Carr Allison associate Ashley Scarpetta of our Birmingham (AL) office recently had an article published in Alabama Defense Lawyers’ Association 2020 Fall Journal. Scarpetta’s article “High Five or Praying Hands: The Emoji Saga in the Digital Age Continues” talks about how the interpretation of emojis can affect the outcome of different cases in court. To check out this article click the link below!
High Five or Praying Hands: The Emoji Saga in the Digital Age Continues
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 […]
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 […]
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; […]
