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My clients are my top priority. I treat my clients like family, including making myself available to them whenever they need me. I also have the unique ability to approach my cases with tenacity and innovation as a new generation of lawyer who also worked under industry leaders for many years.

Tenacious, bold, and passionate, Emily Hawk Mills puts her unwavering work ethic to use for her clients and her community. A tireless advocate for victims of crime, personal injury, trucking and automobile accidents, and other injustices, Ms. Mills has secured justice for hundreds of clients. Emily is also an advocate for children whose parents refuse to pay child support and has assisted many families through the challenges of divorce. As the daughter of a teacher, Emily Mills has worked tirelessly for the rights of educators.. Emily received her law degree from the University of Alabama School of Law in 1999, and while there, served as a student editor of the Alabama Law and Psychology Review, was inducted into Bench and Bar Legal Honor Society and was a member of the Student Bar Association.. As an undergraduate at Jacksonville State University, she served as student government president, president of her sorority and was named Young Women of the Year in Calhoun County.. She is a member of the Etowah County Bar Association, Alabama Bar Association, Alabama Association for Justice, and the American Association for Justice. She serves on various committees related to the legal profession. She is a member of the Board of Governors for the American Association for Justice and a board member for the National College of Advocacy.. Emily’s community service has included board of directors’ work with YMCA Alabama State Youth and Government, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, YMCA of the Coosa Valley, Rose Haven Center for Domestic Violence, Mental Health Association, Etowah County United Way and others. Ms. Mills is currently serving as a board member for the CED Mental Health Center for Etowah, Dekalb and Cherokee Counties.. The Board of Directors of the American Bar Foundation has invited Emily Hawk Mills to become a Fellow of the ABF. This is an honorary society of lawyers and jurists and limited to the top one percent of lawyers admitted to practice in the United States and its territories and to a limited number of lawyers in jurisdictions outside the U.S. Recognized as the premier institute in the United States, the ABF conducts cutting-edge, interdisciplinary, empirical research that addresses critical questions at the intersection of law and society.. Emily will tell you her greatest achievement is her family: her husband, son, and two chosen daughters.

I am a husband and father of five wonderful children.  I am a Sunday School teacher at First United Methodist Church in Dothan.  I have been practicing law since 1998.  I started off as an insurance defense lawyer working for two great attorneys, Herman Cobb and Steadman Shealy.  Herman and Steadman taught me a great deal about the practice of law and I am forever indebted to them.  After four years as a defense lawyer, I changed firms and started representing injured people almost exclusively.  I became law partners with Joey Morris, Tracy Cary, Mark Andrews and Cory Driggers.  I am proud to work with these men, all of whom are committed to zealous and ethical representation of people in need of help.  Our office is in Dothan, but we handle cases in the surrounding area from Montgomery to Columbus to Albany to Tallahassee.  We try to remain faithful to our values in a profession where it is sometimes hard to do that.  We have been privileged to represent some of the most wonderful people in the Wiregrass.  We thank them for putting their trust in us.  We look forward to many more years of serving the people in our community.