Beasley Allen in the News

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Rhon Jones Nominated for Pro Bono Award

The Alabama State Bar Association Volunteer Lawyers Program (VLP) nominated Beasley Allen attorney Rhon Jones for its Pro Bono Attorney of the Year.

Death Cases Settled During Trial

Our firm settled a case involving two deaths arising out of a motor vehicle collision on the second day of trial.

Wrongful Death Case Involving GM Settles

Our firm settled a wrongful death case last month arising out of an automobile accident that occurred in Perry County, Alabama, on June 26, 2005.

Lawsuit Targeting RES Seeks Class Action Status

Renewable Environmental Solutions previously the target of lawsuits by the city of Carthage and the Missouri attorney general's office has now been named in a lawsuit filed by a Carthage resident.

Seatbelt Failure Lawsuit Settles

Our firm tried a product liability case last month involving a seat belt system in a passenger car that failed in a single vehicle rollover. The case, filed in an Alabama state court, was against the car manufacturer and the supplier of the seat belts. Our clients were a husband and wife whose lives were changed forever as a result of this incident, which occurred in 2004. After 7 days of trial, the case was finally settled.

Lawyers Locked on High-Tech Sector

Technology is one of the fastest growing niches in Alabama's law business. Almost all of the largest firms in the state have aggressively grown divisions catering to the needs of high-tech companies.

Clay Barnett Joins Beasley Allen

Beasley, Allen, Crow, Methvin, Portis & Miles, P.C. is pleased to announce that Clay Barnett has become an associate with the firm.

Families in Jail Fire can Sue State

The N.C. Supreme Court ruled that families of four of the eight inmates who died in the 2002 Mitchell County jail fire and one survivor can sue the state for negligence.

Mitchell County Jail Fire lawsuit gets Go-Ahead

Families of inmates who died while locked in their cells during a fire at the Mitchell County jail cheered a decision by the state's highest court that lets their lawsuit go forward.

Honda Lawsuit in Litigation

Testimony is scheduled to continue today in civil proceeds in Dallas County Circuit Court where a Dallas County man is seeking damages against Honda American Motors because of a one-vehicle accident that left him paralyzed from the neck down.