Maynard & Gale is pleased to announce that the firm and many of its attorneys have once again received high rankings in the 2016 edition of Chambers USA, America’s Leading Lawyers for Business, the prestigious referral directory of the legal industry.

Chambers USA ranked Maynard & Gale as one of the top firms in Alabama in the areas of Corporate/Commercial, Real Estate, Labor and Employment, Banking and Finance, Commercial Litigation and Bankruptcy/Restructuring.

Twenty-six Maynard & Gale attorneys achieved high rankings as leading lawyers for business in their respective areas of practice:

• Lee E. Bains, Jr. (Litigation: General Commercial and Litigation: Appellate)
• John Bolus (Litigation: General Commercial)
• Thomas C. Clark III (Real Estate)
• Gregory S. Curran (Corporate/Commercial)
• Mark L. Drew (Corporate/Commercial)
• Kevin Gray (Bankruptcy/Restructuring)
• Timothy W. Gregg (Corporate/Commercial)
• Christopher B. Harmon (Corporate/Commercial)
• Heyward C. Hosch (Banking & Finance: Public Finance)
• Jayna Partain Lamar (Bankruptcy/Restructuring)
• Warren B. Lightfoot, Jr. (Labor and Employment)* New to the listing this year
• Kris Lowry (Banking & Finance)
• Jenny McCain (Banking & Finance: Mainly Regulatory)
• Chris Mitchell (Labor and Employment, Senior Statesman)
• Randall Morrow (Banking & Finance)
• Michael Mulvaney (Litigation: General Commercial)
• John Neiman (Litigation: Appellate)
• Beth O’Neill (Real Estate)
• Maibeth Porter (Litigation: General Commercial)
• Robert R. Sexton (Real Estate)
• David M. Smith (Labor and Employment)
• Joseph Smith (Banking and Finance: Public Finance)
• Stephen Stallcup (Real Estate)
• Matthew Stiles (Labor and Employment)
• Thomas Thagard (Litigation: General Commercial)
• Daniel Wilson (Real Estate)

London-based Chambers and Partners annually ranks the leading U.S. firms and attorneys based on in-depth research and client and peer interviews. Individual attorneys are evaluated on their legal knowledge and experience, ability and effectiveness, and client service.