Beasley Allen Managing Shareholder Tom Methvin spoke to WSFA TV-12 about the firm's support of the Joy to Life Foundation. Beasley Allen partnered with other downtown Montgomery, Alabama, businesses for "Spread the Joy" on April 19, 2012, which encouraged people to wear pink and visit designated downtown businesses for lunch. Ten percent of the proceeds from these sales went to the Joy to Life Foundation.

Beasley Allen Managing Shareholder Tom Methvin spoke to WAKA News about the firm's support of the Joy to Life Foundation. Joy to Life provides free mammograms for women who cannot afford this often life-saving early diagnostic tool. Beasley Allen partnered with other downtown Montgomery, Alabama, businesses for "Spread the Joy" on April 19, 2012, which encouraged people to wear pink and visit designated downtown businesses for lunch. Ten percent of the proceeds from these sales went to the Joy to Life Foundation.

Thomas J. Methvin, managing shareholder of the Montgomery law firm of Beasley, Allen, Crow, Methvin, Portis & Miles, P.C., is the 133rd president of the Alabama State Bar for the bar year 2009-2010.

Beasley Allen attorneys and lawyers attending the firm's annual Co-Counsel Conference were delighted when University of Alabama head football coach Nick Saban included the event during his Crimson Caravan tour May 19.

Beasley Allen presented Saban with a check for $5,000 for his "Nick's Kids Foundation," which promotes and supports children, family, teacher and student causes.

Beasley Allen Managing Shareholder Tom Methvin talks to Carolyn Hutcheson at Alabama Public Radio (WTSU) about the Alabama State Bar's Mortgage Foreclosure Assistance Program. Information on program available at the Bar web site, at www.alabar.org.

Beasley Allen's Tom Methvin was recently featured on Alabama Public Television's "Capitol Journal" program to discuss the State Bar's Mortgage Foreclosure Assistance Program. The program seeks to provide timely assistance for homeowners facing foreclosure. Those seeking assistance visit www.alabar.org.

Tom discusses the new mortgage foreclosure assistance from the Alabama State Bar Association.

Brantwood Children's Home officials cut the ribbon to their brand new tennis court. The Montgomery Rotary Club made this possible by raising thousands of dollars at a fundraiser. the director, Kim Herbert, believes this tennis court will help the children gain personal strength. Brantwood Children's Home is a safe house for children ages 10 to 21.

Tom Methvin, managing shareholder of Beasley Allen and President of Brantwood Board of Directors speaks about the mission of Brantwood.