Jeremy W. Richter’s article "Track These Performance Metrics to Improve Client Relations," which discusses the metrics clients use to evaluate attorney performance and efficiency, has been published by Attorney at Work.

Will Webster will be presenting on "Vocational Rehabilitation and Work Comp Claims" on Friday, May 5, 2017, at the Alabama Workers’ Compensation Organization’s 2017 conference in Birmingham, Alabama.

Firm co-founder Will Webster will be performing the leading role in Neil Simon’s Last of the Red Hot Lovers, being put on by the Wetumpka Depot Players from 4/27-5/13. He was recently interviewed by NBC-WSFA about the production and his role (video here).

Today, April 19, 2017, Bart Smith will be the keynote speaker at Auburn University’s College of Agriculture Pre-Professional Day, where he will address students and faculty regarding his experiences at Auburn, his decisions to join the military and attend law school, and his career path.

Bart Smith poses with Waylon Frisby (son of Kayla Frisby) after performing the flyover at the Montgomery Biscuit’s season opener on April 6, 2017.

Scott Speagle, Mike Cohan, and Steven Foster ("Team Webster Henry") spent the morning at Lower Wetumpka Shotgun Club, participating in a skeet tournament to benefit Child Evangelism Fellowship of Central Alabama.

Vaughan Russell was identified among Birmingham’s Top Attorneys in Birmingham Magazine’s "Best of Birmingham" poll for 2017. When asked to describe his practice in the simplest of terms, Vaughan responded as follows, showing his emphasis on client collaboration and aggressive litigation: "Client First. Share Goals. Be Responsive. Think Boldly. Push Boundaries. Attention to Detail. Listen, … Read More

Following a trial in the Circuit Court of Mobile County, Alabama, on February 21, 2017, John Bradwell obtained a defense verdict on all of the plaintiff’s claims against his client.

Because he graduated in the top 10% of his law school class, Bart Smith has been named to the University of Alabama School of Law chapter of the Order of the Coif.

On February 21, Jeremy Richter spoke to students at Faulkner University’s Thomas Jones Goode School of Law on the topic, "Three Steps to Becoming a Good Associate." And on February 23, he spoke on a panel at Samford University’s Cumberland School of Law, examining the differences between bodily/personal injury practice from plaintiff and defense perspectives.