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Our owner is a trial lawyer trained by the best. LLM in Trial Advocacy Temple University School of Law and Graduate of Prestigious Gerry Spence Trial Lawyers College.. When you choose our firm to represent you in family law,  you will be working with a firm focused solely on your type of problem.. We help families feel secure, recover from loss, and make life better out of divorce.. We help your family close a bad chapter of life through legal representation that involves deeply understanding your needs, educating you to eliminate fear, and offering innovative legal strategies that help move your case to resolution without undue delay.

Nora Hickman earned her law degree from Birmingham School of Law in 2012 and is licensed to practice in the State of Alabama. Prior to law school, Nora earned undergraduate and graduate degrees in social work from the University of Montevallo and the University of Alabama, respectively. She served in the United States Peace Corps as a community development volunteer between undergraduate and graduate school. Today Nora is active in the local theatre and arts communities.

My life has been about making things happen ... without regard to the odds or the difficulty. Experience. Knowledge. Relentlessness. This is my commitment to you!Relentlessness:I worked full time and put myself through x-ray school which took 2 years. When finished, I worked full time and put myself through a degree in chemistry and bio-chemistry. When finished, I worked full time - in Huntsville, AL - and put myself through law school - in Birmingham, AL. I drove over 200 miles, round trip, every day for 3 years to complete this last effort.Knowledgeable:I worked in the medical field for 13 years doing trauma and surgical x-rays. Additionally, I used my chemistry degree by working in the nuclear consulting industry prior to going to law school.  I have now (May 2013) worked as an attorney for 15 years.Experience: 18 years. Thousands of cases. Approximately 3000 DUI cases alone. I have tried numerous jury trials including, but not limited to assault charges, burglary, rape, DUI, drugs (including drug trafficking and possession) and murder cases.

My law practice has been concentrated in the area of Criminal Defense since 2011. In that time, I have handled countless matters, including criminal prosecution for the Town of Owens Cross Roads, and criminal defense at the City and County levels. Although I employ a full-time paralegal, I am responsible for all aspects of my practice including the communication with my clients.. Although I always enjoy trying cases, my greatest reward comes from drawing on my knowledge and experience to make an accurate legal assessment of each case and efficiently reaching the best possible outcome for my client.. If you or a someone you care about has been arrested, call my office and schedule a free consultation. We will talk through the case and I will provide you with my assessment of your options.

My law practice emphasis includes representation of local government and defense of civil rights litigation, primarily defense of law enforcement officers accused of professional misconduct. I also frequent lecture throughout the region on issues relating to police civil liability and teaches local officers through the Huntsville Police Department Academy (APOST Certified). I am admitted to practice law in Alabama state courts, all federal courts within the State of Alabama, the fifth, sixth, and eleventh United States Circuit Courts, and the United States Supreme Court. I graduated from the University of Alabama School of Law in 1980, where I served as Managing Editor of the Alabama Law Review.

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Ms. Smith’s practice is centered on the representation of businesses and municipalities in a wide range of litigation matters, including employment discrimination and retaliation, contract disputes, automobile accidents, and police civil-liability lawsuits.. She has significant experience representing governmental officials and entities in tort litigation brought under Alabama and federal law, including claims brought under 42 U.S.C. 1983, Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). She represents clients involved in lawsuits filed in both federal and state courts, and has significant appellate experience before the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit and the Alabama Supreme Court.. The following language is required pursuant to rule 7.2(e) of the Alabama Rules of Professional Conduct: no representation is made that the quality of legal services to be performed is greater than the quality of legal services performed by other lawyers.

Ms. Canupp’s practice is focused on family law and divorce. She regularly counsels clients about division of assets, child custody, alimony, support, modifications, and related matters. When clients wish to settle their divorce or other family law matter, she will work with clients, opposing counsel, and mediators to work out the best possible solution.. When settlement is not possible, she will assist clients at trial and, if necessary, on appeal. She has significant experience litigating major divorce and related matters and has tried divorce and family law cases before almost all of the judges in Madison, Morgan, and Limestone Counties. Ms. Canupp has handled many matters in surrounding counties and has briefed and orally argued significant family law issues on appeal to Alabama’s appellate courts.. Along with many other family law issues, Ms. Canupp regularly advises clients about adoptions, paternity, qualified domestic relations orders, and division of retirement accounts, including military retirement benefits and thrift savings plans.. Ms. Canupp’s experience in family law began during law school where she was the administrative chair of the Family Law Society. While serving as chair, she represented indigent family law clients through the Children’s Rights and Family Law Clinic.

Mr. Royer’s practice is primarily focused on litigation. He practices primarily in the areas of local governmental liability, civil rights and constitutional litigation, employment, commercial disputes and professional malpractice, both at the trial level and on appeal. He frequently serves as a court-appointed mediator in civil litigation for federal and state courts. He also regularly represents clients in general civil and insurance defense litigation.. Mr. Royer typically defends municipalities, county governments, and other governmental entities when they are sued for negligence, civil rights violations, and other matters.

Mr. Moore's practice is centered on real estate and matters which are considered initially in the probate courts. He also has experience in the representation of defendants in litigated matters. Mr. Moore has represented most of the major lenders in the north Alabama market and borrowers from those lenders. He has assisted industrial clients in negotiating and obtaining attractive tax and economic incentives for industrial expansion throughout Alabama.. He is an agent for First American and Mississippi Valley Title Insurance companies and routinely issues owners and lenders policies on both commercial and residential property. He has represented commercial lenders in collecting from delinquent borrowers. He is experienced in matters concerning foreclosure and the representation of creditors in the bankruptcy court. He has also represented clients with zoning requests, variances, annexations, vacations of easements and rights of way, and appeared before the local Board of Zoning Adjustment and the Planning Commission and its subcommittees. He has handled appeals from the decisions of these bodies.. In representing his clients, Mr. Moore has enjoyed a positive working relationship with the staffs of the Planning, Engineering, Inspection, Community Development, and Legal departments of the City of Huntsville. He serves as a hearing officer for the City of Huntsville for matters arising under its personnel policies and procedures. On an on-going basis, he represents the City of Huntsville Department of Community Development, and has worked with that department and representatives of Huntsville Housing Developments, Inc., in rehabilitating the Meadow Hills community. Mr. Moore has also provided legal services to the non-profit organization, Living in Family Transition (LIFT) Housing.. For several years, Mr. Moore was responsible for the evictions undertaken by the Housing Authority of the City of Huntsville. He continues to represent clients involved in landlord-tenant disputes.

Mr. Mastando has accumulated a wealth of knowledge serving as an attorney for the federal government, as in-house counsel to publicly-traded companies, and in private practice for individuals, as well as for small and large companies.. This multi-faceted perspective enables him to identify and resolve legal problems, often before they arise. In addition, Mr. Mastando has counseled clients on corporate law issues includingcorporate formation and restructuring, e-commerce, and complex litigation.. While he practices in several areas of the law, including serious personal injury, Tony has a special enthusiasm for cases that involve fraud against the government.  He is a member of the Tax Payers Against Fraud Education Fund, a national organization of lawyers who represent whistleblowers.  Tony has been awarded the highest peer review rating, AV Preeminent®, by Martindale-Hubbell® Peer Review Ratings.™. Prior to becoming a lawyer, Mr. Mastando was a Military Intelligence Analyst, Linguist and Paratrooper in the U.S. Army from 1985-1992. Among his duty assignments, he served in Southwest Asia during Operations Desert Storm and Desert Shield.. Mr. Mastando received his Juris Doctorate from the University of Michigan Law School and a Bachelor of Science from the University of Florida. He was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and Golden Key National Honor Societies. He is also a member of the Sigma Chi social fraternity. Tony practices karate and has been an avid motorcyclist since 1986.

Mr. Koza practices mainly in the areas of family law and personal injury in the Huntsville and Decatur offices of The Harris Firm LLC. He fights for individuals in their divorce or custody matters in Madison County as well as helping injured individuals get the compensation they deserve in North Alabama.

Mr. Joseph moved to Huntsville, Alabama from Boston, Massachusetts in January of 2002.. Mr. Joseph attended Oakwood University where he received his Bachelors of Social Work in 2008. While working in the Social Work field, as a Domestic Violence Victim Advocate, Mr. Joseph attended Birmingham School of Law, and obtained his Juris Doctorate in 2015. In December 2016, Mr. Joseph opened the Joseph Law Firm. Mr. Joseph has a passion for serving his community, this has been demonstrated by Mr. Joseph currently serving as an adjunct professor in the Social Work and Prelaw Department at Oakwood University. Sitting on the Domestic Violence and Human Trafficking Task Force. Working in various position as a social service provider at HEALS Inc, Community Action Partnership on North Alabama, Boys & Girls Club of North Alabama, Crisis Service of North Alabama, and the Red Cross of Madison County.. Mr. Joseph currently conducts various training classes on domestic violence prevention, child/elder abuse prevention, and human trafficking awareness to civilian/military personal and some law enforcement agencies.. Mr. Joseph is an advocate for the members of the community and seeks provide quality legal representation to all that seeks assistance.. Mr. Joseph is fluent in French and Haitian Creole

Mitch Howie was born June 12, 1954 at Langley Air Force Base, Virginia. He graduated from Huntsville High, Huntsville, Ala. in 1972. He then attended the University of Virginia for his undergraduate and the University of Alabama. He graduated from the University of Alabama School of Law in 1980. Upon graduation, he worked for two years in the Gulf of Mexico oil fields. He practiced law in Galveston, Texas, from 1984 until 1988 when he returned to Huntsville, Alabama. The Law firm of Mitch Howie has been located at 107 North Side Square, Huntsville, Alabama, since 1991.. Mitch Howie is a member of the Alabama State Bar Association, the Madison County Bar Association, and and has practiced bankruptcy in all Alabama Courts and the Southern District of Texas. He is licensed to practice in state and federal Courts in Alabama and before the 11th Circuit Federal Court of Appeals in Atlanta, Georgia.. Personally, Mitch Howie has been married since 1986 to his wife Debra Howie. They have three children, Schuyler, Turner and Cailin who were active in film, music, gourmet cooking, horseback riding, soccer and other sports. Turner is attending junior college, working at Watercress Restuarant and Cailin is a Senior at Madison County High and has been accepted at the University of Alabama.. Mitch Howie represents individuals and small business owners in legal matters from corporate organization to dissolution and is a full service law firm. Legal business services range from determining what type of organization whether it be partnership, incorporation or a limited liability corporation. Individual legal services include adoption and divorce to estate planning and probating a will. The firm believes that a successful business or personal financial plan requires legal expertise in multiple areas. Mitch Howie successfully protected a minority shareholders rights in "squeeze-out merger" in Ex Parte Baron Services, Inc. 874 So. 2d 5445 ( Ala. 2003). In that case the Alabama Supreme Court disallowed the use of a minority shareholder discount in valuing the shareholders stock.. In representing injured individuals the law firm has successfully litigated or settled hundreds of personal injury cases with an emphasis on automobile accidents and uninsured motorists.. Mitch Howie is also licensed to practice in the Federal Bankruptcy Courts in Alabama. Debts discharged range anywhere from medical bills to car loans credit cards and pay day loan debts.. In the area of family law, the firm has attempted to obtain a fair and equitable division of marital property and the payment of child support based upon Alabama law. In Stewart v. Stewart 771 So., 2d 484 the Ala., Court of Civil Appeals overturned the Madison County Circuit Court requiring that there be a good reason for variation from judicial guidelines of child support awards.. Mitch Howie's nephew is Mitchell J. Howie. Mitchell has recently left the Judge Advocate General Corps of the United States Air Force. Mitchell is a licensed Texas attorney and is providing additional legal support on cases at the Law Office of Mitchell Howie. While both attorneys are solo practitioners, each Mitchell relies on the other for advice and counsel with respect to the most effective representation of all their individual clients. Mitchell J. Howie's website can be seen at .

Matthew Bailey handles Federal and State criminal charges as well as criminal and civil appeals. He also represents individuals in State parole hearings, expungements, and all forms of post-trial filings across Alabama. He has sucesses in the courtroom and on appeal as well as in getting clients released on parole.. Mr. Bailey graduated from the University of Alabama School of Law, after receiving a Certificate in Public Interest Law, Order of Samaritan Award, Dean’s Community Service Award, and admission to the Bench and Bar Legal Honor Society. During law school, Mr. Bailey worked as a research assistant that focused on Constitutional Law issues and interned at the Community Law Office - Jefferson County Public Defender’s Office. Mr. Bailey believes his passion and education make him a strong advocate for all his clients, and he is excited to bring his expertise and skills to work long-term for the benefit of all of his clients.

Mariam A. Irwin was born in Bethesda, Maryland and moved to Huntsville in 2003. Mari is a direct descendant of Benjamin Franklin on her father’s side of the family and a third-generation attorney on her mother’s side of the family.  She is named after her maternal great grandmother, whose husband ran a fruit cart in New York City in the late 1800s and early 1900s.. Mari attended undergraduate school in New Orleans, Louisiana.  She graduated in 2001 with a double major in Psychology and Sociology from Newcomb College at Tulane University.  While at Tulane, Mari wrote music reviews for the Tulane Hullabaloo and was a member of the school band.. After graduating from college, Mari worked as a legal assistant in a variety of law firms in Washington, DC and Huntsville, Alabama.. Mari graduated from Cumberland School of Law in 2008.  She was an active member of Cumberland’s Women in Law student organization, Trial Advocacy Board, and Cordell Hull Speaker’s Forum.  Mari was selected to be a Judge Abraham Caruthers Fellow, to assist first year students in their legal writing class.  While at law school, Mari focused on practical legal skills in her classes and through competing in and judging student competitions in the areas of mediation, client counseling, negotiation, and trials.. Immediately after passing the Alabama Bar Exam, Mari began working with the law firm of William P. Burgess, Jr., P.C., which specializes in all areas of family law.  In October of 2012, she opened her own family law practice.. Since she was first admitted to practice law, Mari has been an active member of her local Huntsville-Madison County Bar Association, as well as in statewide professional organizations.  She was a founding member of the Madison County Women’s Section in 2008 and chaired the section from 2010 through 2012.. From 2012 to 2013, Mari was a member of the Alabama Law Institute’s Collaborative Law Committee, which created state guidelines and statutes regarding the uniform use of collaborative law in this state. Since 2013, she has been a member of the Alabama Supreme Court Committee on Collaborative Law Rules of Procedure.. From 2014 through 2016, Mari was the North Alabama Regional Chair of the Family Law Section of the Alabama State Bar.. Outside of work, Mari enjoys spending time with her husband and her rescue dogs, following politics, researching her family genealogy, cooking, and reading.

Let’s Make Change Positive. Divorce, child custody battles; these are not terms that often fill people with hope or positivity. I am not just another divorce lawyer, though.  As the founder of Project Positive Change, I don't just help my client’s receive fair treatment throughout their cases, I help them stay focused on the positive and on creating a better future for themselves.. My Divorce Law Experience. I have been practicing divorce law for over 20 years. I have experience in divorce cases of all varieties, including military divorce and LGBT divorce. If you need help navigating Alabama divorce laws, I know the way.. The C.A.R.E. Philosophy. I truly care about my clients. I'm responsive, attentive, and willing to get up early and stay up late to make sure your case is as strong as it can be. I approach each case under my own philosophy of C.A.R.E.. You can read more about my C.A.R.E. philosophy, experience, and how I focus on positive change on my website at .

Legal Services Alabama is funded by the Legal Services Coroporation in Washington D.C. to provide free civil legal services to low income Alabamians. The goal of the Legal Services Corporations is to ensure equal access to justice under the law for all Americans by providing civil legal assistance to those who otherwise would be unable to afford it.

Law Clerk to the Honorable John C. Tyson, Judge of the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals, 1973 - 1974.

L. Thomas Ryan, Jr. is a founding partner of the law firm of Ryan Hicks Cumpton & Cumpton, LLP, and is the managing partner in the firm's Huntsville office. Mr. Ryan began his private law practice with an emphasis on civil litigation. His firm’s practice is now primarily devoted to advising clients in the areas of trusts and wills, probate administration, elder law, Medicaid and nursing home planning, estate and gift tax planning, corporate and business law, business succession planning, IRA and retirement planning, charitable gift planning, prenuptial agreements, and adoptions. He has served since 1984 as a Special Assistant Attorney General for the State of Alabama representing the Alabama Department of Human Resources, primarily in Adult Protective Services cases, Conservatorships and Guardianships, as well as juvenile dependency matters.. Mr. Ryan earned his Juris Doctor degree from the University of Alabama School of Law, where he was the Articles Editor for the Law and Psychology Review. He also completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Alabama earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology.. Mr. Ryan is a member of the Alabama State Bar Association and its sections on Elder Law (Charter Member and Chair (2004-2005, 2005-2006)), Real Property, Probate and Trust Law (Secretary (2004-2005), Treasurer (2005-2006), Vice-Chair (2006-2008), and Chair (2008-2009)), and Taxation Law; the Huntsville Madison County Bar Association; the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys; and the American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys.. He is admitted to practice before all courts in the State of Alabama, as well as the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Alabama and the 11th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals. Mr. Ryan is a frequent speaker on estate planning topics, and regularly presents educational seminars for public and private audiences.. Mr. Ryan has lived in Alabama for over four decades.  He has two grown sons.  He is a former Board member and two-term former President of the Foster Children's Alliance, a non-profit corporation that provides assistance for foster children.  His concern for the welfare of children also led him to serve as a Board member of the National Children's Advocacy Center.  He served three terms on the Alabama Board of Bar Commissioners for the 23rd Judicial Circuit which includes Huntsville and Madison County from 2003 to 2012. In his leisure time, Mr. Ryan enjoys reading, boating, photography and golf.. In addition to his busy practice, Mr. Ryan is a frequent speaker on estate planning and elder law topics, regularly presenting educational seminars to the public as well as to private groups.

Kristina Sexton earned her law degree from Barry University School of Law, with a specialization in Children and Families, and Trial Advocacy. Prior to that, Ms. Sexton earned her B.S in Legal Studies from the University of Central Florida. Since 2005, Ms. Sexton has worked her way up from an assistant in a family law firm all the way to a Partner Attorney. Following graduation, Ms. Sexton sat for the Florida Bar where she was admitted and additionally she sat for the Alabama Bar where she was also admitted. Ms. Sexton moved to Huntsville and immediately became very active with the National Children Advocacy Center where she volunteered, and additionally she became trained as a Court Appointed Juvenile Advocate. Ms. Sexton is also licensed at a Guardian ad Litem, representing children in the Madison County, Morgan County, and Limestone County areas. In 2016, Ms. Sexton joined forces with Attorney Coby Boswell and they started NXTSTEP Family Law P.C.. In 2014, 2015, 2016 & 2017, Ms. Sexton was nationally recognized as being the "Top 10 Under 40" as a family law practitione.. Ms. Sexton is active in a number of professional organizations including the Madison County Bar Association, Orange County Florida Bar Association, Limestone County Bar Association, Florida State Bar, Alabama State Bar, Family Law Division, American Academy of Justice, National Children’s Avocacy Center and Court Appointed Juvenile Advocates of Huntsville. Ms. Sexton is fully dedicated in giving back to the community and representing the best interest of families.

Kimberly C. Brown earned her law degree from the Southern University Law Center in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, graduating in the top one-third of her class, after working as a nuclear process support chemist at the former named Westinghouse Savannah River Site.  She is licensed to practice law in the State of Alabama and is the Owner/Managing Partner of the Kimberly C. Brown Law Firm, LLC.. Kim is known for being professional, direct and articulate.  She is sought by clients from all walks of life for her knowledge, advocacy skills, and client-focused results.  In 2016, Attorney Brown was nationally recognized as being one of the “Top 10 Under 40” by the National Academy of Family Law Attorneys.. A native of Alexandria, Louisiana, Attorney Brown has an unyielding commitment to advocating for people and standing for what is right.  This passion for championing the rights of others is what sparked her transition from science to law.  Her career as a chemist and now an attorney has sharpened her research and analytical skills and has prepared her to represent you!. Kim is capable to serve in various capacities including defending persons accused of commitming crimes, representing families and mentally ill persons in the involuntary commitment process, representing plaintiffs and defendants in all types of family law cases and advocating for the best interest of children as a guardian ad litem.. Outside of the courtroom, Attorney Brown enjoys spending time with her husband and daughter, working out, and traveling.. Education. Southern University Law Center – J.D.. Southern University Agricultural & Mechanical College and University – B.S., Chemistry. Guardian Ad Litem, Certified. Professional Affiliations:. Alabama State Bar Association. Huntsville/Madison County Bar Association. American Bar Association. Leadership Distinctions. Leadership Huntsville-Madison County, Connect Class V. Alabama State Bar Leadership Forum, Class. Community Affiliations:. First Missionary Baptist Church, Member. Greater Huntsville Chapter of Jack & Jill of America, Inc.. Julius R. Scruggs Child Development Center & Academy, School Board Member. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Member. Sickle Cell Foundation of North Alabama, Board

Kerri Johnson Riley has dedicated her career to fighting for the rights of individuals and family businesses. Her practice is focused is on litigating injury, death, products liability, sexual harassment and discrimination, and worker's compensation cases for individuals, and the defense of family businesses in employment cases. With her training as a chemical engineer, she is a problem solver: adept at untangling complex legal issues and crafting creative solutions when protracted litigation is not in her clients' best interest. Mrs. Riley also accepts domestic relations cases that may require complex negotiation or litigation. Her clients appreciate her experience, diligence and commitment to their cause - while her unwaivering professional standards have earned her great respect in the legal community.. REPRESENTATIVE CONFIDENTIAL SETTLEMENTS -. $   624, present value of a judgment for on-the-job back injury.

John Brinkley has earned the prestigious AV Preeminent rating from Martindale-Hubbell, a national legal publication that surveys lawyers and judges. This is the highest peer review rating awarded to attorneys, recognizing both legal ability and ethical standards. John's extensive courtroom experience, strong rapport with judges, and skill in handling tough opponents set him apart.. A proud in-state graduate, John graduated as salutatorian of his law school class in 2005 and returned home to practice before founding his own firm in 2011. His practice spans wrongful death, personal injury, alcohol server liability, fraud, probate matters, criminal defense (including DUI and trafficking), and all types of homicide, including Death Penalty defense. John is deeply engaged in both local and state bar activities.. Locally, he served on the executive committee of the Huntsville-Madison County Bar Association for over ten years, eventually becoming president in 2022. He has also been a long-time member of the Madison County Volunteer Lawyers Program (MCVLP) board of directors, including two terms as chairman. MCVLP helps individuals with limited access to justice, and in 2012, John was named MCVLP’s “VIP of the Year.”. At the Alabama State Bar (ASB), John served on the Board of Bar Commissioners from 2012 to 2021, participating in character and fitness and disciplinary panels. He also completed the Alabama State Bar’s Leadership Forum (Class 9). In 2016, he received the Jeanne Marie Leslie Award for his work with the Lawyer’s Assistance Program. In 2019, John earned the President’s Award, given to ASB members who best embody its motto, "Lawyers Render Service." In 2021, he was honored with the ASB “Commissioners Award,” recognizing his ongoing commitment to improving the administration of justice in Alabama. John was elected Chairman of the ASB’s Solo and Small Firm Section in 2024, supporting Alabama's solo and small firm practitioners.. In 2022, John received the Pro Bono Fairness Award from Legal Services of Alabama and was inducted as a Fellow of the Alabama Law Foundation and its Atticus Finch Society. In 2020, a local radio station named him the "Best Lawyer in Huntsville.". John is happily married to Kristen and they are the proud parents of ten children.

Joe A. King, Jr., has been trying cases on behalf of injured plaintiffs or surviving families since 2000.. Mr. King is AV Preeminent® rated. This is the highest peer rating standard. This rating signifies that a large number of the lawyer’s peers rank him or her at the highest level of professional excellence for their legal knowledge, communication skills and ethical standards.. Firm founder Harvey Morris brought King in as an intern one summer and then hired him immediately after he got his law degree and passed the State Bar in 2000. His legal accomplishments since then have earned him prestigious professional recognition. Recognized in the 2019 Edition of The Best Lawyers in America ©, Joe A. King Jr was recognized in six categories, including Litigation – Insurance, Mass Tort Litigation/ Class Actions – Plaintiffs, Medical Malpractice Law – Plaintiffs, Personal Injury Litigation – Plaintiffs, Product Liability Litigation, Plaintiffs, and Workers’ Compensation Law – Claimants. In 2016, King was named Best Attorney by the Best Attorneys of America and listed as one of the Top 100 Litigation Lawyers in the State of Alabama by the American Society of Legal Advocates. In 2015 , he was featured in the Top Ten Under 40 by the National Academy of Personal Injury Attorneys. King has also been named as one of the Top 100 Trial Lawyers in Alabama by the National Trial Lawyers Association and an Alabama SuperLawyer by SuperLawyers magazine.. Joe King appeared on the legal podcast Next Lawyer Up with Ron Sykstus in April of 2020. You can listen to the episode with Joe and Ron by clicking here.