About Tracy Cary

Tracy founded Morris, Cary, Andrews, Talmadge & Driggers LLC, more than 20 years ago and since 1994, he has exclusively represented injury victims, having never represented insurance companies.

Two of his proudest moments as a trial lawyer were obtaining a jury verdict of $28,800 in a “minor impact soft tissue” case in a very conservative venue in the face of a $3500 offer of judgment and obtaining a $3.8 million verdict in a very conservative venue in a case involving buzzed driving. No case is too large and no case is too small. Every client matters.

Tracy is licensed to practice law in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee and the District of Columbia. He has represented clients in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Kansas, Arizona, Illinois and Connecticut. He is a graduate of the Keenan Trial Institute and is constantly seeking to enhance his skills to make him a better courtroom advocate. Tracy is personally driven by his dedication to those he represents, his faith, and in the pursuit of justice. He has an AV Preeminent® rating from Martindale-Hubbell®, the highest possible peer review rating for legal excellence, ethical practice and case outcomes. He is rated 10.0 “Superb” by Avvo, and has repeatedly been selected for inclusion as a member of Super Lawyers®.

In addition, Tracy is a a zealous advocate for injured workers. He authored a consumer rights book (now in its second edition) entitled The Injured Workers Survival Guide – The Five Mistakes That Can Wreck Your Workers’ Compensation Claim. Tracy has authored many published articles in legal periodicals and has been a frequent speaker at continuing legal education seminars.

Tracy earned his Juris Doctor degree in 1992 at the University of Alabama School of Law and his B.S. from the University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications. Between college and law school, Tracy served our country on active duty in the United States Army as an artillery officer. During law school, Tracy served in the Alabama National Guard and upon passing the bar, Tracy served as a JAGC Officer in the Alabama Army National Guard.

Tracy and his wife Susan have four children and three grandchildren. In his spare time, Tracy enjoys family, travel (he has visited all 50 states, 24 countries and 26 of 30 Major League Baseball stadiums and counting) and sports. As often as possible, Tracy plays bass guitar in his church praise band.