark Ogren and Ethan Calhoun

    Mobile:

    (L-R): Alex Townsley, Rachel Goodman and Sarah Hildebrand

    Gulfport:

    Anthony “Bay” Lawrence (shown with Shareholder Doug Bagwell)

    Tallahassee:

    Benjamin Lagos and Eisele Ibarra

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