Carr Allison welcomes two new attorneys

Carr Allison is pleased to welcome two new attorneys to the firm.  Amanda E. Kelley joins the firm’s Chattanooga office as a shareholder and Jessica Mohr joins the firm’s Medicare Compliance office as an associate in Birmingham. Ms. Kelley has extensive experience representing local, regional, and national clients in a […]

Carr Allison apppointed to serve on ethics board

Carr Allison is honored to announce that attorneys Judson Wells, Bill Sisson, Caroline Pryor and Justin Parsons have received two-year appointments from the Poarch Band of Creek Indians to serve as Ethics Officer and alternate Ethics Officers, respectively.   In their capacity as Ethics Officers, these attorneys will represent the Poarch […]

Tara W. Lockett reappointed to the Alabama Board of Bar Examiners

Tara W. Lockett, a shareholder in Carr Allison’s Mobile office, was recently reappointed to another 4 year term to the Alabama Board of Bar of Examiners.  Ms. Lockett was also recently elected as Treasurer for the Alabama Workers’ Compensation Division of the Alabama State Bar at its July 2014 annual […]

Daughtry and Booth obtain arbitrator’s decision in favor of employer

Bricker S. Daughtry and Brad J. Booth in the firm’s Birmingham, Alabama office recently obtained an arbitrator’s decision in favor of an employer in a union grievance arbitration.  The union alleged the thirty year employee had been terminated without cause in violation of the collective bargaining agreement. The employer contended […]

Oliver and Claudio presenters for USLAW webinar

Shareholder Tom Oliver and Business Development Director Robin Claudio were speakers for a national webinar sponsored by USLAW on October 9.  The presentation, 10 Easy Steps for Successful Networking, provided tips on and ideas for preparing for an event, working the room and perhaps the most important step of all: […]

Ireland and Hale obtain summary judgment

Shareholder’s Glenn Ireland and Justin Hale obtained a summary judgment on behalf of a client in a premises liability case in Montgomery County, Alabama.  Plaintiff fell and injured her knee, requiring surgery.  The Court ruled in favor of Cajun’s dismissing the case for lack of notice.

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Watson and Davenport Obtain Dismissal

Jordan D. Watson and Jared Davenport of our Chattanooga (TN) office successfully defended a fellow attorney through the Tennessee trial and appellate courts in a lawsuit arising from a property dispute. After the plaintiff added the attorney as a defendant, alleging bad-faith legal advice related to a deeded property during […]

Wells Participates in Naturalization Ceremony

Carr Allison shareholder and retired Mobile County District Judge Judson W. Wells, Sr. will participate today in the Naturalization Ceremony in Mobile (AL). The formal ceremony will be conducted by the United States District Court for the Southern District of Alabama. In his capacity as Past President of the Mobile […]

Zwilling to Present Webinar on Ethical Standards for Workplace Investigations – ETHICS

Course Description: A workplace investigation can make or break an EPL claim-but only if it is conducted ethically and competently.  Too often, investigations are outcome-driven, lack independence, or fail to follow basic ethical standards, leaving employers exposed to liability and adjusters struggling to defend claims.  This program will teach you […]


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