Carson Campbell

Carson Campbell is a dedicated advocate for individuals who have been wronged, injured, or overlooked. She assists clients with a wide range of legal issues, offering trusted counsel and tireless representation no matter the challenge. While her special interests lie in injury law, including workers’ compensation, personal injury, and medical malpractice, Carson brings both compassion and strength to every case she handles. Although she holds a near-perfect record in the courtroom, her relationship driven approach yields even more meaningful results with her clients.

Before joining the firm, Carson spent several years defending employers and insurance companies in workers’ compensation and liability matters. Her background as a defense attorney gives her a unique edge in anticipating insurance company tactics and building cases that demand results. She now uses that knowledge to fight for real people.

Carson earned her law degree from Cumberland School of Law, graduating in the top 10 percent of her class. She served as Writing Editor of the Cumberland Law Review and was a Caruthers Teaching Fellow. 

Just a small-town girl, Carson is proud to serve the community she calls home. She believes that every client deserves not just legal representation, but a voice, a strategy, and an advocate who truly cares.

Additionally, Carson is a frequent speaker on legal issues and has authored several articles in the area of workers’ compensation law. Some of Carson’s presentations and publications include: 

• Settlement and Mediation Pitfalls – National Business Institute’s seminar, January 2025
• The First Report – Redefining Workplace Risk: Alabama Opens the Door to Covid-19 Compensability, Winter 2024
• The First Report – Mind Matters: Mental Competency Considerations in Alabama Workers’ Compensation Settlements, Spring 2024
• The First Report – Alabama Workers’ Compensation Goes Digital: What You Need to Know About EDI, Summer 2023
• Is Covid-19 Covered as a Workers’ Compensation Claim? – Business Alabama, November 28, 2022
• The First Report – Is Covid-19 a Compensable Workers’ Compensation Claim in Alabama?, Summer 2022

Disclaimer: No representation is made that the quality of legal services to be performed is greater than the quality of services performed by other lawyers.