Paul Patterson II

Paul Patterson is a native of Tuscaloosa, Alabama and graduate of the University of Alabama School of Law.  Paul has handled litigation throughout the State of Alabama and the United States. While in law school, the University of Alabama School of Law and the American College of Trial Lawyers recognized Paul as the top trial advocacy student by awarding him the highly coveted Stancil R. Starnes scholarship. Paul was also awarded the prestigious George P. Taylor Top Trial Advocacy award in 1997 and 1998. The American Judicature Society named Paul the top law student in trial advocacy for the University of Alabama School of Law. Lastly, Paul was bestowed one of the top academic awards from the University of Alabama School of Law by awarding him the CALI in future interests. 

Paul's outstanding skills in advocacy and communication resulted in him being named to the University of Alabama Trial Advocacy Team.  Paul was selected as the lead advocate out of a field of approximately 300 law students.  While competing as lead lawyer on Alabama's trial team, Paul and his team won the Southeastern Regional Championship in New Orleans, Louisiana by defeating the University of Florida School of Law. The team went on to capture wins in Los Angeles, California, Washington D.C., Boston, Massachusetts, and Savannah, Georgia. 

Paul coupled his trial skills and his academic prowess and quickly became one of Alabama's top lawyers. State and federal judges throughout Alabama and the United States have recognized Paul's trial skills.