Since joining Beasley Allen in October 2008 as an associate attorney in the Environmental Litigation Section, Parker has assumed a leadership role with the Hot Fuel multidistrict litigation team against some of the world's largest oil companies, and is seeking to recover billions of dollars consumers lost as a result of thermal expansion of motor fuel. From investigating contamination issues to representing clients against major coal companies for Mine Subsidence property damages, Parker maintains a multi-faceted practice in environmental litigation. Prior to becoming an associate at Beasley Allen, Parker worked as a law clerk in the Firm's Fraud Section assisting attorneys in FLSA, business and securities fraud litigation.

Parker received a B.S. in Business Administration from Auburn University and his Juris Doctor degree from Thomas Goode Jones School of Law in 2008. While attending law school, Parker was recognized as one of the nation's finest student advocates and received the Lewis F. Powell Jr. American College of Trial Lawyers Medal for Excellence in Advocacy. Parker's team finished as a national semifinalist in the Buffalo-Niagara Mock Trial Competition and the prestigious National Trial Competition - a competition with nearly 1000 participating student advocates and 300 teams. Additionally, while in school Parker studied international law abroad in the Netherlands, was on the Dean's List at Jones, and was a charter member of the Jones School of Law Board of Advocates.
Parker is currently active in various local, state and national legal affiliations. He is a member of the Hugh Maddox Inns of Court, committee member of the Alabama State Bar's Volunteer Lawyer's program, and a member of the Montgomery County Bar Association's Grievance Committee. Parker is also a participant in the Partners in Education Mentoring Program, and a guest speaker for the Montgomery Boys and Girls Club.
Parker is married to the former Ashley Brownsberger of Tampa Bay, Florida. Ashley is an interior consultant in Montgomery, Alabama.