About Neal Gray

Neal Gray has consistently recognized the importance of teamwork and community service throughout his life. From his time playing football at the University of Alabama at Birmingham to representing injured consumers in mass tort cases, Neal learned that it is essential for Alabamians to support one another. After graduating cum laude from the Birmingham School of Law, Neal began his legal career at Hare Wynn, having previously clerked at the firm during law school.

He quickly gained a reputation for courtroom skills and dedication to justice. His commitment to clients has allowed him to represent numerous individuals in mass tort cases, including those involving defective pharmaceuticals, medical devices, agricultural chemicals, and environmental contamination. He is a member of the Judge Hugh Locke Honor Society and competed on the BSOL Mock Trial Competition Team.

Practice areas

Education

Birmingham School of Law
J.D., 2020
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Undergraduate, 2016

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Alabama, admitted 2020

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