June 27, 2016
Christian & Small attorneys Sharon D. Stuart and Jonathan M. Hooks recently secured a full dismissal, with prejudice, of a pharmaceutical manufacturer from a serious personal injury lawsuit. The suit was filed by a plaintiff whose child was born with profound birth defects, and she alleged that the drug — administered to the mother before she conceived the child — had caused those defects. Stuart and Hooks obtained dismissal of the complaint on the grounds of federal preemption.
October 9, 2026
Partner Priscilla K. Williams Obtains Complete Defense Verdict of Insurance Client On May 19, 2020, while on vacation in Gulf Shores, the injured plaintiff was a front seat passenger in her friend’s vehicle that was rear-ended at a stop light. Despite Plaintiff’s testimony that the impact felt severe and she was projected forward, the evidence […]
Read moreSeptember 18, 2026
Christian & Small is pleased to welcome Tevin D. Wallace as the newest associate in the Firm’s Birmingham office. Tevin’s practice focuses on litigation with an emphasis on construction, insurance, product liability, and transportation. He is a native of Birmingham, Alabama, and his commitment to the practice of law is rooted in both family tradition and personal […]
Read moreSeptember 8, 2026
Restaurant and Hospitality Client Alert – ID Scanner Data Breach M. Jansen Voss is investigating a possible data breach at IDScan.net that may have affected bar and restaurant clients. IDScan.net provides hardware and software for ID scanning and age verification. Many bars and restaurants nationwide use the service, including those in Alabama. The IDScan.net data […]
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