Tom Methvin was born in Eufaula, Alabama in 1963. Tom graduated from the University of Alabama with a degree in Corporate Finance in 1985. He then earned his law degree from Cumberland School of Law in 1988. Tom’s family has been involved in the practice of law in Alabama for over two hundred years. Tom always knew he wanted to be an attorney.
Tom began his legal career at Beasley Allen in 1988 representing victims of consumer fraud. In 1998, Tom became Managing Shareholder of Beasley Allen and continues to hold that position.
Tom has been a very active member of the Alabama State Bar, serving on the Board of Bar Commissioners for nine years, the Executive Council for two years, and serving as Vice President of our Bar in 2005.
Tom is a Fellow in the Alabama Law Foundation and a charter member of the Atticus Finch Society. He is also President of the Montgomery Cumberland Law School Club. He serves on the Finance Committee for the Access to Justice Commission, which was formed by the Chief Justice to find new ways to provide access to justice for the poor in Alabama.
Tom is a former President of the Montgomery County Bar Association, former President of the Montgomery County Trial Lawyers Association, and serves on the Executive Committee of the Alabama Association for Justice.
Tom currently serves on the Boards of the following charitable organizations: Let God Arise Ministries, a prison ministry; Brantwood Children’s Home, a home for abused and neglected children; the Center for Progress and Opportunity, which explores ways to expand opportunity for all underprivileged Americans; and the Cystic Fibrosis Advisory Panel, which helps fight the terrible disease of CF.
Tom is married to the former Amy Agee of Birmingham, and they have two teenage sons, Rucker and Slade.
Tom Methvin was born in Eufaula, Alabama in 1963. Tom graduated from the University of Alabama with a degree in Corporate Finance in 1985. He then earned his law degree from Cumberland School of Law in 1988. Tom’s family has been involved in the practice of law in Alabama for over two hundred years. Tom always knew he wanted to be an attorney.