Webster Henry’s managing shareholder, Scott Speagle assisted with a Vehicle Lease and Special Needs Trust that allowed Alabama Wounded Blue to present Montgomery Police Officer Carlos Taylor with a specially equipped van to meet his needs following a tragic accident while in the line of duty and to donate $33,000.00 raised from our amazing Montgomery community … Read More
Congratulations to Scott Sasser and Scott Speagle! They obtained a defense verdict on October 30, 2020 in Baldwin county in a premises liability case. The Plaintiff asked for an award of $1 million but the jury found that an open and obvious condition barred recovery for the plaintiff and ruled in the defendant’s favor.
With heavy hearts, Webster Henry announces the passing of its shareholder, Keri Donald Simms. Keri passed away peacefully at home surrounded by loved ones. Keri joined the firm in 2012 and was an exceptional advocate for his clients. Please keep Keri’s family in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. Arrangements will be announced … Read More
Tamera Erskine recently obtained summary judgment on behalf of her client in a breach of contract dispute involving the attempted purchase of commercial property. After obtaining a preliminary injunction to prevent her client from being evicted from the property by the seller after the seller refused to sell the property as required by the contract, … Read More
Webster Henry is excited to announce that four lawyers — Phil Piggott, Jeannie Walston, Scott Dickens, and Andy Laird — have joined the firm, bringing with them more than a hundred years of legal experience.
Webster Henry congratulates its managing shareholder, Scott Speagle, on being invited to be a member of the Fellows of the Alabama Law Foundation.
Tamera Erskine obtained summary judgment in favor of her clients in November 2019 in Shelby County, Alabama on all claims. The plaintiffs alleged termite damages in excess of $900,000 on claims of fraud, suppression, breach of contract, negligence, wantonness and Alabama Deceptive Trade Practices Act.
Kim DeShazo and Scott Speagle obtained a defense verdict on September 11, 2019 for their client in the Circuit Court of Jefferson County in a motor vehicle accident case in which both liability for the accident and the plaintiff’s claimed damages were disputed.