Lawdragon Recognizes 31 Beasley Allen Attorneys for Excellence in the Legal Community

Dee Miles, Head of the Consumer Fraud & Commercial Litigation Section, was inducted into the Lawdragon Hall of Fame. This accolade celebrates lawyers who have pioneered new legal practices, secured civil rights for millions, and transformed the legal profession.

Rhon Jones, Head of the Toxic Torts Section, was featured in The Lawdragon Green 500, recognizing the nation’s top environmental lawyers.

Andy Birchfield, Head of the Mass Torts Section, along with principal attorneys LaBarron Boone and Kendall Dunson, were named among the 500 Leading Lawyers in America, a distinction for attorneys who embody the dynamic spirit of American law.
Five of our attorneys have been recognized in the Lawdragon 500 Leading Plaintiff Financial Lawyers: Larry Golston, Lance Gould, Leon Hampton, Tom Methvin, and Dee Miles.

We also had eight attorneys named to Lawdragon’s 500 X – The Next Generation, including Evan Allen, Ryan Duplechin, Leon Hampton, Warner Hornsby, Ben Keen, Wyatt Montgomery, Davis Vaughn, and Joseph VanZandt.

Four of our attorneys were recognized in the Lawdragon 500 Leading Civil Rights and Plaintiff Employment Lawyers. The guide included Larry Golston, who was featured, Ali Hawthorne, Leon Hampton, and Dee Miles.

Additionally, 23 of our attorneys were listed in the 2025 Lawdragon 500 Leading Plaintiff Consumer Lawyers guide. Those marked with an asterisk (*) are also members of the Lawdragon Hall of Fame.

The full list includes:

• Evan Allen
• Greg Allen*
• Mike Andrews
• Ben Baker
• Jere Beasley*
• Andy Birchfield
• LaBarron Boone
• Mike Crow
• Kendall Dunson
• Graham Esdale
• Chris Glover
• Larry Golston
• Rhon Jones
• Ted Meadows
• Tom Methvin*
• Dee Miles*
• Parker Miller
• Leigh O’Dell
• Cole Portis
• Dana Taunton
• Joseph VanZandt
• Navan Ward
• Frank Woodson

Lawdragon 500 recognition is a distinct honor given by one of the most respected groups in the profession. The Lawdragon editorial team selects honorees through research and submissions, considering criteria such as top verdicts and settlements and leadership roles in class actions.