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About Ashley Reitz Peinhardt

Ashley Reitz Peinhardt is a nationally recognized trial lawyer known for courtroom advocacy and client-focused representation. At Cumberland School of Law, she became a standout competitor on the National Trial Team, honing the skills that now define her success. As one of the first female attorneys at Hare Wynn, Ashley quickly earned a reputation for securing major settlements for her clients. Most of her practice has focused on medical malpractice cases, where she represents individuals and families affected by life-altering negligence.

She has achieved many multimillion-dollar settlements and verdicts, some record-setting for particular counties. She combines legal skill with her passion for storytelling to connect with juries on a human level. Ashley frequently shares her trial advocacy knowledge through speaking engagements and as an adjunct professor at Cumberland School of Law. She is a member of the American Board of Trial Advocates, which requires members to have significant courtroom experience and to exhibit civility, integrity, and professionalism.

Practice areas

Education

Cumberland School of Law, Samford University
J.D., 2010
University of Florida
Undergraduate, 2007

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Alabama, admitted 2010

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