We are pleased to announce that Logan Manthey and Lorel Stano have joined Huie, Fernambucq & Stewart, LLP as new associate attorneys. “We are thrilled to continue to grow our firm by hiring associate attorneys,” said John Herndon, Managing Partner. “Logan and Lorel are welcomed additions to our team of attorneys, and we look forward…
On June 29, 2023, following a three-day trial, Jennifer Egbe and Will Thompson secured a defense verdict for the City of Birmingham in the Circuit Court of Jefferson County, Alabama. This case involved allegations of a malfunctioning or defective traffic signal. Plaintiff sustained injuries in a two-vehicle accident at an intersection in Ensley, Alabama, and…
We are pleased to announce that Jennifer Egbe, a partner at Huie, was selected as a member of the 2023 class of Fellows by the Alabama Law Foundation. Twenty-seven new members were inducted at the Annual Fellows Dinner, which was held Saturday, May 20, 2023, in Montgomery, Alabama. The Fellows program was established in 1995…
Huie partner Tom Bazemore is among the outstanding legal talent featured in the Birmingham Business Journal’s (BBJ) “Best of the Bar” for 2023. The BBJ Best of the Bar Awards highlight star performers across the Magic City’s legal scene across a range of practice areas. The recipients help shape their firms, the Birmingham economy and,…
Huie attorneys John Isaac Southerland and Woods Parker recently obtained a decision from the Supreme Court of Alabama affirming an award of attorney fees and costs in the Circuit Court of Madison County, Alabama, on behalf of Ford Motor Credit Company. In the underlying action, the trial court awarded all of the requested attorney fees and costs sought…
In January 2023, Huie lawyers, Tom Bazemore and Caitlin Rittenhouse, obtained a defense verdict in favor of Allstate Insurance Company in a commercial dispute tried in the United States District Court for the Middle District of Alabama. The dispute surrounded tornado damage to a commercial property. The plaintiff contended that the building had suffered extensive…