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Attorney Randall “Randy” Stark Haynes is a partner at Morris Haynes Attorneys at Law. Since 1988, Mr. Haynes has served as Municipal Judge of Alexander City. His practice focuses on litigation surrounding product liability, railroad and trucking accident, wrongful deaths, and consumer litigation. He has handled multiple cases that resulted in multi-million dollar recoveries after trial or settlement, including a recent $3.99 million personal injury verdict in Troup County, GA. Additionally, Mr. Haynes also has experience representing small business owners against insurance companies or corporations. Mr. Haynes has been selected to represent multiple District Attorneys in cases brought pursuant to the Alabama Deceptive Trade Practices Act.

Attorney Jeremy Knowles is a partner at Morris Haynes Attorneys at Law. Since 1997, Mr. Knowles has practiced almost exclusively in the areas of automobile negligence, tractor trailer litigation, product liability, and motor vehicle crashworthiness. He has worked on some of the largest product liability cases in the country and is routinely consulted by national news organizations for his skill and experience with automobile product liability issues. The total of the verdicts and settlements which Mr. Knowles has attained exceeds $100,000,, including a 2005 verdict that was listed in the National Law Journal as one of the top 25 verdicts in 2005. Mr. Knowles is a member of the American and Alabama Associations for Justice, serving on the Board of Governors and in the Emerging Leaders section of the latter. He has also served as an adjunct Professor of Law with a concentration in Constitutional Law at Faulkner University.

Attorney Emily Hornsby is the daughter of a former Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice and a lifelong resident of Alabama. From 2001 to 2004, Ms. Hornsby worked as Assistant Attorney General for the State of Alabama, representing the Jefferson County Department of Human Resources in child abuse and neglect cases. She is currently a partner at Morris Haynes Attorneys at Law, and focuses her practice on personal injury and wrongful death cases stemming from product defects, truck accidents, industrial accidents, legionella pneumonia, and fraud. In 2018, Ms. Hornsby was appointed to serve on the Quality of Life, Health and Wellness Task Force of the Alabama Bar Association and in 2019 was appointed as co-chair of the Birmingham Bar’s Health and Wellness Committee.

Attorney Clay Hornsby has been practicing with Morris Haynes Attorneys at Law for 22 years. He returned to the firm in 2020 after serving as Deputy Director of the Alabama Law Institute where he identified areas of Alabama law that were archaic, contradictory, and/or confusing. He worked with selected attorneys, professors, and judges to update, simplify, modernize, and amend these areas by amending statutes and proposing laws to the Alabama Legislature for passage. Clay also served as a coach for the University of Alabama’s Trial Advocacy Competition team which competed around the country in mock trials. These experiences have provided him with a broad knowledge of the law as well as the practical trial experience to better help evaluate and represent clients more effectively in court.

Attorney Amanda Luker focuses her practice on seeking justice for those who have been injured by the wrongful acts of others. She takes this responsibility very seriously and recognizes the importance of every case she handles, as well as the role cases play in ensuring a safer and better future. Her goal is to exceed expectations for every client and she considers herself fortunate to be able to represent clients seeking compensation for their injuries or the wrongful deaths of loved ones. She has helped clients in complex matters against product manufacturers, medical providers, engineers, insurance companies, employers, careless drivers, and government entities. A native of Coosa County, Amanda works in the Alexander City office of Morris Haynes Attorneys at Law, but welcomes the opportunity to represent clients wherever they need her.

As a former public defender, I know that your criminal charge affects your whole life. I practice holistic criminal defense, examining the circumstances that brought you to me. My goal is to heal not only your criminal charges, but also the factors in your life that cause you problems. I have extensive felony and misdemeanor experience, including jury trials, and I know the right way to fight for your rights and your life.

Andrew Salser practices law at  Lloyd & Hogan, P.C. Prior to joining the firm, he practiced at Andrew R. Salser, P.C. and he is a former staff attorney for the Tenth Judicial Circuit of Alabama, where he worked for the Honorable Houston L. Brown.   He is very active in the legal community, and is a board member for the Birmingham Bar Foundation, past chair of the Solo/Small Firm Section of the Birmingham Bar Association and a past member of the Executive Committee of the Birmingham Bar Association.  Andrew earned his Juris Doctorate from the Birmingham School of Law and his undergraduate degree from University of Alabama at Birmingham.  A native of Chelsea, Alabama, he currently resides in Birmingham with his wife Mary Brunson Salser, who is also an attorney, and their Pembroke Welsh Corgi, Oliver.  Andrew enjoys upland fowl and duck hunting, college football, food, cooking, and scuba diving.

Alexis Thomas is the founder of A. Thomas Law Group, LLC. and a certificated Guardian Ad Litem.  She is from Birmingham, Alabama and attended Birmingham School of Law.  While in law school, Alexis was the recipient of the Birmingham School of Law Minority Scholarship, Service to Women Scholarship Award presented by the Womens Section of the Birmingham Bar Association and the Trial Advocacy Golden Gavel Award.  Also while in law school, she served as Vice-President of the Trial Advocacy Team and was a member of the Hugh Locke Honor Society. Alexis received undergraduate degree from the University of Alabama at Birmingham where she became a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated.  She also has an MBA from Columbia Southern University.  Before becoming a lawyer, Alexis had over 17 years of experience in banking and corporate real estate.

Alcohol Licensing Lawyers assists alcohol retailers (restaurants, bars, hotels, grocery stores, gas stations, pharmacies, etc.), alcohol distributors (wine, beer and liquor distributors and importers) and alcohol manufacturers (breweries, distilleries, etc.) navigate the federal, state and local alcohol licensing process to obtain applicable alcohol licenses.. Alcohol Licensing Lawyers also assists clients resolve citations from the Alabama ABC Board negotiate to allow them continue selling alcohol, quickly begin selling alcohol again, keep a client's alcohol license and reduce fines from the ABC Board.. Alcohol Licenisng Lawyers can also assist with business entity creations, lease contract negotiations and other commercial matters.