Goolsby and Parsons obtain a favorable defense verdict

Craig W. Goolsby and Justin W. Parsons recently obtained a defense verdict in favor of an insurance brokerage firm and an individual insurance broker after a four day jury trial in Mobile County, Alabama.  Plaintiff alleged that the broker negligently failed to obtain plaintiff insurance after its property burned, resulting […]

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Carr Allison welcomes new associate

Carr Allison is pleased to welcome associate Angel A. Darmer to the Birmingham office.  Her litigation practice is primarily focused on the defense of personal injury, premises liability, products liability, transportation and workers’ compensation matters.  Ms. Darmer has successfully obtained summary judgments on behalf of her clients, as well as […]

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Jeremy P. Taylor to speak at two events in March

Shareholder Jeremy P. Taylor, of the Mobile office, has been asked to speak at two separate events this month. His first stop will be at the Transportation Mega Conference XII, March 11-13, 2015 in New Orleans.  His presentation will cover the topic of preservation letters.  He will also be speaking […]

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Martin and Carr obtain summary judgment

Sean W. Martin and Katy Beth Carr, of the Chattanooga, Tennessee office of Carr Allison, recently obtained summary judgment in a case arising from a rather elaborate scheme to abscond with a pair of blue jeans without paying: The plaintiff and five co-conspirators entered a department store within a large […]

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Oliver, Vann and Team Obtain Favorable Verdict

Carr Allison shareholders Tom Oliver and Dennis Vann successfully defended a hazmat motor carrier in a week-long trial in Birmingham (AL). The case was brought following an incident in 2019 that alleged the motor carrier unloaded a chemical into the wrong tank creating a hazardous gas cloud affecting numerous employees […]

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Zwilling to Present Webinar on Simplifying Compliance with the MSPA in Liability Cases

Determining the steps to take in liability cases to ensure compliance with the Medicare Secondary Payer Act can be very confusing. Dealing with delays, miscommunications, fluctuating claim amounts and difficult plaintiffs or opposing counsel often results in frustration. This webinar will include a discussion of the law, including some very […]

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Zwilling Explains the DOL’s New Independent Contractor Rule

The DOL’s New Independent Contractor rule for classifying whether someone is an employee, or an independent contractor took effect March 11, 2024. Melisa Zwiling explains this new rule so you don’t find yourself in legal trouble. Watch this prerecorded video on the PLUS Blog to learn how to comply with […]

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