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Tracy W. Cary

Licensed in US

Biography

Since 1994, Tracy has only represented injury victims and has never represented insurance companies. Tracy is personally driven by his dedication to those he represents, his faith, and in the pursuit of justice. Tracy sincerely believes no case is too small and no case is too big. To illustrate this point, among some of the hundreds of successful cases Tracy has handled, two of his proudest moments as a trial lawyer were obtaining a jury verdict of $28,800 in a “minor impact soft tissue” case in a very conservative venue in the face of a $3,500 offer of judgment and obtaining a $3.8 million verdict in a very conservative Alabama county in a case that involved buzzed driving. In addition, Tracy obtained a $20.7 million dollar jury verdict in Tennessee and a $3.2 verdict in Florida.  No case is too large and no case is too small. Because every client matters. Tracy took and passed the bar exams in Alabama, Florida and Georgia. He is also licensed to practice law in Tennessee and the District of Columbia. He has represented clients in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Kansas, Arizona, Illinois and Connecticut. Tracy is board-certified by the American Board of Trial Advocacy, is a graduate of the Keenan Trial Institute, and is constantly seeking to enhance his skills to make him a better courtroom advocate. He has an AV Preeminent® rating from Martindale-Hubbell®, the highest possible peer review rating for legal excellence, ethical practice and case outcomes. He is rated 10.0 “Superb” by Avvo, and has repeatedly been selected for inclusion as a member of Super Lawyers®. In addition, Tracy is a zealous advocate for injured workers. He authored a consumer rights book (now in its second edition) entitled The Injured Workers Survival Guide – The Five Mistakes That Can Wreck Your Workers’ Compensation Claim. Tracy has authored many published articles in legal periodicals and has been a frequent speaker at continuing legal education seminars.

Education

  • The University of Alabama School of Law
  • Tuscaloosa
  • Alabama
  • 1992
  • Juris Doctor College of Journalism and Communications
  • University of Florida
  • Gainesville
  • Florida
  • 1985 B.S.
  • Major: Public Relations; Minor: History Lecturer
  • “Workers’ Compensation Law”
  • Continuing Legal Education Seminars
  • Troy University