DeCoudres and Smith Earn Summary Judgment

Shaun DeCoudres and Grant Smith of our Birmingham (AL) office earned a summary judgment in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Alabama. They represented a landlord/management company that had been sued by a tenant for breach of contract, fraudulent misrepresentation/suppression, conversion and violation of the Alabama […]

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Hallford Published in For the Defense Magazine

Shareholder Pam Hallford of our Dothan (AL) office has been published in DRI’s For the Defense magazine. Her article “Proper Policies and Protocols: A Motor Carrier’s Actions Before an Accident”, discusses why it is important for a trucking company to have structured policies and protocols in place before an accident. […]

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Adair and Zwilling Published in USLAW Magazine

Brett Adair and Melisa Zwilling of our Birmingham (AL) office have been published in USLAW Magazine. Their article “Vaccines, Variants and Violence in the Workplace”, discusses how workplace violence is on the rise and with the continuation of COVID-19 tensions are more than likely to increase. They also discuss solutions […]

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Carr Allison Update on COVID-19 Pandemic

To Carr Allison’s Clients and Colleagues: Carr Allison is open for business providing each of our clients with superior legal services.  We are fully available to you in person and via email, text and telephone.  Our offices are open and visitors are welcome. As our offices currently are in areas […]

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Carr Allison Announces New Shareholders

Carr Allison congratulates our new Shareholders: Chase Eley (Birmingham, AL), Mark Pionessa (Jacksonville, FL) and Dennis Vann (Birmingham, AL)   Chase Eley practices in the areas of Workers’ Compensation, Insurance Coverage and General Litigation. Mark Pionessa practices in the areas of Personal Injury, Premises Liability and Construction. Dennis Vann Jr. […]

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Weaver to Present Webinar at FDLA Winter Meeting

Tallahassee attorney Kyle Weaver has recorded a webinar titled “Focusing on Tort Reform in 2022” which will be presented at the Florida Defense Lawyers Association Winter Meeting in January 2022.  Kyle presented with Alix Miller, PhD, president and CEO of the Florida Trucking Association.  The presentation is approved for CLE […]

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Scarpone Published In The Trial Advocate Magazine

Kayla Scarpone of our Tallahassee (FL) office has been published in The Trial Advocate Magazine. Her article “A Lingering Snag in the Web of Bureaucracy: What is the Statute of Limitations for a Florida Civil Rights Act Claim in Court?”, discusses recent amendments to the Florida Civil Rights Act (FCRA) […]

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Darmer and Stokes Obtain Dismissal

Angel Darmer and Hannah Stokes of Carr Allison’s Birmingham (AL) office represented a well-established roofing and construction company in a bench trial in North Alabama. A customer alleged that roofing work performed by defendant caused water to damage the interior of his home. Defense counsel argued that the customer’s alleged […]

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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.  […]

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Holder Joins USLAW Live! Podcast

Join Carr Allison shareholder Nicole M. Holder on the latest USLAW Live! podcast episode as she discusses Mississippi’s legal landscape and the issues impacting litigation across the state. Nikki shares insights on comparative fault, damages caps, Chancery Court practice, and other important legal developments affecting businesses and insurers in Mississippi. […]

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Sausaman Granted a Summary Judgment

Alison H. Sausaman of our Jacksonville (FL) office won a recent appeal of an order granting Defendant’s motion for summary judgment on behalf of a convenience store. The Fifth District Court of Appeals affirmed the trial court’s order, which held that an undefined change in elevation where concrete met asphalt […]

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