Parker Trial Law, LLC, founded in 2016 by lead trial attorney Adam E. Parker, is a premier legal
firm representing individuals and businesses in civil and criminal litigation. Our experienced
attorneys are dedicated to zealously representing clients in jury trials across Alabama, Georgia,
and beyond. With a rich history dating back to 1979, our firm has handled a myriad of cases,
from simple matters to highly complex litigation, specializing in Personal Injury, Truck
Accidents, Criminal Defense, Real Estate, Probate (Wills, trusts, estates, conservatorships, power
of attorney), and Business Law.
Our firm’s primary focus is representing victims of serious injuries. Led by trial attorney Adam
E. Parker, our firm has success in truck accident cases and cases involving commercial vehicles.
Our firm has handled serious injury and wrongful death cases due to electrocution, workplace
injury, negligent security, medical malpractice, and
motor vehicle collisions. Adam has received
recognition for his achievements through both Super Lawyers and the National Trial Lawyers
Association.
Our criminal division is led by nationally recognized trial attorney James W. Parkman, III. Our attorneys have served as lead counsel in cases spanning over twenty states. Notable cases include white-collar matters, high-profile trials, and murder.
We pride ourselves on trial advocacy and building the next generation of trial lawyers. Our
commitment extends to defending impoverished individuals through criminal appointments.
While favorable settlements are considered, our belief is that trials are often necessary as results
matter, experience matters, and most importantly, you matter. Choose Parker Trial Law for
unwavering legal representation tailored to your unique needs.
At Parker Trial Law, our unwavering commitment to our clients is the cornerstone of our
practice. Founded by lead trial attorney Adam E. Parker, our team is dedicated to providing
exceptional legal representation with a focus on personal attention and zealous advocacy. We understand that each client comes with unique
circumstances and challenges, which is why we
approach every case with a personalized and client-centered strategy. Whether you’re dealing with the aftermath of a personal injury, navigating a criminal defense matter, or seeking
assistance in real estate, probate, or business consulting, we prioritize your needs and strive to
achieve the best possible outcomes. Our commitment extends beyond the courtroom, as we
actively engage in trial advocacy and invest in building the next generation of skilled trial
lawyers. We believe that results matter, experience matters, and, above all, our clients matter.
ALABAMA
Abbeville | Henry County
Andalusia | Covington County
Auburn | Lee County
Brantley | Crenshaw County
Brundidge | Pike County
Clayton | Barbour County
Daleville | Dale County
Dothan | Houston County
Elba | Coffee County
Enterprise | Coffee County
Eufaula | Barbour County
Geneva | Geneva County
Georgiana | Butler County
Greenville | Butler County
Headland | Henry County
Ladonia | Russell County
Luverne | Crenshaw County
Midway | Bullock County
Montgomery | Montgomery County
Notasulga | Macon County
Opelika | Lee County
Opp | Covington County
Ozark | Dale County
Pike Road | Montgomery County
Phenix City | Russell County
Slocomb | Geneva County
Taylor | Houston County
Troy | Pike County
Tuskegee | Macon County
Union Springs | Bullock County
GEORGIA
Bainbridge | Decatur County
Blakely | Early County
Bluffton | Clay County
Boston | Thomas County
Cairo | Grady County
Colquitt | Miller County
Columbus | Muscogee County
Cusseta | Chattahoochee County
Damascus | Miller County
Donalsonville | Seminole County
Edison | Calhoun County
Fort Benning South | Chattahoochee County
Fort Gaines | Clay County
Georgetown | Quitman County
Hahira | Lowndes County
Iron City | Seminole County
Lumpkin | Stewart County
Morgan | Calhoun County
Morris | Quitman County
Morven | Brooks County
Richland | Stewart County
Shellman | Randolph County
Thomasville | Thomas County
Valdosta | Lowndes County
Whigham | Grady County