ABOUT MORRIS HAYNES ATTORNEYS AT LAW

In 1991, after more than two decades of successful trial law practice, Larry Morris set out to build a
firm around a concentrated core of attorneys with superior trial skills. His goal: To represent the
victims of wrongdoing and injury in their claims against the powerful corporations of the world, with an
absolute commitment to the highest principles of professionalism and advocacy.

Responding to the ever-broadening scope of their practice, Morris Haynes Attorneys at Law opened a
Birmingham office in 2002 – making us one of the very few plaintiff’s firms with multiple locations in
the State of Alabama.

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Founder Morris Haynes

OUR EXPERIENCED TEAM

Randall Stark Haynes
Randall Stark Haynes

Partner

Jeremy Knowles
Jeremy Knowles

Partner

Amanda Luker
Amanda Luker

Partner

Luke Trammell
Luke Trammell

Attorney

Jennifer Pidgeon
Jennifer Pidgeon

Attorney

Clay Hornsby
Clay Hornsby

Attorney

Tom F. Young, Jr
Tom F. Young, Jr.

Of Counsel

George L. Beck, Jr
George L. Beck, Jr.

Of Counsel

Richard Lucas
Richard Lucas

Head Investigator

Marcus Osborne
Marcus Osborne

Investigator

PERSONAL INJURY LAW FIRM IN ALABAMA

Morris Haynes Attorneys at Law focuses on claims and cases that result from either catastrophic personal
injuries or deaths, such as those that occur in cases relating to trucking accidents, product defects,
and defective guns, or unfair business practices that have a catastrophic effect on a business.

Through unwavering devotion to these principles, Morris Haynes Attorneys at Law stands today as a firm
recognized throughout the legal community for its courtroom achievements. Moreover, by focusing on
larger, more complex litigation matters, we have consciously maintained a case-load that enables us to
invest the time, energy, and resources needed to serve each client’s personal interests in holding
corporate wrongdoers accountable for their negligence and misdeeds.

Morris Haynes Attorneys at Law is the product of that effort which began more than 20 years ago.

WHY MORRIS HAYNES?

Billions of Dollars for ClientsOur total verdicts awarded
for our clients exceed a billion dollars. We work hard to represent our clients zealously and our
verdicts prove it!

30+ Years Serving AlabamaCollectively, our firm has 250+
years of experience, with our firm planting roots locally three decades ago. With our backgrounds,
we can take on any case.

Personalized CareJust because we take on huge cases doesn’t
mean we won’t have time for our clients! We work directly with you throughout the whole process.

Experienced Trial LawyersWe’ve been there before and we
aren’t afraid to go back. Should your case go to court, we’re prepared to fight for you!

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Frequently asked Questions

Q: When should you call a lawyer after an
accident?

A: From the day the accident occurs, there is a time limit on how long you can wait to file a claim.
For most personal injury cases, that time is around two years. It’s a good idea to get an attorney
as soon as possible after an accident, because the person responsible for your injury or insurance
companies can quickly find ways to undermine your case.

Q:What is the Alabama Lemon Law?

A: The Alabama Lemon Law applies to cars that are either or both under one year old and have less
than 12,000 miles on them. This law helps protect consumers from the consequences of unknowingly
purchasing a defective vehicle. It covers cars, trucks, SUVs, and motor vehicles under 10,000
pounds. To take advantage of this law, the defect must seriously impact safety, value, or use and
must be inherent. Dealers or manufacturers may resist replacing your vehicle, so speaking with an
attorney is sometimes necessary.

Q:What is the main difference between
arbitration and mediation?

A: Arbitration and mediation are both ways to handle disputes outside of the courtroom. With
arbitration, the arbitrator can independently decide how to resolve the dispute. With mediation, on
the other hand, the mediator simply makes suggestions for the parties to take or leave. It’s
typically less formal and available on shorter notice.

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