• Carr Allison’s Tom Oliver Named President

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    Carr Allison co-founder and shareholder Thomas L. Oliver, II has been elected as the firm’s third president.

    Throughout Carr Allison’s nearly 30-year history, Tom has held various leadership roles including serving on the Board of Directors and the Executive Committee and as chair of the Business Development and Marketing Committee.

    Tom’s legal practice involves complex litigation involving the defense of clients in transportation, products liability and professional liability matters.

    Tom is an AV Preeminent® rated attorney through Martindale-Hubbell’s peer review system and has been recognized multiple times by Best Lawyers® and Super Lawyers®.

    Congratulations, Tom!

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    Brannon and Reynolds Obtain a Defense Verdict

    Dave Brannon and George Reynolds of our Tallahassee (FL) office successfully obtained a defense verdict in a product liability and negligence lawsuit brought against a Florida-based grocery store chain. The plaintiff alleged she suffered injuries after consuming a product purchased from the grocery store defendant. The jury returned a favorable […]

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    Ed Taylor Participates in the American College of Trial Lawyers’ Boot Camp

    Ed Taylor, a shareholder in our Gulfport (MS) office, recently participated in the American College of Trial Lawyers’ Boot Camp. The program, which focused on the Rosenberg Spy Case, featured Ed presenting the Demonstration of Direct Examination session. We are proud to support programs that strengthen advocacy skills and the […]

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    Zwilling to Present Webinar on How to Avoid Nuclear Employment Verdicts

    There has been a significant increase in nuclear verdicts across all industries post-COVID, but some of the most staggering awards have been in employment lawsuits.  This webinar will discuss how those nuclear verdicts can be avoided. This webinar is approved for one hour of continuing education credit by the Department […]

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