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Zander Carrie

Birmingham Alabama criminal defense lawyer Zander Carrie handles DUI cases, sex crimes, drug trafficking, and assault cases in Vestavia Hills, Homewood, Hoover, Mountain Brook, Tuscaloosa, and Auburn.
zander@polsonlawfirm.com
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Phone: (205) 871-8838

2824 Central Ave #150
Birmingham, Alabama 35209


Zander Carrie is an experienced trial attorney and associate at Polson & Polson Law Firm in Birmingham, AL. Before joining the firm, Zander worked as a Deputy District Attorney in Alabama’s 10th Judicial Circuit. He handled many serious felony charges including capital murder, child sex crimes, drug trafficking cases, and DUI fatalities. Zander gained valuable insights and knowledge from his time at the DA’s office which helps him advise and represent clients who fall under the threat of prosecution.

While in graduate school, Zander decided his oral and written advocacy skills would be put to better use as a criminal defense lawyer. He graduated from the University of South Carolina’s School of Law in 2019 and immediately moved back to Birmingham to practice law as a trial attorney in his beloved hometown.

Zander is a creative, zealous trial attorney who continues to refine his practice through further education. In March of 2024, Zander attended the nationally acclaimed “Trial Lawyers College” in Tulsa, Oklahoma, working with incredible lawyers and professional psychodramatists from across the country to develop new trial methods and techniques.

Mr. Carrie is proud to call the Korean community in Montgomery part of his family. In 2010, Mr. Carrie’s wife immigrated to Montgomery, Alabama from Suncheon, South Korea. When they met, her family and culture became a cornerstone of his life. Mr. Carrie frequently interacts with the large Korean community in Montgomery, Auburn, and Opelika.

He understands how instrumental this community is to the State of Alabama’s rich cultural dynamic and growing economic presence.

At the Polson & Polson Law Firm, we understand the Korean community has established firm roots in central Alabama through business development, higher learning, and faith centers. This large, growing community interacts with the Alabama legal system and courts regularly.

Because of his proximity and personal connection to the Korean community, Mr. Carrie appreciates both the uncertainty and fear an immigrant may feel when interacting with a foreign legal system. Whether you are charged with a criminal offense or involved in a serious accident, we are here to help you and stand by you in court.

Whether you are here permanently or simply working on a limited contract, our criminal defense law firm is equipped to handle your case. We have translators available if needed. Polson & Polson is proud to represent any member of the Korean community in Alabama. Contact our office today at (205) 871-8838 for your free case evaluation.

Outside of the office and courtroom, Zander is a passionate soccer fan and advocate for the soccer community in Birmingham. He previously coached competitive teams at Homewood Soccer Club and holds numerous coaching licenses from the United States Soccer Federation.

In his free time, Zander enjoys running long-distance races, cooking at home for his family, watching all Crimson Tide sports, and reading novels written by his favorite author – Haruki Murakami. Zander and his family are members of Ascension Episcopal Church in Vestavia Hills.

Education

J.D., University of South Carolina, Joseph F. Rice School of Law, 2019

B.A., English Literature, University of Alabama, 2013
cum laude

M.A., English Literature, University of Colorado-Boulder, 2016

Jurisdictions Admitted to Practice Alabama
Professional & Bar Association Memberships

Alabama State Bar

Achievements and Awards
  • Trial Lawyers College, Tulsa, OK 2024
  • Birmingham Bar Association Criminal Justice Section Social Chair, 2024
  • Birmingham Bar Association Future Leaders Forum, 2023
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