Max Cassady is Board Certified Civil Trial Advocate by the National Board of Trial Advocacy. The firm handles a wide variety of civil matters, and has recovered in excess of $1,000,000 in multiple professional liability cases and has recovered in excess of $3,000,000 in a personal injury, products liability mass tort matter. Cases usually come to the firm through referring attorneys.
Max has tried numerous civil cases in Conecuh, Mobile and Baldwin Counties to favorable verdicts. In a November 2009 jury trial in Conecuh County, Max obtained a successful verdict on all counts, upholding a Last Will & Testament, upholding a deed signed just before death, and upholding a beneficiary designation for life insurance benefits signed just before death. Max has tried many criminal cases in Conecuh County to not guilty verdicts, including a complete acquittal on all counts in a murder/manslaughter case. In 1996, he filed a fair housing case that attacked systematic discrimination against blacks in West Mobile apartment complexes. The United States Justice Department intervened and the case settled for a then national record $1.8 Million. (Mobile Press Register, June 19, 1996). Max served as county attorney of Conecuh County during the period 2000 through 2004. He successfully defended a municipal judge accused of legal malpractice related both to his duties as a judge and as a private lawyer. In 2009 Max was selected by other lawyers as one of Alabama's Super Lawyers in the field of employment law.
Referral and Local Counsel Services to Other Law Firms. The firm has strong roots in Conecuh County. Max Cassady's mother was a lifelong educator in the community. His father was a businessman and three term mayor of Evergreen, the county seat. In addition to a strong plaintiff's practice, the firm has provided primary defense services and local counsel services in the venue since the firm commenced in 1995. For identities of plaintiff and defense attorneys and firms which have retained the firm for trial proceedings, contact 251-578-5252. The firm is currently representing an accountant accused of professional negligence in this venue.
Academics, Judicial Internship, Associations. Max attended the University of Alabama School of Law, where he was a member of the Alabama Law Review and the Bench & Bar Honor Society. He received the highest final examination grade in Property I and Property II. After law school he served two years in the chambers of Chief United States District Judge Alex T. Howard, Jr. Following law school he associated with the Mobile, Alabama defense firm of Johnstone Adams and he subsequently associated with the Mobile, Alabama claimant's firm of Burns, Cunningham & Mackey, P.C. Max has run 26.2 mile marathons in several states and a 50K. The firm embraces technology as a competitive edge.
Evergreen Office: 251-578-5252
Fairhope Office: 251-928-9558
E: maxcassady@gmail.com
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