Gregory B. Breedlove
  • Fellow, American College of Trial Lawyers
  • Fellow, International Academy of Trial Lawyers
  • Advocate, American Board of Trial Advocates
  • Certified as a Civil Trial Specialist by The National Board of Trial Advocacy

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A universally respected litigator (voted by his peers as Mobile Personal Injury Lawyer of the Year for 2020, 2015 and 2010), Greg has obtained numerous multimillion dollar jury verdicts and settlements for his clients over the past 35 years. He is known for relentless preparation, unparalleled attention to detail, and a precisely executed trial plan to best present the cases of his clients.

Greg has distinguished himself by his willingness to take on and win complex class action, medical negligence, product liability, and catastrophic personal injury cases. He has acted as co-lead counsel on numerous high profile and noteworthy cases including the Amtrak "Sunset Limited" train crash in Mobile, the worst passenger Railway disaster in US history. Greg served as co-lead counsel for all 247 victims and their families.

Recognition & Awards 

  • Benchmark Plaintiff named him a "Litigation Star" in its national rankings of personal injury attorneys and for Alabama
  • Listed in Chambers USA as one of the top lawyers in America in the area of Litigation: Plaintiff, for his expertise in complex medical negligence, wrongful death, personal injury and class action cases.
  • In 2010, 2015 and 2020, he was selected by his peers to receive Best Lawyers® distinction of Mobile’s Personal Injury Litigation – Plaintiffs “Lawyer of the Year"
  • Listed in Best Lawyers in America® (2003-Present)
  • Listed in Super Lawyers magazine as one of the top plaintiff attorneys in Alabama (2008-Present)
  • Listed as one of the 500 "Leading Lawyers in America" by Lawdragon Magazine
  • Lawdragon 500 Leading Plaintiff Consumer Lawyers
  • AV® Preeminent™ 5.0/5.0 Peer Rating by Martindale Hubbell
  • Recognized by The National Trial Lawyers as a "Top 100 Trial Lawyer"
  • $25.3 Million Verdict Against Tractor Manufacturer
  • $14.5 Million Verdict in Medical Malpractice Case
  • $10.25 Million Workplace Injury at Target
  • $10 Million Verdict for Woman in Collision Case
  • $6.5 Million Medical Malpractice Case Against a Physician
  • $4.5 Million Family in Head-On Collision With a Large Truck
  • $3 Million Verdict Rendered Against Hospital in Medical Negligence Case
  • $1.8 Million Jury Verdict For Kitchen Foods, Inc.
  • $875,608 Verdict for Man Hit By Truck
  • $825,000 Settlement Obtained for Woman Injured in Motor Vehicle Collision in Baldwin County
  • $500,000 Products Liability Case Against Crane Manufacturer
  • Confidential Settlement in ValuJet Flight 592 Crash
  • Confidential Settlement Reached With Trucking Company During Trial
  • Confidential Deadly Traffic Hazard in Industrial Trucking Case
  • Confidential Settlement Negotiated for Defectively-Designed Watercraft
  • Confidential Settlement Negotiated for Truck Mechanic Struck by Passing Vehicle
  • Confidential Settlement Negotiated for Couple Injured When Struck by Lawn Equipment
  • Confidential Laborers Exposed to Anhydrous Ammonia
  • Confidential Woman Injured in Truck Crash
  • Confidential Case Against Ford Motor Co. for Defective Intake Manifolds
  • Confidential Settlement Negotiated With Manufacturer of Defective Hardboard Siding
  • Confidential Settlement Negotiated for Client in Truck Accident
  • Confidential Families Settle Over Death From Construction Machinery
  • Confidential Amtrak Settles Lawsuits Over Train Derailment
  • Confidential Settlement Negotiated in All-Terrain Vehicle Rollover
  • Confidential Settlement Negotiated for Family of Man Killed on Jet Ski
  • Confidential Settlement Negotiated in Anesthesia Error
  • Confidential Settlements Negotiated Over Clothes Dryer Fire
  • Confidential Settlement Reached in ERCP Medical Malpractice Case
  • Confidential Settlement Obtained in Shooting Case
  • Admitted to the Alabama Bar in 1979
  • Cumberland School of Law J.D., magna cum laude, 1979
  • Auburn University, B.S., with high honor, 1976
  • Fellow, American College of Trial Lawyers (Member, Alabama State Committee, 2011-2016)
  • Fellow, International Academy of Trial Lawyers
  • Senior Fellow, Litigation Counsel of America
  • Member, American Association for Justice
  • Advocate, American Board of Trial Advocates (President of the Alabama Chapter 2008-2009)
  • Fellow, Alabama Law Foundation (limited to no more than 1% of Alabama Bar members)
  • Certified Civil Trial Specialist by the National Board of Trial Advocacy (Member, National Board of Directors – July 2002 through July 2007)
  • Charter Member of the American College of Board Certified Attorneys
  • Charter Member of the Atticus Finch Society
  • Charter Member of the "Pioneers for Justice" of the Alabama Civil Justice Foundation
  • Member, Judicial Oversight Committee - 2000 (Appointed by Chief Justice, Alabama Supreme Court)
  • President of the Alabama Civil Justice Foundation in 1998-1999
  • President of the Alabama Trial Lawyers Association in 1998-1999
  • Member, State Executive Committee for the National Trial Lawyers in 2018
Publications
  • Legal Update Summer 2020
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  • Legal Update Spring 2020
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  • Legal Update Winter 2020
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  • Legal Update Fall 2019
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  • Legal Update Winter 2017
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  • Overcoming an Assertion of Fifth Amendment Privilege Against Self-Incrimination in Parallel Civil Proceedings
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    Overcoming an Assertion of Fifth Amendment Privilege Against Self-Incrimination in Parallel Civil Proceedings

    Bud and Allie are returning home from a social engagement when their passenger car is struck broadside by a speeding 18-wheeler. Bud is killed. Allie is injured. Law enforcement conducts a field sobriety test on the truck driver, charges him with DUI, and obtains a blood sample. Upon learning the truck driver also had traces of methamphetamines in his blood at the time of the wreck, the truck driver is indicted for murder.

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  • Direct Examination - Plaintiff's Perspective
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    Direct Examination - Plaintiff's Perspective

    Direct examination is one of the most important, yet least appreciated, aspects of trial. Attorneys often devote substantial time and effort to prepare their opening statements, cross-examinations, and closing arguments but spend only minimal time and effort on their direct examinations. However, unless the plaintiff proves the case to the satisfaction of the judge, jury, and appellate courts, all the effort is wasted as the case will either be dismissed, lost, or reversed on appeal. This paper will provide some practical suggestions to assist the practitioner in creating and executing effective direct examinations

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  • Suggested Strategies for Defeating Removal to Federal Court When There Is Complete Diversity
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    Suggested Strategies for Defeating Removal to Federal Court When There Is Complete Diversity

    When litigation is necessary, a plaintiff has the right to choose the forum. As an initial matter, plaintiff's counsel should consider the law and facts of the case and decide whether state or federal jurisdiction is best for the client's cause. Many times, the federal court will be a preferable forum. However, for a number of reasons, including litigation expenses, ease of case preparation through formal discovery, avoidance of strict federal court pleading and discovery requirements, avoidance of Daubert requirements regarding expert testimony, and the opportunity for an earlier trial date, the state court may be preferable. This article addresses the strategies a litigant can employ to reduce the chance of removal when there is simply no viable local defendant.

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  • The History of Cunningham Bounds (Part 1)

    In this episode of Legal Update, Gregory B. Breedlove shares a bit about the history of Cunningham Bounds.

  • The History of Cunningham Bounds (Part 2)

    In this episode of Legal Update, Attorney Greg Breedlove discusses how Cunningham Bounds has significantly grown over the years and has the trial resources to successfully bring an injury claim to court.

  • How Our Firm Selects The Personal Injury Claims We Represent

    Gregory Breedlove talks about the clients who represent and the cases they pursue

  • Why Our Firm Is Equipped To Represent Sports Accident Injury Claims

    In this video, Greg Breedlove talks about how they help their clients about Sports and Recreation Accidents.

  • Why Our Firm Is Equipped To Litigate Medical Malpractice Claims

    In this video, Greg Breedlove talks about how they help clients recover judgements and medical malpractice.

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