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Mr. Cross graduated from Auburn University in 2000 and the Birmingham School of Law in 2006. While attending the Birmingham School of Law, Mr. Cross served as a law clerk for the firm.While working as a law clerk he was particularly instrumental in the preparation of Terry v. YMCA of the Shoals, CV 2003-288, Circuit Court of Lauderdale County, Alabama. The Terry case involved the tragic drowning death of a five year old boy who was attending a Vacation Day Camp at the YMCA of the Shoals. Plaintiffs contended that the child drowned as a result of negligence by the YMCA’s aquatic and childcare staffs. The YMCA contended that the child’s death was an unavoidable accident. A Lauderdale County jury awarded the plaintiffs $2,500, when the case was tried. The verdict was the second largest jury verdict in the history of Lauderdale County.Mr. Cross represents plaintiffs in various types of cases including wrongful death, trucking litigation, drug and medical device litigation, toxic exposure, products liability, nursing home neglect, insurance fraud and bad faith, automobile accidents and work related injuries. He is currently coordinator of the firm’s toxic exposure cases.

Mr. Cross graduated from Auburn University in 1985, with honors, and from the University of Alabama School of Law in 1989. He was Senior Editor of the Alabama Law Review, and was a member of Bench and Bar and Phi Delta Phi. He also was selected as a member of both the National Trial Advocacy and ATLA Trial Teams.Mr. Cross achieved national recognition while attending the University of Alabama School of Law. He was the recipient of the 1989 American College of Trial Lawyers Award for Most Promising Trial Lawyer.He began his legal career as an attorney with Starnes & Atchison (now Starnes Davis Florie LLP) in Birmingham where he had the privilege of learning from some of the finest defense lawyers in the State of Alabama.Mr. Cross has been a trial lawyer for 20 years. He has substantial experience representing individuals and businesses in state and federal courts and has achieved multi-million dollar jury verdicts and settlements for his clients in a broad range of cases. He has handled over 600 cases resulting in verdicts and settlements in excess of $85,000,.Mr. Cross has represented clients in state and federal courts in Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee. He represents plaintiffs in various types of cases including wrongful death, trucking litigation, drug and medical device litigation, toxic exposure, products liability, nursing home neglect, insurance fraud and bad faith, automobile accidents and work related injuries.

John Lloyd has been helping victims and their families for over 23 years.  Mr. Lloyd was President of the Tuscaloosa County Bar Association in 2011-2012 and the Association was awarded Most Oustanding Local Bar Award for their service to the community and legal profession.  He has also served the Tuscaloosa Bar Association as Vice President, Treasurer, and as a respresentative on local bar committees that serve the needs of the bench and bar in Tuscaloosa.

I am a lifelong resident of Tuscaloosa County. I graduated from Tuscaloosa County High School and the University of Alabama. I obtained a degree from the University in criminal justice. After graduating from the University, I attended law school and graduated from the Birmingham School of Law (BSL) While working my way through law school, I graduated with a Juris Doctor degree. During my time at BSL, I was the Vice President of the Senior Class and a member of Sigma Delta Kappa Law fraternity. I was admitted to the Alabama bar in 1986.. During college, I participated in the BF Goodrich Tire summer program as a tire manufacturer in the plant. This job offered me valuable knowledge concerning tire construction and defects. This knowledge allowed me to be one of the first attorneys to file tire separation cases involving Fire Stone Tires on Ford Explorers. For that, I was awarded by the Association of Trial Lawyers of America the Steven J. Sharp public service award.. Also, while in college, I followed his father’s footsteps and worked in law enforcement as a University of Alabama police officer. My time as a police officer, as well as growing up in a law enforcement community has rendered me uniquely qualified as an attorney to investigate civil, criminal, and domestic cases. This time in law enforcement has assisted me in my representation of college students and protecting them from a criminal record that could adversely affect their employment prospects for life. I further counsel these students to ensure that the mistakes they make in college do not happen again.. In 2011, I represented, to a successful conclusion, nine of the thirteen families of the miners killed in the Brookwood mine explosion. I also represented most of the miners injured in the explosion. While he was working on the mining case, Bob gained valuable knowledge regarding the operation of coal mines and the men and women who work in these mines. Since then, I have represented many miners injured on the job.. My unique work experience has assisted me in representing people from all walks of life resulting in multi-million dollar settlements for civil and divorce cases. I am proud to have served the people of Alabama for over 30 years, and plan to continue representing and helping the people of Alabama in the future.

Experienced Accidents attorney serving clients in Tuscaloosa and surrounding areas.

Experienced Accidents attorney serving clients in Tuscaloosa and surrounding areas.

Experienced Accidents attorney serving clients in Tuscaloosa and surrounding areas.

Experienced Accidents attorney serving clients in Tuscaloosa and surrounding areas.

Experienced Accidents attorney serving clients in Tuscaloosa and surrounding areas.

Experienced Accidents attorney serving clients in Tuscaloosa and surrounding areas.