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Christy Crow Trial Lawyer Trial Lawyer. Wife. Mom. Sister. Daughter. I love lawyers.

I am dedicated to representing my clients while promoting the health and wellness of lawyers and reminding everyone what amazing things lawyers do in our communities.

This is a myth! While the courtroom is certainly an important part of being a trial lawyer, we don't spend all day, ever...
10/16/2026

This is a myth! While the courtroom is certainly an important part of being a trial lawyer, we don't spend all day, every day in court. A lot of cases never even make it to court.

A significant part of trial work happens long before anyone walks into a courtroom. We research, investigate, review documents and evidence, meet with clients and witnesses, prepare for depositions, develop case strategy, negotiate, and spend countless hours preparing for the unexpected.

The actual trial may be the part people see, but so much of the work happens behind the scenes.

And that's one of the things I love about trial work: every case requires preparation, strategy, persistence, and a willingness to dig deeper.

What other things have you always wondered about being a trial lawyer? ⚖️

A new episode of More Than A Lawyer is here, and I always appreciate the opportunity to speak with fellow attorneys abou...
10/13/2026

A new episode of More Than A Lawyer is here, and I always appreciate the opportunity to speak with fellow attorneys about the ways they are making a difference beyond the practice of law. This episode, I sat down with Attorney Nathan Harris.

We talked about his work serving immigrant communities, including his involvement with HICA (Hispanic and Immigrant Center of Alabama) and Fiesta, and how he has made community service a part of both his personal life and his work.

One of the things I love about these conversations is hearing how other lawyers find ways to make a difference outside the courtroom. Nathan shared how important it is to show up, get involved, and build real relationships with the people in your community. I think there’s a lot to be said for that. You can practice law in a community for years, but truly becoming part of it means finding ways to give back and invest in the people who make it what it is.

I hope you’ll give this episode a listen! You can watch our conversation on YouTube at the link below.

https://youtu.be/pSdq4KUGqyA

I enjoyed spending time with the Alabama State Bar’s Solo and Small Firm Section, where I had the opportunity to lead a ...
10/09/2026

I enjoyed spending time with the Alabama State Bar’s Solo and Small Firm Section, where I had the opportunity to lead a panel discussion on “How to Make It Rain: Building a Book of Business as a Small Firm.”

Building a successful practice takes more than being good at what you do. It takes building relationships, earning trust, and being intentional about how you connect with people and grow your business. I enjoyed getting to share ideas and hear other perspectives on something every small firm has to think about.

I also stayed to hear Sarah Williams speak about building a brand. One thing I’ve learned over the years is that there’s always something new to learn, no matter how long you’ve been practicing. Some days you get to share what you know, and other days you get to take notes from someone else!

I’m grateful for opportunities like this that allow me to do both.

You may have heard the word “deposition” in a legal drama or courtroom show, but what does it actually mean?A deposition...
10/08/2026

You may have heard the word “deposition” in a legal drama or courtroom show, but what does it actually mean?

A deposition is a formal process where a witness or party in a case answers questions under oath, usually before trial. The testimony is recorded and can become an important part of preparing a case.

Depositions give attorneys an opportunity to learn more about the facts, understand what a witness knows, identify areas that may need further investigation, and prepare for what may come at trial.

While it may look like simply answering questions, there is a lot of preparation that happens before, during, and after a deposition.

The more you understand about the legal process, the less intimidating it can feel. ⚖️

As lawyers, it’s easy to get caught up in our cases, our clients, our deadlines, and everything waiting on our desks. Bu...
10/06/2026

As lawyers, it’s easy to get caught up in our cases, our clients, our deadlines, and everything waiting on our desks. But some of the most meaningful work we do has nothing to do with a billable hour or a courtroom.

It can be mentoring a young person, supporting a local organization, investing in our community, or simply showing up when someone needs help.

I’m grateful for the opportunities I’ve had through my work and personally to give back to the communities around me. We all have something to offer, and sometimes the smallest ways of showing up can make the biggest difference.

Our careers are important, but so is the impact we make beyond them!

One of the most valuable skills a trial lawyer can develop is also one of the simplest: listening.In a courtroom, you ha...
10/02/2026

One of the most valuable skills a trial lawyer can develop is also one of the simplest: listening.

In a courtroom, you have to listen carefully before deciding where a question, argument, or piece of testimony is going to take you. Sometimes the most important detail is the one you might have missed if you were already thinking about what you wanted to say next.

The same is true outside the courtroom.

We can be so quick to form an opinion, prepare a response, or decide what someone means before we've really heard them. Listening doesn't mean you have to agree. It simply means you're willing to understand before you respond.

Whether you're in a courtroom, a meeting, or a conversation with someone you care about, take the time to listen first. You may hear something you would have missed otherwise.

You’re probably not going to wake up one morning and suddenly feel confident.Confidence is built through experience. It ...
09/29/2026

You’re probably not going to wake up one morning and suddenly feel confident.

Confidence is built through experience. It comes from doing the things that make you uncomfortable, taking on challenges you’re not sure you’re ready for, and realizing afterward that you were more capable than you thought.

Every time you speak up when you’re nervous, take on a new responsibility, walk into an unfamiliar room, or try something outside your comfort zone, you’re building confidence.

You don’t have to feel confident before you take the next step. Sometimes, taking the step is how you become confident.

09/29/2026

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