Ashley Reitz Peinhardt
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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.
Proven verdicts and settlements
A Houston County, Alabama jury awarded $6 million on September 17, 2024, to the family of Christa Anne Davis, 71, of Headland, who died of sepsis in September 2017 after gallbladder surgery. The family said a surgeon at the practice, filling in for her own surgeon, sent her home without checking her vital signs. The five-day trial was reported as the largest medical malpractice verdict in Houston County history.
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