We are pleased to welcome Hannah E. Black as an associate in the Birmingham office. Hannah will represent clients in civil litigation with a focus on insurance coverage and bad faith, insurance defense, commercial transportation, liquor liability, and employment law. Hannah graduated from The University of Alabama in 2019 where she received a degree in news media broadcasting with a concentration in sports. While at Alabama, Hannah worked for the SEC Network as a student sideline sports reporter and took a media law class which sparked an interest in the study of law. She went on to obtain her J.D. from Samford University’s Cumberland School of Law in 2022. At Cumberland, Hannah was selected to be a part of the school’s National Arbitration Team where she competed with law school students from across the country. In addition, she served as President of the Sports and Entertainment Law Society and worked at the Jefferson County District Attorney’s office.
Hannah shared, “I am excited to begin my legal career with Christian & Small. I especially appreciate their long history and commitment to attorney development. I look forward to the challenges and opportunities to come.”
About Christian & Small LLP
Christian & Small LLP represents a diverse clientele throughout Alabama, the Southeast, and the nation with clients ranging from individuals and closely-held businesses to Fortune 500 corporations. By matching highly experienced lawyers with specific client needs, Christian & Small develops innovative, effective, and efficient solutions for clients. With offices in Birmingham, metro-Jackson, Mississippi, and the Alabama Gulf Coast, Christian & Small focuses on the areas of litigation and business, is a member of the International Society of Primerus Law Firms, and is the only Alabama-based member firm in the Leadership Council on Legal Diversity. Diversity is one of Christian & Small’s core values, with each of the firm’s three physical offices managed by accomplished female attorneys. Please visit www.csattorneys.com for more information.
No representation is made that the quality of legal services to be performed is greater than the quality of legal services performed by other lawyers.