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Courtney Hutchinson Ealy

Courtney Ealy has built her career fighting for people whose lives have been disrupted at no fault of their own. She brings a compassionate, hands-on approach to personal injury law, ensuring that every client feels heard, informed, and empowered throughout the legal process.

Her experience spans wrongful death, premises liability, and catastrophic injury cases. Courtney’s dedication to her clients — and her focus on securing real results — has made her a trusted advocate for individuals and families across the state.

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From Injury To Outcome — Hear From Past Clients

Steven changed my life for the better. Working with him is as easy as it gets. He makes sure things are perfect and smooth. Not to mention he is very patient and was always willing to answer any questions I had. Going to Steven for help was definitely one of the best decisions of my life as he pulled me out of a very dark hole and turned my life as bright as the sun can ever shine. Thank you Stephen for all your honorable work!

Brian Ojeda (Jiro)

Personal Injury Client

I am incredibly grateful for the amazing job that Mr. Steven Cole and the entire Mann and Potter Team did for me. Throughout the entire process, I felt well taken care of and could always reach out to them with any questions I had. They handled everything for me, allowing me to put the accident and its associated bills behind me. I want to extend my heartfelt thanks to the whole team for taking care of both me and my family.

Brandon Moore

Auto Accident Client

Mann & Potter did an exceptional job representing me in my case. Steven Cole is a phenomenal attorney who was accessible, compassionate, and driven throughout the duration of my case. He prepared me well for each phase of the case, explained the process thoroughly, maintained constant communication, and ultimately was successful in reaching a substantial settlement. I would highly recommend Mann & Potter and Steven Cole specifically to anyone who needs representation.

Adam Roderick

Personal Injury Client

This firm is hands down the best I would highly recommend Mann and Potter. They are professional and on point with everything you will not be disappointed!!!

Angela Hamilton

Auto Accident Client

INSURANCE MISCONDUCT

Class Action v. Life Insurance Company of Georgia

Mann & Potter served as lead counsel in a national class action lawsuit that alleged that the defendant engaged in unfair sales practices affecting a broad group of insurance policyholders, many of whom were vulnerable or elderly individuals.

Settlement — $30 Million

Automobile Accident

Estate of Harvey Russell Collins Jr. v. Marten Transport

Ted L. Mann served as lead trial lawyer in this case, achieving the largest wrongful death verdict in St. Clair County history. The case involved a fatal incident resulting from negligence.

Jury Verdict — $6.5 Million

Commercial truck wreck

Estate of D. Peace v. Berkeley Scrap Metal

Attorneys J. Robert Potter, Ted L. Mann, and R. Steven Cole secured a $5.5 million verdict on behalf the estate of Donald Peace who was fatally injured in a late-night collision with a truck driver for a South Carolina scrap metal company.

Jury Verdict — $2.3 Million

Our Work Ethic Is Our Greatest Asset

For more than 35 years, we’ve helped individuals and families across Alabama navigate some of the hardest moments of their lives. Whether it’s a serious injury, a wrongful death, or standing up to a powerful insurance company, we prepare every case like it’s going to trial because that’s the best way to protect our clients’ futures.