George Martin served the citizens of Alabama as a federal prosecutor for 32 years. He is an experienced courtroom lawyer who has tried dozens of complex white collar cases. George’s work includes many of the most sophisticated trials in Alabama involving white collar crimes.

During those years of service, George successfully prosecuted high profile public corruption cases involving a Birmingham mayor, Jefferson County commissioners, members of the Alabama Legislature, local public officials, and individuals who conspired with them. George was recognized with awards from the Department of Justice, National Association of Former United States Attorneys, and others for his work holding corrupt public officials accountable.

Additionally, George prosecuted cases involving large scale financial crimes, including cases involving corporate fraud, securities fraud, bank fraud, healthcare fraud, tax crimes, money laundering, and forfeiture.

George also used his exemplary legal research, writing, and oral advocacy skills to successfully argue many cases in federal and state appellate courts.

The cases George handled required thorough analysis of the evidence, an extensive understanding of criminal law, and a single-minded dedication to finding the truth. George will apply this experience, knowledge, and commitment to the client to develop a strategy for your situation.  

After graduating with business and law degrees from the University of Alabama, George began his legal career clerking for Judge Emmett R. Cox of the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit.