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I pride myself on knowing the name and story of every single client I represent. I believe it's important for a lawyer to talk with their clients often and directly.  My clients are not passed off to an assistant but instead are always able to reach me.  This is important because it's my job to understand every aspect of the issue the client hired me to resolve.  By creating a strong and thorough relationship between my clients and myself, I am able to put forth a very strong and persuasive case for my clients.

Cade Browning's practice is devoted to litigation. He is board certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization in personal injury trial law and is licensed in both Texas and Oklahoma.  Cade was born in Lucas, Texas where he grew up raising, training, selling and showing cutting horses. He continues that tradition today at his ranch in Coronado's Camp where he lives with his wife, Katie, and their two boys, Barrett and Bede. Cade graduated from Texas A&M University and Baylor University School of Law, where he was twice elected President of the Student Bar Association. Professionally, Cade has served as president of the Abilene Bar Association, president of the Abilene Young Lawyers Association, was named Abilene's Outstanding Young Lawyer and was voted Runner-Up Best Attorney in Abilene by the readers of the Abilene Reporter-News. Cade also was elected to serve on the Texas Young Lawyers Association's Board of Directors for four years representing his thirty-four county area in West Texas. Cade has served on multiple State Bar Committees, including currently serving on the Litigation Council for the Litigation Section of the State Bar, the Grievance Committee for his area and on the Local Bar Services Committee. In 2009, the Texas Bar Foundation selected Cade as a Fellow, a distinction awarded to only 10 percent of the attorneys in Texas. He now enjoys membership as a Life Fellow of the Foundation. Locally Cade has been very involved in Abilene and West Texas. Cade currently serves on the board of trustees for the Grace Museum, Taylor County Expo Center, St. John's Episcopal School, Big Country Health Education Center, and the as the co-chair of the iconic Rhinestone Round-Up during the Western Heritage Classic. Cade was previously was on the board of directors for the Abilene Preservation League, Abilene Community Foundation- Future Fund, Texas Frontier Heritage and Cultural Center Advisory Board and Abilene A&M Club. Cade was honored to serve as the president of the board for the Abilene Preservation League, the chairperson of the board for the Abilene Community Foundation – Future Fund, and the Chair for the Board of Trustees for the Grace Museum. Cade was admitted in 2007 as a life member to the Million Dollars Advocate's Forum, which is limited to trial lawyers who have recovered a verdict, award or settlement for a single case of a million dollars or more and has been selected as a Texas Super Lawyer- Rising Star five times.

Joe aggressively represents seriously injured individuals and their families. Focusing his work in North Dakota and Minnesota, Joe represents people in serious injury claims, such as those suffering from traumatic brain injuries, amputations, and severe burns. Joe is sought after by both individuals and attorneys from other states, for highly specialized cases such as those harmed by railroads, liquor establishments, medical providers, and toxic products such as asbestos. Joe has represented numerous railroad workers that have been injured on the job through the FELA, including several record settlements.. While he primarily represents individuals in Minnesota and North Dakota (where he is from), Joe has litigated cases in twenty-four states with a great deal of success, including several record settlements. He has been named a rising star for personal injury litigation and is licensed in North Dakota and Minnesota.. Joe also teaches torts (including personal injury) to law students at William Mitchell College of Law. He has been asked to author several professional articles about important legal issues by law reviews and other prestigious publications.. In a landmark railroad case before the U.S. Supreme Court, Joe authored an amicus curiae brief that was twice cited by Justice Ginsburg in her majority opinion.. Joe has also volunteered with the Pet Project Rescue, Volunteer Lawyers Network, the Minnesota State Bar Association — Civic Education Committee, the American Red Cross, and in New Orleans on behalf of Hurricane Katrina victims

2011 Attorney of the Year. I have been a trial attorney since 2007. My practice areas include car accidents and crashes, motorcycle accidents, bicycle accidents and crashes, truck accidents, pedestrian accidents, boating & ATV accidents, dog attacks and bites, construction accidents, and wrongful death cases.. I deal with cases involving many types of injuries including traumatic brain injuries (TBIs), whiplash and neck injuries, back injuries, broken bones and fractures, internal injuries, burns, spinal cord injuries, and other catastrophic injuries.

I have been a practicing attorney in the Shoals area since 2006. My office is located in Florence, AL. I have been a member of the Alabama State Bar since 2006. I am also a member of the Lauderdale County Bar Association, and a member of the Alabama Criminal Defense Lawyers Association. I am currently in private practice; I practice primarily in the areas of Criminal Defense, Family Law, Personal Injury, and Wills & Probate. I received my Juris Doctorate from Mississippi College School of Law in Jackson, MS. I attended the University of North Alabama where I graduated with a bachelor of science in both Political Science and History in 2002. I grew up in the Shoals, and I am proud to call this area my home.

A Lawyer is a person who practices law, as an advocate, barrister, attorney, counselor or solicitor or chartered legal executive. It is my passion to help others in any area for which they need an advocate. If you find yourself needing legal advice, you may contact me at The Law Office of Tim Case,. If I can not provide you with the legal advise you are seeking, I will get you to someone who can.

I am a Georgia native, and attended Collins Hill and Rabun County High Schools. After graduating High School, I attended Piedmont College and earned a Bachelor’s degree in History. I started my career in law as a Personal Injury Paralegal.  I worked myself up to the position of a Supervising Senior Paralegal where I remained for six years.. Always wanting to do more, I decided to become a lawyer, and was accepted into law school.  During my first year of law school, I worked at the Rabun County District Attorney’s Office and during my second and third year, I worked with The Ryczek Firm, one of the best traffic ticket lawyers in Gwinnett County and in Georgia.  I was also a Pro Bono Student Ambassador for my school, and I received a 2016 Pro Bono Student Ambassador Award for my significant contributions of promoting our Pro Bono program within the student body and the legal community.  I graduated in the Top Twenty Percent of my class, earning a Cum Laude distinction. I also graduated with Pro Bono Honors for giving more than 100 Pro Bono hours to those in legal need.. Outside of work, I enjoy being with my husband, our three children, spending time with our families, and being active in our church community. My family and I also like to hike the mountain trails, kayak the beautiful rivers, spend time with our dog, and watch college football. We are also avid Braves and Falcons fans!!

Yumei Wu is specialized in helping clients to recover from damages caused by motor vehicle accident injuries. She interned with Honorable Stephen Dillard at Georgia Court of Appeals while attending law school. After graduating cum laude from Mercer University School of Law, Yumei Wu started her career as a general practitioner. She has experiences in immigration court advocacy, contract drafting and negotiation, and civil litigation.. Since 2020, Yumei Wu has focused her practice on personal injury law. Due to her professional performance, Yumei Wu was selected for the Elite Lawyer Directory since 2021.

Ever since she was in law school, Caroline wanted to be an advocate for justice. She understood that the legal system can be confusing, stressful, and intimidating to anyone and wanted to be there to help people in need. After years of working for the insurance companies and big banks, Caroline joined Tobin Injury Law in 2021 and re-dedicated her practice to help people who have been seriously injured, fulfilling her desire to get people the justice they deserve.. Caroline grew up in Mooresville, North Carolina, and was eventually recruited as a Division I NCAA athlete for the Marshall University Thundering Herd women's soccer team. There, Caroline learned the importance and value of hard work, teamwork, and never giving up. Seeking new challenges, Caroline attended Emory University School of Law, where he was recognized as a Graduating Woman of Excellence and recipient of the Dean’s Award for service to the Emory Law community upon graduation.. Caroline practices all over the state of Georgia, where she has received successful outcomes for her clients at mediations, motions hearings, and over 65 bench trials. Caroline's law practice is now devoted to exclusively representing individuals who have suffered injuries because of the negligence of others. Along with the rest of the Tobin Injury Law team, Caroline zealously represents each and every one of her clients, making sure the every client receives just and far compensation for their injuries.

Call  ME for personal and professional service.  Exceeding your expectations is my goal.  Your case is extremely important to me, and I work hard to deliver quality service.