Kynsley Rae Blasingame

Bio

Kynsley is an associate attorney in the Alexander City office of Morris Haynes, and is a native of New Site, Alabama. She graduated summa cum laude from Troy University where she played softball for four years and was a member of Omicron Delta Kappa. Kynsley was named as Troy University’s Most Outstanding Woman and Troy University’s NCAA Woman of the Year nominee, both in 2021.

In 2024, she graduated cum laude from Cumberland School of Law. Kynsley was a member of the Cumberland Law Review, serving as the Student Materials Editor during her 3L year, and was a member of Cumberland’s National Moot Court Team. In 2023, she was recognized as runner-up for best oralist in the Gordon T. SAAD Moot Court Competition. Kynsley has also received CALI Awards in Alabama civil practice and procedure class and pre-trial and trial practice.

Before joining our firm as an associate attorney, she clerked with our office in Birmingham. Kynsley is dedicated to advocating for everyday people and representing clients during challenging times.

Publications:

Kynsley Rae Blasingame, Comment, Nitrogen Hypoxia: A Nominal Alternative in Its Current State to Alabama’s Legitimate Problem, _ Cumb. L. Rev. _ (forthcoming).

Kynsley Rae Blasingame, Survey, Dorman v. Aronofsky: Eleventh Circuit Holds That a Registration Requirement to Participate in a Religious Celebration Is Not a Substantial Burden and Personal Notice of the New Deadline Is Not Required, 4 Cumb. L. Rev. Online 10 (2022)