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Mallory Storey Ulmer

Mallory’s practice focuses on representing victims in personal injury litigation, including the areas of wrongful death, motor vehicle and trucking litigation. She handles cases in the Southeast and Midwest at state and federal court levels. Mallory recently obtained a $15 million settlement in a contested liability case arising from a crash that caused catastrophic injuries to her client. 

Mallory is an advocate of the Alabama Head Injury Foundation, which provides resources for members of our communities affected by traumatic brain injury. Mallory is an active member of American Association for Justice (AAJ), the largest plaintiff trial lawyer organization in the country—her law practice aligns with its core mission of education, advocacy, and the continual fight for justice. She enjoys active participation in AAJ Trucking Litigation Group and the Academy of Truck Accident Attorneys. Mallory currently serves as the assistant to the Editor of AAJ TLG’s Journal of Trucking Litigation and as a member of AAJ’s Exchange Advisory Committee. She enjoys writing, speaking, and advocating for issues related to trucking litigation. 

Mallory and her husband, Dr. Matthew J. Ulmer, and their daughter reside in Auburn. They enjoy traveling, visiting with family, finding good local eateries, and being outdoors.

Benjamin J Zimmern

Ben is an accomplished, zealous attorney who deploys creative techniques to obtain the best possible result for his clients. Prior to joining forces with the powerhouse of Alexander Shunnarah Injury Attorneys, Ben spent 12 years as an insurance defense attorney working for large insurance companies throughout Florida. During that time, he was no stranger to the courtroom and successfully defended clients in multiple jury trials around the State. After thousands of depositions, hundreds of mediations, and numerous trials, Ben came to the sobering realization that the extensive time put into those cases benefited only corporate shareholders. Winning felt good, but to win meant injured people went without any recovery.

A chance opportunity to talk with Alexander Shunnarah, the king of legal marketing, turned into an afternoon long phone call about the benefits of switching sides. The opportunity to fight for accident victims and join forces with a legal giant were ultimately too much to resist. In short, it was an offer he could not refuse. Ben left behind the defense world where he was a member of insurance defense organizations such as Defense Research Institute (DRI) and Claims & Litigation Management Alliance (CLM) to restart the Shunnarah Pensacola Office. 

Ben’s practice focuses on representing individuals who have been seriously injured by the negligence and wrongdoing of others. After having worked extensively in the insurance industry for so many years, Ben is exceedingly knowledgable as to which arguments and positions are most effective in getting insurance companies’ attention and which tactics are wasted efforts. Such insider knowledge directly benefits injured clients in navigating the process to allow a larger and quicker recovery. 

Ben obtained his undergraduate degree from Vanderbilt University and is a graduate of Cumberland School of Law. He is admitted to practice in all state and federal courts in Florida and Alabama. When not practicing law, Ben enjoys traveling and spending time with his wife, Kristina, daughters Emma and Charlotte, stepsons, Gabe and Michael, and their two dogs. 

Micheal Crowe

Michael’s career in law began with a desire to help people on a daily basis. The stress of a lawsuit can make it one of the most difficult times in someone’s life; Michael helps carry the burden for his clients and walks them through each step of the process. His perseverance and compassion make him a wonderful advocate for personal injury victims in Arkansas.

Michael likes to spend his free time exploring the Natural State. Whether hiking and playing tennis with friends or enjoying time at the lake with family, he’ll take any opportunity to be outdoors.

Michael is licensed to practice law in both Arkansas and Texas.

Rylee Davis

Rylee’s practice focuses on automobile and commercial motor-vehicle collisions, premises liability, wrongful death, and other personal injury claims. Rylee is an active member of the Alabama State Bar Association where he is a member of the Young Lawyers section as well as the Litigation section. Before joining Alexander Shunnarah Trial Attorneys as an Attorney, Rylee worked as a law clerk for attorneys Paul A. Spina, III, and Sara Williams.

Rylee graduated from Auburn University in 2018, where he received a Bachelor of Arts in Public Administration. After his undergraduate studies, Rylee attended Cumberland School of Law at Samford University, where he graduated with his Juris Doctor in 2021. During Rylee’s time at Cumberland, he focused on trial advocacy and litigation. Rylee was named Scholar of Merit of his Depositions Skills & Technology course and was a Teaching Fellow for Basic Skills in Trial Advocacy. Rylee was also an active member of Cumberland’s nationally ranked Trial Team, where he competed in several competitions, including Drexel’s Battle of the Experts and AAJ’s Student Trial Advocacy Competition. Rylee’s advocacy helped his team finish as Region Champions in AAJ’s Student Trial Advocacy Competition and advance to the finals in the other. During his final year on Cumberland’s Trial Team, Rylee was named the Judge James H. Roberts, Jr., Most Valuable Advocate & Trial Team Member.

Rylee was also involved in Cumberland’s Trial Advocacy Board serving as Associate Director of the Parham Williams Trial Competition, Director of the James O. Haley Federal Trial Competition, and served as the Board’s treasurer.

In his free time, Rylee enjoys spending much of his time with his family, friends, and his two Labrador Retrievers, Baylor and Vulcan. Rylee is an avid hunter and also enjoys much of his free time outdoors when he is not fighting for his clients both inside and outside of the courtroom.

Drew McNutt

Drew started his legal career by clerking for the Honorable Tom King, Jr. in the Circuit Court of Jefferson County. Following his clerkship, Drew spent several years working at an insurance defense firm, representing various insurance companies and their insureds. Since 2004, Drew has devoted his practice to representing injured individuals throughout Alabama and the Southeast. In representing his clients, Drew has served as lead counsel in numerous jury and bench trials, and he has secured favorable verdicts/judgment in both state and federal court, including multiple six figure jury verdicts. In 2020, Drew joined the team at Alexander Shunnarah Injury Lawyers after spending six years working with a regional personal injury firm.

Drew primarily handles cases involving truck and automobile collisions, premises liability, medical malpractice, defective products, pharmaceutical and medical device litigation, and industrial/construction accident. In handling these types of cases, Drew is committed to the belief that the attorneys at Alexander Shunnarah Injury Lawyers can “level the playing field” for their clients, regardless of their backgrounds or circumstances.

When not working for his clients, Drew and his wife, Brittany, are busy raising their two kids and spending time with friends and family.

Kevin M. Ritchey

I’ve been practicing law since 2003 and am proud to continue my family’s tradition of success as lawyers. I strive to be hard working and detail oriented in order to get the best possible settlement for my clients. I am a member of the Alabama State Bar, the United States Bar Association, and the Huntsville-Madison County Bar Association, Inc. I am a family-oriented person. I have been married to my lovely wife Lisa for 27 years. I have 5 beautiful children and one amazing granddaughter. I am an avid supporter of both amateur and collegiate athletics. I spend most of my weekends watching 3 of my children play college sports at Huntingdon College.

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