Huie trial lawyers Greg Schuck and Elizabeth Davis McCoy tried a case for Ford Motor Company to a unanimous defense verdict on August 3, 2021, in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Alabama. The case arose out of a single vehicle rollover crash in Lawrence County, Alabama, in which the Plaintiff’s…
In the Chambers USA 2021 guide, Huie received multiple honors. Huie was named a Leading Law Firm in the Litigation: General Commercial practice area, and Alan Thomas was included in the Litigation: General Commercial top-ranked attorneys listing. The Chambers USA 2021 guide covers practice areas in all 50 states and Washington, DC, covering up to 79 individual…
Huie attorneys Bart Cannon, Woods Parker and Cameron Rentschler recently obtained summary judgment on behalf of Ford Motor Company (“FMC”) and Ford Motor Service Company (“FMSC”) in a case involving allegations of fraud and breach of contract. The plaintiff alleged that FMC and/or FMSC misrepresented the terms of an extended service plan (“ESP”) thereby inducing…
Will Thompson, an associate attorney at Huie, recently obtained summary judgment on all claims for a regional heavy equipment dealership in the Bessemer Division of the Circuit Court of Jefferson County, Alabama. The case arose from a workplace accident in which the Plaintiff suffered severe injuries when he attempted to lower the canopy of a…
We are pleased to announce that Huie partners Greg Schuck and Phil Collins are among the outstanding legal talent featured in the Birmingham Business Journal’s (BBJ) Best of the Bar for 2021. The BBJ Best of the Bar Awards honor the best and brightest in the Magic City’s legal field across a range of practice…
Huie was retained to handle an appeal from the Trial Court’s granting of more than $620,000 in punitive sanctions against Allstate Insurance based upon its handling of the underlying auto accident case, including alleged misconduct in connection with a court-ordered mediation. The Trial Court found that Allstate willfully disobeyed the Mediation Order because it did…