Carr Allison Welcomes Alison Sausaman
Carr Allison is pleased to announce the addition of Associate Alison H. Sausaman to the firm’s Jacksonville, Florida office. Alison’s litigation practice will focus on the areas of government torts and public liability, construction, transportation and premises liability. Alison received her Bachelor of Science degree from Florida State University, graduating with […]
Sarber Re-elected to FDCC Board of Directors
Johnny Sarber has been re-elected for a third term to the Federation of Defense & Corporate Counsel (FDCC) Board of Directors. Johnny has been actively involved in the FDCC for the last decade holding various roles which include, member of the Board of Directors (since 2015) and chair of several […]
Page Chosen for Thunderdome Tallahassee
Lee Page has been chosen to participate in Thunderdome Tallahassee Class 4, sponsored by the Legal Aid Foundation of Tallahassee, FL. An associate in Carr Allison’s Tallahassee office, Lee represents clients in the areas of workers’ compensation and insurance defense. He also has significant experience with premises liability, general liability, […]
Carr Allison Welcomes Associates Turpen and Zalanka
Carr Allison is pleased to welcome Andrew Turpen and Robert Rylee Zalanka as the firm’s newest Associates in the Birmingham, AL office. Andrew Turpen will focus his practice on transportation, insurance and personal injury matters. With a double major in history and political science, Andrew earned his undergraduate degree from […]
Employers: DOJ Splits From EEOC Rejecting LGBTQ Workplace Protections
Shareholder Dixie Daimwood, who recently co-presented a webinar for the Professional Liability Attorney Network (PLAN) on LGBTQ Rights in the Workplace, continues to follow this fast moving legal issue. Please click here: Employers-DOJ Splits From EEOC Rejecting LGBTQ Workplace Protections
Defense Win in Wrongful Death Case
Caroline T. Pryor recently won a motion to dismiss in a wrongful death case, arguing that the Plaintiffs failed to state a claim for relief which could be granted. The court agreed and dismissed the claims against the firm’s clients.
Pryor and Ryan Successfully Defend Client
Caroline T. Pryor and Sarah Cross Ryan won a motion to dismiss for their client arguing that the workers’ compensation claim was filed outside the applicable statute of limitations. The Court agreed and granted the motion.
Carr Allison Welcomes New Associate
Carr Allison is pleased to welcome Associate Adrian T. Mood to our Tallahassee, FL office where his practice will focus in the areas of premises liability, personal injury and construction. Adrian earned his Bachelor of Science degree in chemistry from Howard University, graduating cum laude. He then earned his Juris […]
Wells Serves as Supernumerary Judge
Judson W. Wells, Sr., a Carr Allison Shareholder and retired Mobile County District Judge (1997-2007), recently returned to the Mobile County District Court to serve as a judge. Judge Wells presided over Judge Joe Basenberg’s criminal dockets and conducted all District Court bond hearings on July 11th and 12th, when […]
Dunagan Wins Summary Judgment
Greg Dunagan, a shareholder in the Mobile office, recently obtained a summary judgment on behalf of an employer in a workers’ compensation case. The employee alleged that she had a cumulative trauma injury to her hips that arose out of and during the course of her employment. Mr. Dunagan was […]
