Carr Allison’s Wells Speaks at Judicial Investiture
Carr Allison Shareholder Judson W. Wells spoke at the judicial investiture of Mobile County District Judge Johana Bucci and Mobile County Probate Judge Mark Erwin in January. Judson discussed the character and traits of the new judges and delivered congratulations and best wishes to Judge Bucci and Judge Erwin on […]
Happy 28th Carr Allison!
Carr Allison was founded 28 years ago by a small group of visionary attorneys committed to providing exceptional legal services. From a small firm in Birmingham (AL) to a recognized leader across the Southeast, we are grateful for the dedication and trust from our clients that have fueled our success.
Austin Sherman Recognized by the Florida Bar Young Lawyers Division
Carr Allison Shareholder Austin Sherman has been recognized by the Florida Bar Young Lawyers Division as one of the 36 Under 36 Professionalism Award recipients. This honor is awarded to young attorneys who exemplify leadership, professionalism and a commitment to the highest ethical standards in the legal field.
Carr Allison Announces New Shareholders and Counsel
Carr Allison congratulates the following attorneys who have been named Shareholder: Marissa A. de los Reyes – (Jacksonville, FL) Hannah R. DellaSala – (Birmingham, AL) Jeffrey A. Foster – (Tallahassee, FL) Patrick Franklin – (Birmingham, AL) Melanie Lehmann – (Jacksonville, FL) Ashley E. Manning – (Birmingham, AL) Sean M. O’Neil […]
Moss and McCullers Obtain Summary Judgment
Walker Moss and Crawford McCullers of our Birmingham office obtained summary judgment in the Circuit Court of Lee County (AL) on behalf of a national retail client. The plaintiff in the case alleged she tripped and fell on an unmarked curb outside of the store. The defense argued that the […]
Rock Published in the American Journal of Trial Advocacy
Madeline A. Rock, associate in Birmingham, was published in the American Journal of Trial Advocacy, the nation’s oldest law review dedicated to the art of trial advocacy. Read the article here: https://cumberlandtrialjournal.com/environmental-preservation-what-constitutes-diligent-prosecution-such-that-a-citizen-suit-may-not-be-brought/
Wells Installed as President of the Mobile Bar Association
Carr Allison shareholder and retired Mobile County District Judge Judson W. Wells, Sr., was installed as the 2025 President at the annual Holiday Luncheon on December 13, 2024. Judge Wells has been an active member of the Mobile Bar Association for nearly 38 years. He has served in many past […]
Sausaman, Houston and Flynn Prevail on a Motion to Dismiss
Alison Sausaman, Hal Houston and Galen Flynn prevailed on a motion to dismiss an employment discrimination and retaliation case filed in the Middle District of Florida. After three rounds of motion practice, the Court dismissed the case in its entirety with prejudice.
Carr Allison Attorneys Named by Super Lawyers®
We are excited to announce that 14 of the firm’s attorneys have been selected for inclusion on the 2024 Mid-South Super Lawyers® and Rising Stars® List! A Super Lawyers or Rising Stars selection is an honor reserved for those attorneys who exhibit excellence in practice. Congratulations to ALL! Carr Allison […]
Zwilling to Present Webinar – Let’s Talk Ethics: A Review of Common Ethical Issues in Legal and Employment Relationships
During this webinar, we will review the attorney/client privilege, work product doctrine and the duty to maintain confidentiality. We’ll also look at ethical obligations of clients with regard to the preservation of information and documents and participation in the discovery process. Next, we will turn our focus to the employment […]
