On November 16, 2017, Jack Rogers was elected President of the Montgomery Claims Association for 2018. Jack is the second lawyer from our firm to hold this title, with Mike Cohan having served as MCA’s President ten years earlier.

Scott Sasser has received a defense verdict in a property damage case in Lowndes County. The plaintiff alleged that a tree from the defendant’s property fell on the plaintiff’s recreational vehicle and caused extensive damage. Scott successfully defended the claim and established that the defendant did not have notice of the defective condition.

Tamera Erskine recently obtained judgment as a matter of law in favor of her client, the employer, in a workers’ compensation trial. The plaintiff, a truck driver, asserted that he broke his toe at work by kicking a tire to check air pressure. He failed to properly report the incident and did not seek medical … Read More

Webster Henry is happy to announce that Jack Rogers has joined the firm in our Montgomery office. Jack’s practice includes personal auto and workers’ compensation defense.

Webster Henry is pleased to announce the addition of Francisco "Frank" Canales as an associate in its Birmingham office. Frank is a recent graduate of the University of Alabama School of Law and has passed the July 2017 bar exam. Frank has initiated his insurance defense practice by defending clients in claims arising from motor … Read More

Webster Henry is pleased to announce the addition of Catie Malone as an associate in its Montgomery office. Catie is a recent graduate of the University of Alabama School of Law and has passed the July 2017 bar exam. Catie is starting her practice by defending clients in personal auto and general liability claims.

This weekend, the firm’s managing partner, Scott Speagle, won 3rd Place in Dothan’s Porktober BBQ competition. Congratulations, Scott!

On August 25, 2017, Jeremy W. Richter spoke at NBI’s Insurance Coverage Litigation seminar in Birmingham on the following topics: "Recent Insurance Coverage Decisions in Alabama" and" Creatively Framing Your Coverage Position."

Sam Duck obtained summary judgment in his client’s favor in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama, in a case arising from a construction site injury.

Vaughan Russell obtained summary judgment in his client’s favor in a premises liability case in Tallapoosa County, Alabama. The Plaintiff alleged that she slipped and fell in a wet substance on the floor, but Vaughan showed that the Plaintiff was unable to meet her burden of proof that the store had any notice of the … Read More