Foster Gregory

After graduating from the University of South Alabama, Foster moved to Atlanta, Georgia, and attended Emory University School of Law. Throughout his legal education, he was uniquely exposed to numerous aspects of the criminal and civil justice systems, working in a variety of positions with entities such as the Superior Court of Fulton County, Georgia, the Tennessee Office of the Attorney General, and multiple defense litigation firms.

During his final year of law school, Foster attended the Vanderbilt School of Law in Nashville, Tennessee, as a transient 3L. The Vanderbilt legal community and Nashville’s proximity to North Alabama, inspired him to begin his career in Nashville where he worked as a litigation associate at one of the leading metrics-driven law firms in the country following his graduation from Emory University School of Law.

In 2024, Foster and his family were called to return home to North Alabama. “As I began my search for opportunities in North Alabama, every member of the legal profession I spoke to resoundingly recommended Morris, King & Hodge, a firm that has vehemently served the injured victims of Alabama for decades. I am immensely blessed to have the honor of continuing the firm’s standard of excellence and advocating on behalf of the communities that made me who I am today.”