Slade Methvin

Slade Methvin started his journey at Beasley Allen as a law clerk before returning to the firm as an attorney in 2025. He focuses on cases against major social media companies like Meta, YouTube, Snapchat, and TikTok, representing parents, children, boards of education, and counties affected by these platforms.

Slade was exposed to the legal profession at an early age and has always been passionate about helping people in their time of need. In 2023, he was selected to the National Trial Lawyers top 40 under 40.

Slade excels at helping clients understand the complexities of the law and establishing strong liability theories. Recognizing that most cases are not straightforward, he has developed a skill for thinking outside the box to navigate challenges since graduating from law school. One of his notable cases involves a medical lawsuit in Mississippi against a prison healthcare company. The client was accused of faking an injury for over two months, which ultimately led to paralysis from the waist down—a simple exam could have prevented this. Slade and his team were able to recover a significant amount of money for the client’s struggling family after he passed away. This outcome provided a lasting legacy for the client’s children and wife.

He is active in several prestigious associations including the Alabama Association for Justice and the Alabama State Bar’s Young Lawyers Section.

The Montgomery, Alabama, native enjoys unwinding on the weekends with a round of golf and spending time outdoors. He and his wife, Olivia, live in Birmingham with their three energetic dogs, who keep life lively and full of laughs. Outside of work, he loves spending quality time with his family and friends.

Education

Slade earned his Juris Doctorate from Samford University Cumberland School of Law in 2021 after graduating from the University of Alabama in 2018.

Licenses

• Alabama (2021)

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