Kennedy Obtains Dismissal
Camille M. Kennedy of our Chattanooga (TN) office recently secured a complete defense victory in Gwinnett County (GA) in a food poisoning case against a national fast-food restaurant. The plaintiff alleged that French fries served by our client caused her illness and required medical treatment. After the close of the […]
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 […]
Hallford and Lockard Obtain Summary Judgment
Congratulations to Pamela Springrose Hallford and Kiersan S. Lockard of our Dothan (AL) office for securing summary judgment for their client in a contentious and potentially dangerous premises case in Coffee County, Alabama. There were claims that the client was negligent in failing to prevent sexual harassment of the customer; […]
Sausaman and Sherman’s Article for USLAW Magazine
Read Carr Allison shareholders Alison Sausaman and Austin Sherman’s article in the latest edition of USLAW Magazine. In Survival of the Artificially Fittest: How AI is Rewriting Litigation Strategy and Evidence for the Civil Defense, they explore how artificial intelligence is transforming the legal landscape and discuss practical ways an […]
Sullivan Named a 2026 Florida Super Lawyer®
Carr Allison shareholder Jennifer A. Sullivan of our Tallahassee (FL) office has been named a 2026 Florida Super Lawyer®. Attorneys are selected as a Super Lawyer through a rigorous process of peer nominations, peer evaluations and third-party research. Congratulations, Jennifer!
Sherman, Szczesniewicz and Akopyan Named as 2026 Florida Super Lawyers® Rising Stars
Carr Allison is proud to announce that attorneys Austin C. Sherman, Caroline Bateh Szczesniewicz and Betty Akopyan have been selected as 2026 Florida Super Lawyers® Rising Stars. Rising Stars are selected through a rigorous process of peer nominations, peer evaluations and third-party research. Eligibility is limited to attorneys who are 40 years old or younger or have been in […]
Sausaman and Hensch Granted a Summary Judgment
Alison H. Sausaman and Andrew Jarrad Hensch prevailed on a motion for final summary judgment in a premises liability case. They successfully argued that the subject change in elevation was not a dangerous condition as a matter of law, resulting in the case being dismissed in its entirety. Well done […]
Zwilling to Present Webinar on Surviving Social Inflation and Nuclear Judgments in E&O Litigation
Course Description: A $1 million E&O claim walks into a courtroom and comes out a $15 million nuclear verdict. Unfortunately, that’s not the setup to a joke-it’s the new reality of professional liability litigation. Social inflation isn’t just a buzzword anymore; it’s the single biggest force reshaping the E&O landscape. […]
