Montgomery–The Alabama Association for Justice (ALAJ), an association of attorneys dedicated to protecting 7th Amendment rights, elected a new slate of officers at their 2023 Annual Summer Convention.
President--Wesley Laird of Laird, Baker and Blackstock, Opp;1st Vice President–Clint Mountain of Mountain and Mountain, Tuscaloosa;Secretary–Derrick Mills of Marsh, Rickard and Bryan, Birmingham;
People are also reading… Immediate Past President–Erik Heninger of Heninger Garrison Davis, Birmingham. Laird began his own law firm in Covington County in 1987, now known as Laird, Baker and Blackstock in Opp. He concentrates his practice in personal injury and wrongful death, with a primary focus on trucking litigation. Laird is a sustaining and executive member of ALAJ, a member of the American Association for Justice, and has been recognized by the National Trial Lawyers Association as a Top 100 Trial Lawyer in Alabama.
“It’s an honor to be elected by my peers as president of this esteemed organization,” Laird said. “We are the only organization in the state that fights every day to ensure that all of our citizens have access to justice if they are wronged. We hold the wrongdoers accountable, and I can’t wait to serve my profession as their president.”
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