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Honza Prchal is an associate of the firm whose areas of emphasis include mass torts, especially pharmaceutical and medical device work, and also general litigation. He has spent at least half his time on mass torts even before he started working with W. Lewis Garrison, Jr. in 1997, and he continues to enjoy helping clients navigate and understand an esoteric and confusing area of law where it is far too easy and far too common for clients to feel like numbers, rather than individuals with claims. Since Honza had to go through immigration himself and help his wife through US Immigration, he is highly motivated to try and help clients get on with their lives with less of the unique dread a large impersonal bureaucracy like an MDL proceeding with Plaintiffs’ Management Committees can engender. Honza is a member of the American Bar Association, Phi Delta Phi, the Birmingham Bar Association, the American Association for Justice, a life member of the Antient and Honourable Edmund Burke Society at the University of Chicago. He is a member of the Federalist Society, where he was twice an officer at the University of Virginia School of Law and was an officer in the Birmingham Lawyers' chapter for several years. He was a founding member and officer of the International Civitan Club of Metro Birmingham Chapter of Civitan International and also a member of the ACTION Civitan chapter. He was captain of the Moot Court Team and was Dicta Editor at the Virginia Law Weekly. He served as English language press secretary for Vaclav Klaus, Finance Ministry, Czech and Slovak Federative Republic, 1991. He has been active in choral music since grammar school , has represented the firm at Croonin' for Critters and in trivia competition and used to be a competitive fencer in all three weapons, but especially epee.  Honza volunteers at All Saints Episcopal Church, his daughter’s school and at a number of Bar Association and alumni events, but his legal pro bono work is mostly with the Birmingham Volunteer Lawyers Program “Attorney for the Day” program where he can be found just about every month trying to help pro se claimants through the vagaries of the court system in Downtown Birmingham. Past volunteer work that he found interesting was interviewing veterans for the library of Congress. Since some of his own family was liberated by American troops in World War II and he saw the effects of their post-war departure on his family’s own country and on that of his friends,’  he found this particularly rewarding. He also did some pro bono work for the Birmingham Fencing Club.

Hannah H. Stokes was admitted to the Alabama State Bar in 2016. She grew up in Rainbow City near Gadsden, Alabama. Hannah attended both undergraduate and law school at The University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. She graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelor’s degree in Communication before going on to earn her Juris Doctor. While in law school, Hannah served as President of the Women’s Section, received the Dean’s Community Service and Pro Bono Award, and was a certified legal intern in the Elder Law Clinic formed to serve the elderly community in West Alabama. Hannah’s experience throughout law school included interning for the Honorable L. Scott Coogler and the Honorable James C. Guin, III.. In 2013, Hannah was named the Justice Janie L. Shores Scholarship recipient by the Alabama Law Foundation in honor of the first female justice named to the Supreme Court of Alabama. Hannah originally joined the firm as a law clerk following her second year of law school. In her spare time, she enjoys being with her husband, family, and friends.

Frank Buck has been successfully representing people in Alabama for over 50 years. Frank came to Alabama to attend Cumberland School of Law at Samford University. He met his wife, Marti, while in law school. She was a student at Samford. Frank and Marti have been married for thirty seven years and have three daughters, Rachel, Ashley and Kerri.  Rachel followed in her father’s footsteps and became a lawyer. Ashley is currently in law school and Kerri is a nurse practitioner.. Frank clerked for the late Judge Ingram Beasley while in law school. Frank graduated from Cumberland School of Law with his Juris Doctorate degree in 1975. Fresh out of law school, Frank decided to open his own practice and become a criminal defense lawyer. After a few years of criminal work, Frank’s passion for sports led him to become a sports agent. Finally, Frank decided to begin his career handling personal injury cases and found his niche. He loves helping injured people and has a deep passion for his work. He has handled over 11,000 car wreck and other personal injury cases to resolution.

Darren Kies joined the firm after years as staff counsel for one of the nation’s largest automobile insurance companies, and ensures the highest level of service for his clients and to obtain the most favorable outcome for them, be it in court, or otherwise.. Darren graduated from the University of Southern Mississippi and the Cumberland School of Law at Samford University in Birmingham. While in law school, Darren was on the Moot Court Board and served as senior editor on the American Journal of Trial Advocacy. He is licensed to practice law in Alabama and Mississippi in all state and federal courts. His goal is to ensure the highest level of service for his clients and to obtain the most favorable outcome for them, be it in court, or otherwise. Darren is married and has three children.

Civil litigation practice focusing on consumer protection issues including: debt collection harassment, credit reporting errors, wrongful repossession, debt defense, and unfair business practices

Carli Bryant can certainly empathize with her injured clients. Carli herself was a victim of a truck accident at the age of 17 when she was t-boned by a dump truck transporting a heavy load of debris. The collision completely changed her life and inspired her to become a personal injury attorney.. Her own traumatic experience allows Carli to connect with her clients on a deeper level, giving her the ability to understand the physical and emotional turmoil caused by serious accidents.. "Many times, car accidents or any personal injury incident will shake clients in every way, and this happens financially, emotionally, and physically," Carli said. "I believe a personal injury lawyer’s role in the community is to give a sense of hope to those facing one of the most difficult times in their lives.". Carli was raised in Tuscaloosa County, where farm life taught her humility and a hard work ethic. She majored in Political Science at Middle Tennessee State University and received her Juris Doctorate with honors from Samford University's Cumberland School of Law.. Following law school, Carli began her legal career at a plaintiff’s firm representing clients in complex personal injury lawsuits. Her compassion and desire to help those in need brought her to Cory Watson, where she focuses her practice on civil litigation, motor vehicle accidents, and personal injury law.. In her free time, Carli enjoys long-distance running, traveling, hiking and watching movies. She is an active member of Church of the Highlands.

C. Vance McBrayer, Jr. is a 2003 graduate from Huntingdon College with a degree in Public Affairs, a combination of Political Science, History, and Philosophy.  In 2007 he received his Juris Doctor degree from Cumberland School of Law.. Since law school, Vance has had the opportunity to practice in many areas of the law, including litigation, family law, estate planning, criminal law, and creditor law.  Vance got his start in accident and personal injury law first as an attorney and later as the Chief Operating Officer of a personal injury firm.. Vance started the McBrayer Law Firm to focus on and to better serve the needs of clients.  Working hand-in-hand with Vine Ministry, the McBrayer Law Firm is also able to make an impact in the community while making an impact in the lives of clients.

Brian Miller was born and raised in Birmingham, Alabama. He attended the University of Alabama at Birmingham and earned his J.D. law degree from the Birmingham School of Law in 2005. After graduating from law school, Brian had opportunities to join several large law firms, but he chose to join Jack McNamee and form McNamee & Miller because he liked Jack McNamee’s philosophy toward clients. Brian wanted to practice law in an environment where clients were treated with respect and given the personal attention they deserved. And so, the two came together and formed McNamee & Miller. Since joining forces with Jack in 2006, Brian has spent the last 7 years passionately representing individuals maimed or killed due to the wrongful conduct of others. Brian has successfully obtained millions of dollars in judgments and/or settlements for victims across the southeast.. Brian is admitted to practice law through The Alabama Bar and the U.S. District Court, Northern District of Alabama. He is a member of the Alabama Bar Association, the Birmingham Bar Association, the American Association for Justice, and the Alabama Association for Justice.

BRETT M. BLOOMSTON is the managing partner of the Birmingham law firm, The Bloomston Firm. He concentrates his practice in the areas of criminal defense, white collar crime, DUI, Civil Rights, and general litigation.. Mr. Bloomston has been featured as a commentator on Court TV’s, “In Session” and has appeared on “The Today Show,” “20/20” and “Dateline.”. Brett is recognized as one of Alabama’s Super Lawyers and is rated by Martindale-Hubble as ” AV”, that agencies highest rating, and Birmingham Magazine’s Top Attorneys in Criminal Law and White Collar Crime. Mr. Bloomston is a 1993 Honors B.A. graduate from the University of Alabama and earned his J.D. in 1996 from the University of Alabama School of Law.. Brett is married to the lovely Marian Nelson Bloomston and the couple have five boys together. ranging in age from 25 to 11 years old. Brett loves to ski and travel in his rare, spare time.

Born in Norfolk, Virginia, David Norris graduated magna cum laude with an Associate of Science degree in business administration from J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College. He then moved to Provo, Utah, and earned his bachelor's degree in English from Brigham Young University. After deciding to pursue a career in law, David received his Juris Doctor from The Cumberland School of Law at Samford University in Birmingham.. As co-owner of Norris Injury Lawyers, David is passionate about giving a voice to people who have been injured or harmed. Since 1987, he's focused his legal practice in the areas of personal injury, mass tort, negligence, insurance law, and asbestos.. In his free time, David enjoys spending time with his wife, four children, and four grandchildren. He can also be found golfing, reading, traveling, and researching his family history. David is an active member of his church. He served as a missionary in Japan for two years and currently serves as a lay minister.

April H. Collins is an Alabama attorney who places the utmost emphasis on her clients and ensuring they receive top-notch service.  April was recently recognized as a 10 Best Personal Injury Attorney for exceptional and outstanding client service.  She understands that case success and client satisfaction go hand-in-hand.  She is committed to achieving both.