Taylor and Dowdy Obtain Defense Verdict
Carr Allison attorneys Jeremy Taylor and Mark Dowdy obtained a defense verdict for a trucking client in federal court in Mobile, AL. The Plaintiff in the case argued that the tractor trailer driver made an improper right hand turn, had an insufficient amount of reflective tape and placed tape on […]
Barkas and Weaver Published in Florida Truck News Magazine
Carr Allison’s Chris Barkas and Kyle Weaver of our Tallahassee (FL) Office have recently been published in Florida Trucking Association’s Florida Truck News magazine. Their Article “Smokey and the Bandit Revisited: The Endless Pursuit of Trucking Companies in Florida” discusses how the trucking industry is being zealously pursued by the […]
Ireland, Moss, Palmer and Stokes Obtain Summary Judgment
Carr Allison’s Charlie Ireland, Hannah Stokes, Walker Moss, and Stephen Palmer of our Birmingham (AL) office obtained summary judgment in a case arising out of the allegedly wrongful public auction and sale of the Plaintiff’s personal property that was stored at the Defendant’s self-storage facility. Defense counsel argued that the […]
Haley-Gleason Receives Florida Board Certification
Carr Allison would like to congratulate Shareholder Jennifer Haley-Gleason for becoming a board certified specialist and expert in the practice area of Workers’ Compensation. She has received her Florida Board Certification, which recognizes her as an attorney with special knowledge, skills, proficiency and excellent reputation in this practice area. Congratulations!
Houston and Sausaman Published in FDLA’s Trial Advocate Magazine
Carr Allison’s Hal Houston and Alison Sausaman of our Jacksonville (FL) office had an article published in The Florida Defense Lawyers Association’s Trial Advocate magazine. Their article “UM Subrogation and Self Insured Governmental Entities in Florida” discusses the lack of clear guidance from the Florida courts when it comes to […]
Huffman Obtains Summary Judgment in Two Premises Liability Cases
Nikki Huffman, counsel in Carr Allison’s Gulfport (MS) office has obtained summary judgment in two premises liability cases. The first case, out of Harrison County, involved a woman who fell while walking at a local shopping center. Nikki argued that slightly uneven sidewalk blocks are not dangerous conditions as a […]
2021 Birmingham Law Clerks
Introducing Carr Allison’s 2021 Birmingham (AL) Office Summer Law Clerks (L to R): Harrison Smith, Emily Robinson, Brikk Bralley, Juliana Kirby, Forrest Hyde and Caroline Keener. Harrison (1L), Emily (2L), Brikk (2L) and Juliana (1L) are currently attending University of Alabama School of Law. Forrest (2L) and Caroline (1L) attend […]
Martin Obtains Dismissal
Sean W. Martin of our Chattanooga (TN) office obtained a dismissal of an architect in a professional liability/construction defect case, involving the design and installation of new windows in a high-rise commercial building in downtown Chattanooga. The architect was added to the lawsuit by the general contractor and sub-contractor who […]
Burgess and Hallford Attend the 15th annual Women’s Connection for USLAW
Shareholders Betsy Burgess and Pam Hallford proudly represented Carr Allison at the 15th annual Women’s Connection for USLAW in beautiful Park City, Utah. Ms. Burgess also chaired the event and facilitated a discussion on Emotional Intelligence in the law. It was the largest Women’s Connection to date and the best […]
Barkas and Weaver Published in USLAW Magazine
Carr Allison’s Chris Barkas and Kyle Weaver of our Tallahassee (FL) office recently had an article published in the Summer 2021 issue of USLAW Magazine. Their article “‘Florida Man’ Strikes Again: $1000 an Hour Attorney’s Fee” discusses Florida’s Proposal Settlement (“PFS”) statute, which like the infamous “Florida Man” stories can […]
