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Cusimano, Roberts, Mills & Knowlton marks one year with attorney Carson S. Campbell

By Karla McArthur, Correspondent

Cusimano, Roberts, Mills & Knowlton, LLC is marking the one-year anniversary of attorney Carson S. Campbell’s service in the firm’s Gadsden office, recognizing her continued work with clients across Etowah County and surrounding communities.

Founding partner Gregory S. Cusimano said Campbell’s background and work ethic have strengthened the firm’s ability to represent clients in a range of personal injury matters.

Campbell focuses her practice on personal injury cases, including workers’ compensation claims, premises liability and motor vehicle accident litigation. Her approach emphasizes clear communication and preparation to ensure clients feel supported throughout the legal process.

“My goal is always to be responsive and accessible so clients feel informed and have someone they can turn to for answers and guidance during a difficult time,” Campbell said.

Campbell earned her Juris Doctor from the Cumberland School of Law at Samford University, where she served as writing editor of the Cumberland Law Review and was selected as a Caruthers Teaching Fellow. She remains active in professional and volunteer efforts throughout the greater Gadsden area.

“I am grateful for the opportunity to serve individuals and families in this community,” Campbell said. “This past year has reinforced my commitment to helping clients navigate difficult legal situations with clarity and diligence.”

Cusimano, Roberts, Mills & Knowlton, LLC represents clients in matters involving personal injury, probate and estate administration, family law and civil litigation throughout Alabama.

Cusimano, Roberts, Mills & Knowlton, LLC

153 S. 9th St.

Gadsden, AL 35901

(256) 543-0400

No representation is made that the quality of legal services to be performed is greater than the quality of legal services performed by other lawyers.

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