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Jere Beasley Report – July 2025
CAPITOL OBSERVATIONS Independence Day Independence Day marks the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. On that day, delegates from the 13 American colonies came together in Philadelphia to officially declare their separation from Great Britain. We celebrate the 4th of July each year, but all too often, our individual and […]
Jere Beasley Report – June 2025
CAPITOL OBSERVATIONS A Tradition of Triumph, Advocacy & Record-Setting Accomplishments Beasley Allen has been a cornerstone of justice over the past several decades. I started the firm as a sole practitioner in 1979. Now, with over 45 years of existence, the firm has grown to become one of the largest law firms in the nation, representing […]
Jere Beasley Report – May 2025
CAPITOL OBSERVATIONS Governor Kay Ivey: A Lifelong Passion To Serve On April 10, Kay Ellen Ivey marked her eighth year in office as Alabama’s 54th Governor. When her second term ends in January 2027, she will have served nearly the longest of all her predecessors, second only to Governor George C. Wallace. I have […]
Jere Beasley Report – March 2025
CAPITOL OBSERVATIONS Pastor Ken Austin: A Beacon Of Hope At Mercy House In the heart of Montgomery, Alabama, Pastor Ken Austin stands as a pillar of strength and compassion. As the executive director of Mercy House, Ken has dedicated his life to serving the community, providing support and resources to those in need. A Calling […]
Jere Beasley Report – February 2025
CAPITOL OBSERVATIONS Bryan Stevenson: A True Champion Of Justice And Equality Bryan Stevenson, the founder and Executive Director of the Equal Justice Initiative (EJI), is a renowned public interest lawyer and social justice activist. Born on November 14, 1959, in Milton, Delaware, Bryan has dedicated his life to advocating for the marginalized and fighting against […]
Jere Beasley Report – December 2024
CAPITOL OBSERVATIONS Be Thankful To Live In America As we celebrated Thanksgiving on November 28, it was a good time to reflect on the events of the past few years. Needless to say – we live in a badly divided country. There is an urgent need for unity. I have to believe the vast majority […]
Jere Beasley Report – October 2024
CAPITOL OBSERVATIONS Alabama House Speaker Elected Chair Of CSG South Nathaniel Ledbetter, Speaker of the Alabama House of Representatives, has been elected as chair of the Council of State Governments Southern Office (CSG South), a nonprofit organization that promotes collaboration across government branches. CSG South, based in Atlanta, includes 15 states. Based on my experience […]
Jere Beasley Report – July 2024
CAPITOL OBSERVATIONS Ben Baker: 2024 Alabama Association For Justice President At this year’s Alabama Association for Justice (ALAJ) Annual Convention, Ben Baker was elected President. ALAJ, a prestigious organization, is committed to representing those seeking justice in the civil courts. The role of ALAJ today is more important than ever. The courts, justices and juries […]
Jere Beasley Report – June 2024
CAPITOL OBSERVATIONS The Legendary Judge Frank M. Johnson, Sr. This July will mark 25 years since the death of Judge Frank M. Johnson, Jr. It’s hard to believe that it has been that long. This man left a legacy in the battle for justice, equality, and fair dealing that is as good as it gets. […]
Jere Beasley Report – May 2024
CAPITOL OBSERVATIONS Montgomery’s Capital Role Calls It To Higher Standards Montgomery is the Capital City, and that distinction carries with it a definite need for the city to be a role model. The word capital is derived from the Latin caput meaning “head.” Simply put, Montgomery, as Alabama’s Capital City, is the state’s seat of […]
Jere Beasley Report – April 2024
CAPITOL OBSERVATIONS The Rule Of Law Must Be Respected And Upheld Effective governance relies on strong laws, institutions, and processes that ensure accountability, stability, equality, and access to justice for all citizens. This principle, the “Rule of Law,” plays a crucial role in promoting respect for human rights and the institutions of government while reducing […]
Jere Beasley Report – January 2024
CAPITOL OBSERVATIONS Looking Back At 45 Years Of Changing Consumer Law The four and a half decades since I started what is now Beasley, Allen, Crow, Methvin, Portis & Miles, P.C. in 1979 have witnessed a dynamic and sometimes tumultuous interplay of ideologies and policies. Competing ideas of what is fair and just have left […]
