Beasley Allen in the News

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Dunson, Sizemore Become Law Firm Shareholders

Kendall Dunson and Paul Sizemore have become shareholders in the Montgomery law firm of Beasley, Allen, Crow, Methvin, Portis & Miles, P.C.

Charter Cable Case Sent Back to County

A Montgomery-originated class action suit against cable giant Charter Communications which a federal court had been reviewing since December has been bounced back to a Montgomery County court.

Lawsuit Filed Against the Makers of Vioxx

A lawsuit recently filed against the makers of Vioxx alleges that Merck knew, or should have known, of the harmful side effects of Vioxx, but continued to market the drug without warning the public about the dangers. The lawsuits have been filed against Merck by the firm of Beasley, Allen, Crow, Met…

Lawsuit Filed Against the Makers of Vioxx

A lawsuit recently filed against the makers of Vioxx alleges that Merck knew, or should have known, of the harmful side effects of Vioxx, but continued to market the drug without warning the public about the dangers. The lawsuits have been filed against Merck by the firm of Beasley, Allen, Crow, Met…

Fatality Case Settles for $5.9 million

Attorneys for Michael Willis of Eufaula, husband of the late Karla Willis, recently settled a wrongful death claim against Columbus Paper Company, Inc. for $5.98 million.

Beasley Hired in Exxon Suit

A lawsuit that produced the largest jury verdict in state history goes back to court for a new trial in October, with Republican Gov. Bob Riley bringing in prominent plaintiff lawyer Jere Beasley to represent him.

New Trial Set for Exxon Mobil Royalties Case with $3.5 Billion Verdict

A lawsuit that produced the largest jury verdict in state history goes back to court for a new trial in October, with Republican Gov. Bob Riley bringing in prominent plaintiff lawyer Jere Beasley to represent him.

Chemical-Based Products Company Solutia Sues Firms for Cleanup Help

Solutia, Inc. has sued 19 companies alleging that they should help to pay for the environmental cleanup in Anniston, Alabama.

Solutia sues 19 companies for help with PCB cleanup in Alabama

Solutia, Inc. has sued 19 companies alleging that they should help to pay for the environmental cleanup in Anniston, Alabama.

Exxon Mobil, State Face New Trial Duel Over Gas Royalties

A lawsuit that produced the largest jury verdict in state history goes back to court for a new trial in October.