Specialties
Boles Holmes White, LLC, originally founded in Dothan, AL focuses on corporate representation, litigation, white collar and criminal defense, wills trusts and estates and family law cases.
We have the experience to assist your company with outside counsel services and corporate litigation. We can also handle the most complex, high-profile white collar criminal cases anywhere in the country.
Also, if you have a friend or family member who needs assistance with an probate matter, or who is going through a family law case or charged with an offense such as a drug possession, DUI or other criminal case, we can assist.
History
Established in 2003.
"We can handle the most complex, high-profile criminal cases anywhere in the country, as well as DUI, criminal, bankruptcy, civil litigation, probate and domestic cases throughout Alabama, from our offices in Birmingham and Dothan," White says. "Regardless of the case, we offer clients rigorous and sophisticated representation in a more cost-effective way than many of the larger firms."
Attorneys at Boles Holmes White, LLC have more than 100 years of combined experience in a wide range of practice areas, with a particular emphasis on courtroom litigation. Indeed, the firm is prepared to represent clients nationally or in any courtroom in Alabama. Boles Holmes White, LLC, meanwhile, have both been AV Preeminent rated by Martindale-Hubb
Meet the Business Owner: William W.
William White is one of the founding partners of Boles Holmes White, LLC. After graduating from the University of Alabama with a degree in Accounting, and the University of Alabama School of Law, William began his practice in a general litigation firm in his hometown of Dothan, Alabama. There he handled a broad array of cases including Probate and Estate Planning, Insurance Defense Litigation, Real Estate, and Divorce. He soon took advantage of an opportunity to obtain more courtroom experience by joining the District Attorney's office as a prosecutor. In his five years at the District Attorney's office, William stayed busy, handling first appearances, bond hearings, grand jury presentments, arraignments, misdemeanor bench trials, and felony jury trials, often all in the same week. While a prosecutor, William was involved in nearly 100 jury trials, including numerous capital murder cases. William was also in charge of the office's civil asset forfeiture cases.
