At the one year anniversary of the BP oil spill disaster, Jere Beasley appeared on Alabama Public Television's Capitol Journal program to discuss lawsuits filed in relation to the crisis. People throughout the Gulf Coast region, and even farther inland, were negatively impacted when the Deepwater Horizon oil drilling platform exploded on April 20, 2010, and sank into the Gulf of Mexico two days later. When the rig sank, the well began gushing oil into the Gulf about a mile below the ocean surface. The oil spill and toxic dispersants applied in the days and months afterward had a negative impact on industries including fishing, tourism, real estate and even revenue development for affected communities. Additionally, individuals suffered physical and mental traumas. Mr. Beasley tells the program's hosts that troubles for the people affected are still far from over, as the long-term environmental impacts of the spill remain to be seen.

Beasley Allen founding shareholder Jere L. Beasley speaks out on recent Alabama Supreme Court decision in state Medicaid Fraud lawsuits; asks Court to grant oral argument.

This 2005 episode of Alabama Politics with host Steve Flowers features the firm's Founding Shareholder, Jere L. Beasley.

Montgomery's minor league baseball team, the Montgomery Biscuits, look forward to the 2009 season beginning April 9. Attorney Jere Beasley says he hopes Montgomery continues to support the team, calling it good family fun.

Beasley Allen is representing the City of Montgomery and its Police Department in an effort to recover money spent for new law enforcement video equipment that failed to function properly.

There is an effort currently underway to remove the rights of consumers to seek justice through the court system when they are injured by a product or drug. The issue is preemption, and it would essentially provide companies with immunity from lawsuits despite negligent action on their part. Beasley Allen's Founding Shareholder, Jere L. Beasley, addresses this critical issue.