Alabama Lawyers Kimia Moshiri to LaConya Murray

Firm: Moshiri and Associates LLC

200 Randolph AVE SE , Huntsville , Alabama 35801

Practice Areas: Family

Firm: Aging in Alabama

P.O. Box 109 , Fairhope , Alabama 36533

Practice Areas: Probate

Kyla Kelim has practiced law in Alabama and Florida for more than 20 years.  Her firm, Aging in Alabama, focuses on consultation and advocacy for seniors, their families, caregivers and professionals assisting them who are in need of long term care planning or facing crisis due to catastrophic injury or illness that is affecting their healthcare, their wellbeing and their legacy, typically through disputes regarding nursing home Medicaid eligibility and related difficulties.

Firm: Tobias & Comer Law, LLC

1203 Dauphin Street , Mobile , Alabama 36604

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

Lacey Smith joined Tobias & Comer Law in October 2022 after spending the first part of her career at one of Mobile’s preeminent insurance defense firms, where she was a partner and successfully represented large corporate clients in high-stakes lawsuits throughout the state and the country. Lacey is a Mobile native with more than 15 years of complex civil litigation experience, primarily in the areas of products liability, employment law, medical/professional liability, and toxic torts. She is also well-versed in handling cases on appeal, and has presented oral arguments before the Alabama Supreme Court and the North Carolina Court of Appeals. Lacey is eager to use the knowledge and skills gained from her years of defending corporate clients to advocate for injury victims and their families, with equally positive results. Her keen insight into how defense lawyers and insurers evaluate cases, and their litigation strategies, will be an asset to the clients of Tobias & Comer Law.. After graduating from UMS-Wright, Lacey attended Birmingham-Southern College and then earned her Juris Doctor from the Cumberland School of Law at Samford University. Lacey is licensed to practice law in both Alabama and Mississippi. Among other professional accolades, Lacey was consecutively selected to the Mid-South Rising Stars Super Lawyers (aviation/aerospace law) from 2013-2022 and has also been recognized in Mobile Bay Monthly’s “Top 40 Under Forty.”. At Tobias & Comer Law, LLC, Lacey has achieved substantial results for her clients, recently serving as co-lead counsel in a personal injury case resulting in a jury verdict of $7 million, and obtaining a car accident verdict of $175,000.

Firm: Beasley Allen Crow Methvin Portis & Miles, PC

218 Commerce Street , Montgomery , Alabama 36104

Practice Areas: Communications & Media

LaBarron joined Beasley Allen Law Firm in 1995 and has been instrumental in presenting product liability, consumer fraud and personal injury cases. As a Beasley Allen attorney for more than 20 years, he has handled an array of cases involving crashworthiness, seatbelt restraint failures, accidental airbag deployments, tractor rollovers, tire tread separation (Ford/Firestone) and consumer and insurance fraud.. Notable Cases. As the lead attorney, LaBarron's most recent notable verdict is a Georgia jury finding in favor of the family of Alfred Holt, who was killed after a Michelin Pilot tire failed on the recreational vehicle he was driving and the RV crashed into a tree. The case was brought against Southland Motor Home Center, which provided maintenance and service on the RV and had refused to take any responsibility for his death.. Earlier this year, LaBarron was the lead attorney in an award of $16.8 million over a defective cab guard. The jury found the cab guard failed to protect a log truck driver from being killed by logs that broke through the truck's cab when the load shifted. “Truck drivers face many hazards on the road every day, from weather to unexpected traffic and unpredictable other drivers. One thing they should be able to count on is that the vehicle they’re driving is designed so that they have a reasonable expectation of being safe in the event of a crash,” Boone said in a recent interview. “In this instance, the manufacturers failed Mr. Albritton (Larry Albritton), and it cost him his life. It is our hope that this verdict will send a message to these and other companies that ensuring their drivers’ and the public’s safety is more important than their bottom line.”. While working in the firm’s Consumer Fraud Section, LaBarron worked on Merriweather v. Whirlpool, a case addressing a notable door-to-door sales and finance scam that resulted in a $581 million verdict. The verdict is the largest predatory lending verdict in American history. As a result of this litigation, the defendant finance company left the state of Alabama. LaBarron was also one of the attorneys to work on personal injury suit, Aultman v. Telelect, which involved the electrocution of a bucket truck passenger after a nonconductive part was removed. The jury awarded $116 million in damages.. Awards and Ratings. LaBarron is a Martindale Hubbell AV Preeminent Rated attorney and has been regularly selected by his peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America. He was recognized as Beasley Allen Litigator of the Year in 2007 and is especially proud to have been selected as Beasley Allen's 2016 Product Liability Lawyer of the Year.. In 2009, LaBarron was given the Resurrection Catholic Mission's Truth & Charity Award for his exemplary and extraordinary support of the Mission Center. On September 22, 2005, he was the first recipient of the Hands for Children Award, presented to him at the Children's Advocacy Center in Montgomery, Alabama.. LaBarron received the 2003 University of Alabama Black Law Student Association Alumni Honoree Award. He also has received the Chairman's Award of Excellence presented by Montgomery County Democratic Committee.. Professional Associations. In addition to LaBarron's casework, he has been selected as a member of Beasley Allen's five-person Executive Board and has been helping lead the opening of the firm’s new law office in Atlanta. He also served on the Alabama State Bar President's Executive Council from 2013 to 2014 and served as the liaison for its Access to Justice initiative.. Publicity. LaBarron has been highlighted in national magazines and journals throughout his career. For example, he was featured in the December 13, 1999, issue of Jet Magazine. The article profiled Merriweather v. Whirlpool and Aultman v. Terex Telelect. He also has been featured for his work with Johnny Cochran on suits concerning Enron's leading role in one of America's largest financial scandals. In addition, he was featured in the April 2000 edition of the Kappa Alpha Psi Journal, in which he discussed the law and how it relates to consumer issues; he was featured as well in The Urban Metro June 2000 issue titled, "Lawyer Make Big Strides in Alabama's, America's Legal Community.". His national reputation in the legal community provides LaBarron with the opportunity to lecture and publish numerous articles for practicing attorneys throughout the country. On April 30, 2006, LaBarron appeared on WSFA TV as a guest on the Law Call program, discussing personal injury law. He also spoke at the Alabama Trial Lawyers Association Summer Seminar, held August 17-19, 2006, on the topic "The Plaintiff's Perspective of Evaluating and Preparing a Winning Case." He appeared as a guest speaker for the National Bar Association Annual 2003 Judge's Conference held at Paradise Island, Bahamas, speaking on topics of medical fraud, nursing home litigation and mass torts. He was also a guest lecturer at the 2003 Alabama Lawyers Association Annual Banquet and CLE program on "Use of Computer Technology in the Court Room." LaBarron was a featured speaker on the topic of "Advanced Workers' Compensation in Alabama" at a seminar presented by Sterling Education Services Inc. in Montgomery, Alabama, and most recently, LaBarron was a featured speaker at the Attorneys Information Exchange Group's 2017 Conference in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.. LaBarron also used to host a weekly radio show called The Law & You on WVAS 90.7 FM for a number of years. The program aired each Tuesday at 6 p.m. and LaBarron and his guests took calls from listeners, answered questions and addressed a variety of legal issues.. Community Involvement. He is involved in many community and social activities, such as serving on the Cleveland Avenue YMCA Board of Management, Resurrection Catholic Church Board of Trustees, Child Protect Board of Trustees, the Dexter Avenue King Memorial Foundation, and serving on the board of Medical Outreach Ministries (MOM). LaBarron also serves on the Central Alabama Community Foundation Board of Trustees (CACF), one of the largest charitable foundations in the state of Alabama with assets exceeding $27 million. He was also selected to serve on the Alabama State University 2011 and 2013 Presidential Search Committees.. LaBarron is married to the former Lori David and has two children, Micah and Logan. They are members of Christ Community Church.

Firm: Holt & Associates, LLC

7581 Spanish Fort Blvd , Spanish Fort , Alabama 36527

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial, Corporate , Employee Benefits, Employment & Labor , Health Care & Hospitalization, Taxation - State & Federal, Wages/Commissions/Overtime, Trusts, Trusts

Firm: The Adams Law Firm

1323 Mulberry Street , Montgomery , Alabama 36106

Practice Areas: Family

Firm: Pierce & Pierce, Attorneys at Law

807 Chestnut Street , Gadsden , Alabama 35901

Practice Areas: Drug Crime, Sex Crime, Violent Crime, Criminal Defense, Probate, DUI & DWI, Expungement

Kyle is a lifelong Alabamian who grew up in Attalla, graduated from The University of Alabama, then attended Samford University’s Cumberland School of Law. His law practice is built around solving issues for the people and businesses of Etowah County so they can do more.. Kyle is deeply rooted in the Etowah County Community. While in high school at Etowah, his first job was wearing a zebra suit at community events as the mascot for Z93, “Zooby-Do.” Believe it or not, that’s relevant to Kyle’s path to the legal profession. That job quickly turned into another when Kyle became Digital Content Director for Z93 and WAAX where he was responsible for the content and design of all digital properties associated with the radio stations.. From there, Kyle moved to Tuscaloosa while he attended The University of Alabama and continued to work in radio. During Kyle’s time in Tuscaloosa, he was fortunate to have been a member of a small award-winning team at 98 TXT, which covered the April 27, 2011 tornado outbreak and provided around-the-clock live coverage until electricity was restored to every Tuscaloosa County resident. This was not the beginning of Kyle’s passion for serving others, which had begun years earlier while in high school when Kyle was elected Key Club District Governor, but it was the lightbulb moment where he realized that he could bring his passion for serving others into his career.. Since then, Kyle participated in research while at Alabama that provided small communities with the tools to create news outlets, developed methods for better calculating return on investment (ROI) on advertising spending, and analyzed the impact of harmful statutes on disenfranchised communities. That didn’t keep Kyle from continuing his passion for service. While in Tuscaloosa, Kyle was lucky enough to again serve as a state leader of a Kiwanis family club when he was elected as Alabama District Circle K Governor.. Following his graduation from the University of Alabama, Kyle moved to Birmingham to attend Samford University’s Cumberland School of Law. Kyle continued his service to Alabamians as the Charter President of the Kiwanis Club of Magic City Young Professionals. That did not prevent Kyle from taking a rigorous course load that; in addition to the required courses in Estate Planning, Legal Procedure, and Contracts; included Advanced Trial Advocacy training for both Criminal and Civil cases; in-depth Real Estate & Business Transactions; and, Voting Rights litigation. Beyond his studies, Kyle has researched and written on developments in Real Estate & Land Laws and the best practices for law firm operation.. Kyle’s tireless work ethic meant that his studies and community service were not the only things he was a part of during his time at Cumberland. Kyle first clerked for Hon. Judge David A. Kimberly of Alabama’s Sixteenth Judicial Circuit where he researched pending cases and provided insight into court filings in the Summer of 2014. Following that summer, Kyle worked on large personal injury cases as a Law Clerk for Steve Tipler at Tipler Law Offices where he conducted legal research, wrote motions and briefs for the court, and prepared information during the information finding phase of cases. Those two work experiences while at Cumberland prepared Kyle for the practice of the law.. Now, as a lawyer practicing in Gadsden and Etowah County through The Law Offices of Kyle D. Pierce, Kyle works every day to bring his passion for serving others together with his knowledge and experience to solve problems for his clients that allow them to do more and go further in the pursuit of their passions.

Firm: Adams and Reese LLP

11 North Water Street , Mobile , Alabama 36602

Practice Areas: Banking, Business

18083 State Hwy. 104 , Robertsdale , Alabama 36567

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

Firm: Conrad & Barlar

1406 Dauphin Street , Mobile , Alabama 36652

Practice Areas: Domestic Violence

Firm: Fonteneau & Arnold LLC

2151 Highland Avenue, Suite 110 , Birmingham , Alabama 35205

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor

Kira Fonteneau was born in Detroit, Michigan and raised in Chesapeake, Virginia. She holds a Bachelor of Arts from The University of Virginia and a Juris Doctor from the University of Georgia School of Law. In 2005, Kira began her legal career in Birmingham. Ms. Fonteneau is Licensed to practice law in Alabama, Georgia, and Virginia, but focuses her practice in Alabama. From 2013 until 2016 Kira served as Jefferson County’s first Public Defender. Prior to joining the Public Defender’s Office, Ms. Fonteneau maintained an active practice focusing in criminal defense, employment law, and other civil litigation.  She currently serves on the Birmingham Bar Association’s Executive Committee, The Alabama State Bar Board of Bar Commissioners and the American Diabetes Association’s National Legal Advocacy Subcommittee.

Firm: NXTSTEP Family Law, P.C.

1000 Church Street NW , Huntsville , Alabama 35801

Practice Areas: Family

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.

Firm: Waters Sullivan

2 Twentieth Street North , Birmingham , Alabama 35203

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

Firm: Pepper & Odom, P.C.

1929 3rd Avenue North, Ste. 600 , Birmingham , Alabama 35203

Practice Areas: Personal Injury, DUI & DWI

Firm: The Clark Law Office, LLC

127 First Street , Prattville , Alabama 36067

Practice Areas: Family, Divorce, Child Custody, Juvenile, Criminal Defense, Child Support, Personal Injury

At the Clark Law Office, we strive to provide you with the best personal service during your time of need. We are here to assist you with all of your family law needs from divorce to child custody and child support. We meet every case with compassion and attention to detail.

Firm: Shunnarah Injury Lawyers, PC

3626 Clairmont Ave S , Birmingham , Alabama 35222

Practice Areas: Civil , Contracts, Insurance , Motor Vehicle Defects, Workers Compensation, Workers Compensation, Workers Compensation, Workers Compensation, Workers Compensation, Workers Compensation, Workers Compensation, Workers Compensation, Workers Compensation, Workers Compensation

Firm: Hodges Trial Lawyers, PC

200 West Side Square , Huntsville , Alabama 35801

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

610 Mynatt St SW , Hartselle , Alabama 35640

Practice Areas: Child Custody

Firm: Farris, Riley & Pitt, LLP

1728 3rd Avenue North , Birmingham , Alabama 35203

Practice Areas: Car Accidents

Firm: LaConya Murray

3966 Atlanta HWY #221 , Montgomery , Alabama 36109

Practice Areas: Trademark Application, Contracts, Copyright Application, Corporate, Intellectual Property, Trademark

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