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Hannah H. Stokes is a dedicated personal injury attorney based in Birmingham, Alabama, who has been a member of the Alabama State Bar since 2016. A native of Rainbow City, near Gadsden, Hannah pursued her undergraduate studies and legal education at The University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, where she graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelor’s degree in Communication. She further honed her legal skills by earning her Juris Doctor degree, during which time she demonstrated exceptional leadership as President of the Women’s Section. While in law school, Hannah was recognized for her commitment to community service, receiving the Dean’s Community Service and Pro Bono Award. Her practical experience includes serving as a certified legal intern in the Elder Law Clinic, which focused on providing essential legal assistance to the elderly population in West Alabama. Hannah also gained invaluable insights through internships with the Honorable L. Scott Coogler and the Honorable James C. Guin, III, where she developed a strong foundation in litigation and legal advocacy. In recognition of her outstanding academic achievements and potential, Hannah was awarded the prestigious Justice Janie L. Shores Scholarship by the Alabama Law Foundation, honoring the first female justice on the Alabama Supreme Court. Since joining the Law Offices of Hannah H. Stokes as a law clerk after her second year of law school, she has been committed to providing exceptional legal services to her clients. Outside of her professional endeavors, Hannah enjoys spending quality time with her husband, family, and friends, further enriching her community connections and personal growth. With a passion for helping those in need, Hannah H. Stokes stands out as a compassionate and skilled advocate in the personal injury sector.
Slip and fall attorneys represent individuals injured due to hazardous property conditions. They hold property owners accountable for negligence. Common matters include slip and fall, trip hazards, wet floors, inadequate lighting.