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Historic Civil Rights Law Firm
Gray, Langford, Sapp, McGowan, Gray & Nathanson is a nationally recognized law firm with deep roots in the history of civil rights and legal advocacy in Alabama. The firm traces its origins to 1954, starting with the sole practice of the legendary Fred D. Gray, a pivotal figure who represented Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King Jr. Formally established as a partnership in 1960, this minority-owned firm has spent over six decades fighting for justice. Today, the firm continues its legacy of excellence, offering a broad spectrum of legal services from their offices in Montgomery and Tuskegee. The team is known for combining historical significance with modern legal strategies, representing individuals, corporations, and government entities with equal vigor.
- Civil Litigation: Extensive experience in handling complex disputes, including fraud, bad faith, and breach of contract cases.
- Personal Injury & Wrongful Death: Dedicated representation for victims of negligence, securing multi-million dollar verdicts and settlements.
- Government & Education Law: Serving as counsel for municipalities, colleges, and universities, navigating the complexities of public sector law.
- Probate & Real Estate: Assisting families with wills, estate administration, guardianships, and property transactions.
Office Location and Access
The firm’s Montgomery office is located in the Bailey Building at 400 South Union Street, Suite 205. This multi-story brick office building is situated near the I-85/I-65 interchange, making it highly accessible for clients traveling from across the state. The location creates a professional yet discreet environment, distinct from the crowded high-rises of the immediate downtown core. The building features a traditional architectural style that reflects the firm’s long-standing stability and reputation.
A Tradition of Service
Gray Langford Sapp McGowan prides itself on the timely delivery of legal services and a client-first approach. Whether you need to find a civil rights lawyer with a proven history or hire a corporate attorney for your business, this firm offers a unique blend of experience and dedication. Their attorneys are deeply embedded in the community, often handling high-profile cases that shape the legal landscape of Alabama.
Specializing In
Civil Rights, Government Law, Education Law, Personal Injury
Address & Location
Located in the historic Downtown district of Montgomery, just three blocks from the Alabama State Capitol.
Building Location
This office is housed in the Bailey Building, a four-story commercial office building. It is located near the Alabama State Capitol and the Saint Mark Baptist Church.
Suite Access
Enter through the main entrance of the Bailey Building. Take the stairs or elevator to the second floor, where you will find the office in Suite 205.
Parking Details
Ample surface public parking is available in unnamed parking lots situated right near the building.
Public Transit
Served by The M Route 5 (McGhee Road); nearest stop is at High & Union.
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