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Russ has been engaged in complex commercial and business litigation for more than twenty years. He has defended and prosecuted partner and shareholder disputes, claims against officers and directors, professional liability claims, intellectual property disputes, franchise termination suits, and claims arising out of mergers and acquisitions.. His comprehensive litigation experience also includes product liability, insurance coverage, and other claims involving economic damages. Russ also advises businesses on matters involving the protection of intellectual property rights and other competitive advantages. He is a National Director of the Defense Research Institute, a member of the International Association of Defense Counsel, and a member of Lawyers for Civil Justice. He is presently serving as Vice Chair of DRI's External Policy Group for the Center of Public Policy.. He is an AV rated lawyer and has been recognized as an Alabama Super Lawyer since 2007, rated among the Top 50 Lawyers in 2013.

Rick represents large foreign employers with operations and offices in Alabama, he advises them on all aspects of immigration compliance and visas, and has represented clients under federal investigation or audit for alleged Form I-9 violations and employment of individuals not authorized to work in the U.S. Rick handles every immigration question, filing, administrative matter or controversy.

Richard Johnson practices primarily in the areas of construction, real estate, tort and commercial litigation. His construction practice involves handling matters for developers, sureties, general contractors, subcontractors, manufacturer and/or suppliers in almost every aspect of construction projects, including the initial bid phase, disputes that arise during construction, and post construction issues which include, but are not limited to, delay damage claims, construction defect claims, and bond claims. Mr. Johnson’s real estate litigation practice involves litigating and advising condominium developers and owners in regards to their rights and obligations under the Alabama Condominium Act and handling disputes that arise between buyers and sellers of real estate.  His practice also focuses on personal injury claims, including trucking accidents, wrongful death, premise liability, and defense of products liability claims. Mr. Johnson represents clients in state and federal courts in Alabama and Mississippi and arbitrations within and outside of the American Arbitration Association (AAA).

Rhonda Kinard, an Alabama native, has practiced law for several years in Alabama and Virginia courts. In 1999, she attended the University of Alabama at Birmingham, where she earned her Bachelor of Arts in Sociology. After college, Dr. Kinard earned a Juris Doctor from Regent University School of Law, graduating amid the top of her class. She graduated from Regent University School of Business, earning a Masters in Business Administration, cum laude. Finally, she graduated from Northcentral University, earning a Ph.D in Business with a specialization in Criminal Justice. While at Regent Law, Dr. Kinard interned at the United States District Court, Eastern District of Virginia, for the Honorable Raymond A. Jackson. Additionally, Dr. Kinard completed an externship at the Supreme Court of Alabama for the Honorable Tom Parker.. After law school, Dr. Kinard began her legal career by accepting an offer to serve in one of the seven legal clerkships at the Supreme Court of Virginia. From 2009 - 2011, she served as a judicial law clerk to the late Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Virginia, the Honorable Leroy Rountree Hassell, Sr. She also served as law clerk to the Honorable Charles Russell, Senior Justice of the Supreme Court of Virginia.. From 2011 - 2014, Dr. Kinard served as a prosecutor for the Newport News Commonwealth Attorney's Office, where she gained extensive litigation experience in both bench and jury trials. She has litigated thousands of criminal cases, including criminal and traffic misdemeanors, firearm offenses, drug offenses, white collar/property offenses, burglary, arson and violent felonies such as armed robbery, aggravated assaults, sexual offenses and homicide. Dr. Kinard's years as a prosecutor has shown her the devastating impact crime has on not only the victims but also on the defendant, as well as family members.. Dr. Kinard served as an Adjunct Professor at Regent University School of Law, where she taught criminal law and criminal procedure classes. Dr. Kinard also taught Business Law courses at ITT Technical Institute. Previously, Dr. Kinard served as an Adjunct Professor at ECPI University, where she taught criminal justice and business classes. Dr. Kinard is licensed to practice law in Alabama, Virginia, and California. She is also licensed to practice in all U.S. District Courts in the State of Alabama, which include the Southern District, Middle District, and Northern District of Alabama.

Retired, Colonel, US Army Reserves. Lead counsel in 200+ jury trials

Regina was born and raised in Anniston, Alabama.  Regina attended Jacksonville State University (JSU) where she received a Bachelor of Arts degree Summa Cum Laude in only three years.  Regina received her Juris doctorate from the University of Alabama School of Law.  Since that time, she has practice almost exclusively in the field of Civil Defense.. In 2012 Regina was honored with being selected as a “Rising Star” among Super Lawyers for the State of Alabama.  This honor is limited to less than 5% of lawyers nationwide.. Regina specializes in the defense of personal injury, premises liablity, workers’ compensation, construction defect, wrongful death and complex litigation.  She has had the privilege of litigating with some of the best trial lawyers in Alabama, Florida and Mississippi.  Regina is not only licensed in all three states, she regularly practices in the those states where she is an active member of the state and federal bars.. Regina believes that the most important asset a lawyer has is her knowledge of the law and legal profession.  Regina works diligently to not only understand the law in the states in which she practices but  prepares others by teaching continuing education classes for claims handlers, fellow attorneys, and members of the bar.. Regina is blessed with the support of her loving family.  She is married to her husband, Randy.  They have two adult children, Amber and Michael.  Both children have married, and Regina is expecting her first grandchild in November 2012.  Regina enjoys camping, canoeing, and heading to the beach with her family.. Education:. Jacksonville State University, Summa Cum Laude, B.A.University of Alabama, J.D.. Admitted to Practice:. State of AlabamaState of FloridaState of MississippiUnited States District Court, Southern District of AlabamaUnited States District Court, Middle District of AlabamaUnited States District Court, Northern District of AlabamaNorthern District Court of FloridaSouthern District Court of Mississippi. Professional Memberships:. Alabama State Bar AssociationMobile Bar AssociationFlorida State Bar AssociationBaldwin County Bar AssociationPensacola Bar AssociationDefense Research InstituteAlabama Defense Lawyers AssociationAlabama Women Lawyers Association

Raised in Montgomery, Alabama, Attorney Garrett White graduated from Trinity Presbyterian High School where he played trumpet in the band, and competed in many scholastic competitions. He attended both the University of Alabama and Samford University on academic scholarships, where he majored in Philosophy. He then attended Cumberland School of Law, also on academic scholarship, where he was a member of the Arbitration team and National Trial team.. Garrett chose to attend law school after interning at the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals and the Alabama Supreme Court. While attending law school, he clerked for Montgomery Circuit Court Judge Roman Shaul, and worked at the Jefferson County Public Defender’s Office. Upon passing the Alabama Bar, Garrett clerked for the Presiding Judge of Jefferson County, Judge Elisabeth French.. Garrett moved to Mobile, Alabama and began working with Greene & Phillips in 2021. He has a strong desire to help those injured by others, and has an unwavering commitment to the principles of law.

Quality Representation. Experienced Advocate.  Fierce Courtroom Presence.. Jessica Pilgrim is a family law attorney who will aggressively litigate your case.  If you are looking for a lawyer who understands the law, knows the courtroom, and who will fight your case beginning to end, contact Jessica Pilgrim for a consultation.  Family law is about protecting your loved ones.  Don't leave the outcome of your case to chance.  Hire the attorney who will work with you to make a plan of action and execute a personalized legal strategy to get results in your case.

Peggy was a longtime educator and administrator serving the children in Mobile county for almost 25 years prior to pursuing a law degree.  She received her BA and M. ED from the University of South Alabama and her Doctor of Education from The University of Alabama.  Dr. Nikolakis received her Juris Doctorate from Jones School of Law and has been a practicing attorney in Mobile since 1996.  She served on the Mobile County School Board for 6 years representing district 5.  Her compassion and commitment to the children of the community is unparalleled.

My office is in Mobile, but much of my practice involves cases in Baldwin County.

My law practice focuses overwhelmingly on worker's compensation, car wrecks, and criminal defense. Allow me to put in the hard work to obtain justice for you.

Mr. Long was born and raised in Mobile, Alabama. He obtained his bachelor of science degree in political science from Spring Hill College, where he graduated magna cum laude in 1989. He earned his doctor of jurisprudence from the Vanderbilt University School of Law in 1992.

Mr. Lamberth attributes his passion for the law to his grandfather, who although not a lawyer, had profound impact on his life. His grandfather was the assistant superintendant of schools in Norfolk, Virginia at the time the United States Supreme Court handed down Brown v. Board of Education, the case that held that forced segregation in schools or elsewhere is illegal. After becoming superintendant of schools, his grandfather was charged with carrying out the mandates of the Supreme Court, and integrating Norfolk’s schools, which he did with great courage and commitment to the law. He was later honored by local lawyers and politicians for “changing things through law and reason,” by providing “intelligent and compassionate answers to the needs of citizens which will provide an alternative to violent protests.”. Today, Mr. Lamberth strives to carry forth, on behalf of his clients, this same sense of justice, integrity, and commitment. These characteristics have served him well as he was named co-lead counsel in several class actions against the nation’s largest automobile loan companies relating to their discriminatory lending policies. Working for small business and individuals victimized by corporate wrongdoing, he has recovered millions of dollars on behalf of his clients in various types of complex litigation and personal injury cases.. He is dedicated to his community and church. He serves the South Alabama Volunteer Lawyers Program, which provides literally thousands of hours of free legal assistance in Mobile, Clarke and Washington Counties to those who cannot afford it. As an avid outdoorsman, he has volunteered his time to protect the environment, serving on the Board of the Alabama Rivers Alliance and is currently the Chairman of the Coastal Conservation Association Alabama. He is a member of the 2010 Class of Leadership Mobile, and currently serves as an Executive Committee member of the Alabama Association for Justice. He, his wife Kelley, and his children Key, Libba, and Win attend Covenant Presbyterian Church in Mobile, where he currently facilitates an adult Sunday school class.. Mr. Lamberth grew up and went to high school in Mobile. He graduated from the University of Virginia in 1994 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Government. He then attended Cumberland School of Law, Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama. While in law school, he served on the Cumberland Law Review and participated in numerous mock trial and moot court competitions. He graduated from Cumberland in 1998 with honors. After graduating, he served as law clerk to Justice Champ Lyons, Jr. of the Alabama Supreme Court. He then entered private practice in 1999.. Mr. Lamberth is licensed to practice law in Alabama and Mississippi and has been admitted to practice in the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth and Eleventh Circuits, as well as all federal district courts in Alabama and Mississippi. He has handled cases all across the United States.  His areas of practice include personal injury, complex business litigation, product liability, industrial, trucking and automobile accidents, class actions, environmental and toxic torts, admiralty (injuries on or near our navigable waters), oil and gas litigation, and insurance fraud and bad faith.

Mr. Cain, born in Memphis, Tennessee, was raised in Jasper, Alabama. He completed his undergraduate degree at Auburn University where he received numerous honors. In 2003, he received his Juris Doctorate magna cum laude from the University of Alabama School of Law. During law school, he was a Hugo Black Scholar and selected into the Order of the Coif and the Order of the Barristers. He also served as a Senior Editor for the Alabama Law Review, participated in various legal advocacy competitions, and was a finalist in the John A. Campbell Moot Court Competition, receiving the Reuben H. Wright award for best advocate. Mr. Cain also served as a member of the Jessup Moot Court team, competing in regional competitions of International advocacy. Mr. Cain was admitted to the Alabama Bar in 2003. He has practiced with the law firm of Cunningham Bounds, LLC since that time. Mr. Cain has been lead and co-lead counsel in numerous cases with multi-million dollar verdicts and settlements. His practice areas include eighteen-wheeler trucking accidents, automobile accidents, fires and explosions, product defects/failures, industrial accidents, medical malpractice, insurance fraud/bad faith, and injuries invoking admiralty and maritime law. He is married to the former Stephanie Smith of Thomaston, Georgia. David, Stephanie, and their three boys, Davis, Noah, and Roen, reside in Fairhope. Mr. Cain volunteers his time coaching Bayside Academy’s second, third, and fourth-grade football team. He also serves as a coach for two teams in the Fairhope Youth Baseball League. Mr. Cain supports the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, and is a graduate member of its 2010 Greater Mobile Leadership Class. Benchmark Plaintiff lists Mr. Cain as a "Local Litigation Star" in its Alabama rankings of personal injury attorneys and has identified him as a “Star” in its Guide to America's Leading Litigation Firms and Attorneys. He is listed in the Best Lawyers in America®, and is also listed Super Lawyers magazine as one of the top plaintiff attorneys in Alabama. In addition, he was recognized as one of Mobile's "Forty Under 40" for 2010.. Mr. Cain is admitted to practice in all Alabama state and federal courts, the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals, and the United States Supreme Court. Mr. Cain is a member of the Mobile County Bar Association (member of the Diversity Task Force), Alabama State Bar (member of the Young Lawyers Executive Committee), Alabama Association for Justice (member of the Board of Governors and the Emerging Leaders), and the American Association for Justice.

More than 30 years ago, he began his law career serving with the Florida Attorney General in Tallahassee, Fla. In 1989, he returned to his hometown of Mobile, Ala. to begin practicing law with an insurance defense firm. Since 1995, Desi’s practice has focused exclusively on the representation of injured victims. During his career, he has tried more than 100 civil bench and jury trials.. A graduate of McGill-Toolen High School, Desi attended Washington and Lee University prior to The University of Alabama. He has served on the McGill-Toolen Catholic High School Advisory Board and the St. Mary School Advisory Board.. Desi was formerly on the Board of Directors of the Alabama Association for Justice and currently is on the Executive Committee of the Mobile Bar Association. He is the current chairman of the Mobile Bar Association Civil Practice Committee for State and County courts. Desi is a frequent lecturer at CLE seminars and has written on numerous litigation-related topics.. Desi is rated AV Preeminent® by his peers on Martindale-Hubbell, the highest peer rating standard. He has also been selected to the 2019 - 2020, 2022 Mid-South Super Lawyers list, an exclusive list, recognizing no more than five percent of attorneys.. Desi has many successful verdicts and settlements including a $12.3 million settlement for a maritime injury case, a $12 million bench verdict for an industrial accident, and a $3.4 million award for a man blinded in a crane accident.

Mobile personal injury attorney Dean Waite has years of experience handling complicated cases throughout Alabama. He knows how to win tough cases and get people the money they deserve. His relentless pursuit of justice on behalf of clients has helped him build a reputation throughout Alabama.. The founder of Dean Waite & Associates, LLC, attorney Waite believes every injury victim deserves to be treated with respect. This means he works tirelessly on behalf of every client. He never takes anything for granted. He does the work that needs to be done to deliver results.. Some law firms avoid complex cases. Dean Waite thrives on them. He aggressively researches every single case. He turns over every stone in pursuit of justice. That’s the Dean Waite way!. A former college football referee for the Southeastern Conference, Waite didn’t hesitate to make the call when he officiating a game. If you’ve been injured in a car wreck or any other manner, you don’t hesitate … Call Dean Waite!

Michael A. Montgomery is a Partner at Butler Pappas. Michael is with the firm's Mobile, Alabama, office. He practices in the areas of general liability defense, subrogation, and property/casualty coverage with an emphasis on first-party claims. He has litigated several matters throughout his career, serving as both lead and co-counsel in trials taking place in both Alabama and Florida. Michael graduated from Auburn University, magna cum laude, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism and received his Law Degree from the Cumberland School of Law at Samford University.. Prior to joining the firm, Michael engaged in the practice of law with a mid-size firm in Mobile, Alabama, focusing primarily on coverage and general liability defense litigation with an emphasis on product and construction defect claims. He has published articles in both legal and trade magazines, and has also served previously as a member of the Alabama Chapter of the Associated Builders and Contractors as a member of the organization's Construction Law Committee.. A native of Huntsville, Alabama, Michael is licensed to practice in both Alabama and Florida, as well the United States District Courts for the Northern, Middle and Southern Districts of Alabama, and the Northern District of Florida. He is also licensed to practice before the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit. Michael is an active member of the Mobile Bar Association, the Claims and Litigation Management Alliance, the Paul W. Brock Chapter of the National Inns of Court, the Alabama Defense Lawyers Association, and the Defense Research Institute.

Mary Elizabeth Snow has been practicing law in state courts in Alabama since her admission to the bar in 1998. She is a native of Mobile, Alabama and graduated from Murphy High School in 1990. She received her BA in English from Tulane University in 1994 and attended the University of Alabama School of Law until her graduation in 1998. Upon her admission to the Alabama Bar, Mary Elizabeth began her legal career working for Judge Robert G. Kendall the Presiding Judge of Mobile County Alabama. She then worked for several Plaintiff firms honing her legal skills before opening her own practice in 2011.. Mary Elizabeth's practice focuses primarily on: Bankruptcy, Debt Collection Defense, Family Law, Business Organizations, Probate and Personal Injury Litigation.. She also served as Secretary, Vice President and President of the Young Lawyers Association of the Mobile Bar Association. She currently resides in Mobile, Alabama.

Laura grew up in Florence, Alabama, and graduated from Bradshaw High School. Laura then attended Auburn University and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree.. Upon graduation from Auburn University in 2007, Laura attended law school at the University of Alabama School of Law, where she was awarded the Howard R. Andres, Jr. Memorial Scholarship and the William H. Mitchell, Sr. Scholarship. She also worked in the Domestic Violence Clinic, a student run legal service for impoverished victims of Domestic Violence.. After graduating from the University of Alabama School of Law, Laura was admitted to the Alabama State Bar in September of 2010 and moved to Mobile, Alabama where she accepted an associate attorney position at Cunningham Bounds, LLC to work on the BP oil spill litigation. In 2013, Laura began working at Legal Services Alabama, where she helped low income clients in all areas of civil practice. Laura joined Gardberg & Kemmerly, PC as an Associate Attorney in the Social Security Disability department in January of 2016.

L. Daniel Mims is the founder of The Mims Firm, PC. Mr. Mims was born in Mobile, Alabama. Mr. Mims advises and represents a broad range of clients with multiple legal issues. His clients include businesses, corporations, and individuals.. Mr. Mims earned his Juris Doctor from Cumberland School of Law, where he served on the Trial Advocacy Board and won the James O. Haley Federal Court Competition. He received his undergraduate degree from Troy State University, where he served as Clerk for the Student Government Association. At Troy, he studied American History, Political Science, and Business Administration.. Currently, Mr. Mims is the Municipal Court Judge in Bayou La Batre, Alabama. He is also the Prosecutor for the City of Citronelle, Alabama, Municipal Prosecutor for the City of Satsuma, Alabama, and City Attorney for the City of Creola, Alabama. He serves as Director of the Parkway Senior Citizens Foundation.

Kasie grew up in south Alabama on a rural farm where she learned the value of hard work.  She graduated law school with several academic awards and received a coveted clerkship with the Mississippi Supreme Court.  After her clerkship, she worked at a large defense firm and handled multi-million dollar cases very early in her career.  After several years on the defense side, Kasie returned to her true passion, helping those who have been injured by the negligence of others.. As the wife of an active-duty military member and the working mother of four boys, Kasie’s proudest work achievements have been helping working parents who have been injured – as well as representing children who have suffered catastrophic injuries through no fault of their own.  Kasie recently recovered (for a working mother) what is believed to be the largest verdict against a trucking company on the Mississippi coast in the last several years.  The case was filed against one of the nation’s largest trucking companies whose driver rear-ended Kasie’s client and then refused to take responsibility for the accident.  The client was advised by her doctors that she would never work again – the trucking company doctors told the jury that the woman’s back injuries were minor and that she could go back to work immediately.  After a two-week trial, the jury returned a unanimous verdict for the plaintiff in excess of $1,132,.

Karlos is descended from individuals who dedicated their lives to the service of our community. His grandfather arrived in Mobile in 1916 as a young doctor who had recently graduated from the University of Michigan Medical School. Dr. James A. Franklin (Franklin Primary Health Center, Inc.) served the citizens of Mobile’s medical needs for 53 years. Karlos’s parents Mr. James H. Finley and Mrs. Joycelyn Franklin-Finley started out as educators. Mr. Finley went on to become a pharmacist and opened the first African American chain of drug stores (Finley’s Drug Stores) in the State of Alabama. Mrs. Finley remained a teacher and taught in the Mobile County Public School System for more than 25 years. They, along with other progressive thinkers, led the Civil Rights movement of the late 1960's and early 1970's in Mobile with the goal of bringing about a more unified community. Their efforts helped to send the first African American State Representatives from Mobile County to the State House in Montgomery. Karlos attended Most Pure Heart of Mary Catholic School as a child until his family moved north, to Michigan in the mid 1970's. He returned home to Mobile in 1982 and Graduated from John L. Leflore High School in 1983. Upon graduation, he enlisted in the United States Coast Guard. He served honorably from 1983 to 1988. While serving on the USCGC Buttonwood, he received a meritorious commendation for relief efforts during Hurricane Opal and was awarded the Good Conduct Medal while serving aboard the USCGC Westwind. He was honorably discharged and entered the private sector with Chevron USA, Lafayette, LA as an Able Seaman. Karlos again returned home to Mobile in 1989 and began work at Scott Paper Company/Kimberly-Clark Corporation. During his ten years in the paper industry, Karlos served as a member of the United Way Executive Committee for its annual campaign and helped to coordinate its annual Day of Caring. With a passion for helping children, he participated in the Moorer YMCA’s mentoring program and Corporate Games. In 1999 Karlos earned his Bachelors Degree in Management, Cum Laude, from the University of Mobile. He then enrolled at Miles Law School in Fairfield, AL. He served as Student Bar Association Vice-President in 2004 and President in 2005, graduating as his class’s Valedictorian. While in law school, Karlos served as Judicial Law Clerk to Circuit Judge Eugene R. Verin, Tenth Judicial Circuit, Jefferson County, Alabama. He served as a member of the Bessemer Cut-Off Domestic Violence Task Force, the Bessemer Child Advocacy Center and participated in the Kawanis Club’s Elementary Reading Initiative. Upon Being licensed to practice law in 2006, he began service at the Mobile County District Attorney’s Office where he represented the State of Alabama in the Juvenile and Adult Court Systems, at the District and Circuit Court levels. In addition to his regular duties as an Assistant District Attorney, he gave the District Attorney’s Office’s weekly Early Warning Truancy address to children attending schools throughout Mobile County and their parents to insure an understanding of the laws that govern truancy, while underscoring the importance of education. Karlos served as President of the 2008 class of Leadership Mobile and currently serves as President of the Mobile chapter of the Alabama Citizens for Constitutional Reform, President of the Vernon Z. Crawford Bay Area Bar Association and Parliamentarian for the Alabama Lawyers Association. He is a member in good standing of the Board of Directors for the Dearborn Street YMCA and 15 Place Homeless Shelter. He is a member of the Alabama State Bar, the American Association for Justice, the Mobile Bar Association, the South Alabama Trial Lawyers Association, and the Paul W. Brock Mobile Inns of Court. Karlos brings his inherited passion for helping others and his strong sense of community into the courtroom, as well as during the claim stage of representation, ensuring that the rights of clients and their families are protected, and that they are treated fairly and with the respect and dignity that they deserve.

Judson E. Crump is a consumer rights attorney who specializes in protecting the rights of ordinary people who have been defrauded, are hounded by collection agencies, or whose legal rights have been violated.  Based in Mobile, Alabama, he exclusively represents consumers and working folks who have suffered financial setbacks or have been defrauded, overcharged, abused, and ignored by bad businesses, banks, car dealers, debt collectors, mortgage servicers, credit reporting agencies, and credit card companies.. Mr. Crump graduated from McGill-Toolen Catholic High School, Birmingham-Southern College, and the University of Alabama School of Law.  He is licensed to practice law in all Alabama Courts, the federal courts for the Nothern, Middle, and Southern Districts of Alabama, and the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals. He has four children and a garden that takes up the rest of his spare time.  He's a member of Christ the King Catholic Church in Daphne, Alabama.

Jordan's law practice is devoted to civil litigation. He represents various national and regional clients in the defense of premises liability, construction, wrongful death, products liability, insurance, healthcare, and directors and officers litigation, as well as business & contractual claims. Jordan is also a Registered Alabama Athlete Agent.. Trial Lawyer specializing in the areas of Tort, Products Liability, Construction, Premises Liability, Commercial and Insurance Litigation, Wrongful Death, Healthcare, and Directors and Officers Litigation.

Jay Minus practices in the areas of municipal law, commercial litigation and labor and employment. His practice focuses on all aspects of employment law in the defense of union issues, Title VII ADEA, ADA, FLSA, FMLA, OSHA and civil rights claims. Mr. Minus also specializes in personal injury claims involving wrongful death, products liability, industrial accidents, and fraud. As general counsel for two cities, he handles all aspects relating to city operations including public meetings, municipal contracts, municipal development and municipal financing. He also handles insurance coverage questions for numerous clients. His clients include municipal corporations, manufacturers, contractors, service providers, shipping companies, automobile dealerships, physicians/medical providers, shipyards and insurance companies. He regularly appears in Alabama and Federal Courts. Mr. Minus is a certified mediator and serves as City attorney for the cities of Chickasaw and Satsuma, Alabama. He also serves as attorney for the Chickasaw Industrial Development Board, the Utilities Board for the City of Chickasaw, and for the Waterworks and Sewer Board for the City of Satsuma. Mr. Minus was with Lyons, Pipes & Cook in Mobile before the firm joined Phelps Dunbar.