About William
William “Will” Jones started his journey at Beasley Allen in 2025. He focuses on cases involving Camp Lejeune and PFAS.
From a young age, he was drawn to the practice of law, particularly in areas like personal injury and toxic exposure. His passion lies in representing clients who have suffered avoidable harms, and he feels privileged to advocate for them. Through his work, he strives to bring about meaningful change and justice.
Will is meticulous when it comes to handling cases, always paying close attention to the details. One of his standout cases involved taking on manufacturers and users of synthetic chemicals (PFAS) that were contaminating local rivers and waterways. Representing clients who simply wanted these harmful chemicals removed from their water supply was incredibly rewarding for him. What truly stood out was how they used litigation to help communities clean up their waterways and build new filtration systems, making a real difference in people’s lives.
He is active in several prestigious associations including the Alabama Association for Justice, American Bar Association, the Alabama State Bar’s Young Lawyers Section, and the Birmingham Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Section.
The Montgomery, Alabama native has a deep love for animals and owns two dogs. In his free time, you’ll find him on the golf course or tennis court, enjoying the outdoors. Will treasures moments with his family, whether they’re playing or watching sports together. He’s also an active member of the First Baptist Church in Montgomery, where he participates in various community outreach programs.
Education
William earned his Juris Doctorate from Samford University Cumberland School of Law in 2021 after graduating from Auburn University in 2018 with a Bachelor of Arts in Finance.
- Alabama (2021)
