The Huntsville-based law firm Morris, King & Hodge, P.C. has announced that three of its attorneys—David J. Hodge, Joe A. King, Jr., and Harvey B. Morris—have been included in the 2026 edition of Mid-South Super Lawyers, a rating service that relies on peer review and independent research to recognize top attorneys.
The Super Lawyers selection process involves independent research, peer nominations, and peer evaluations. Attorneys are recognized for their excellence and proven track records of success. The three honorees from Morris, King & Hodge were all recognized in the category of Personal Injury General: Plaintiff.
Harvey B. Morris has been recognized by Super Lawyers every year since 2009 and made the list again in 2026. His practice focuses on personal injury claims, product liability cases, and workers' compensation claims. Joe A. King, Jr., an 11-time Super Lawyers honoree, concentrates on wrongful death and personal injury cases, representing injured people in motor vehicle accidents, including tractor-trailer and other car, truck, and motorcycle crashes. David J. Hodge has been recognized for 14 years, focusing on insurance coverage, product liability, mass torts, personal injury, and business litigation.
Morris, King & Hodge, P.C., is a personal injury law firm serving clients in Huntsville and throughout North Alabama. The firm has been named a "Best Law Firm" by U.S. News-Best Lawyers for over a decade. It represents clients in personal injury and wrongful death law, including car, truck, motorcycle, and other motor vehicle accidents, premises liability, and product liability. The firm also handles workers' compensation, insurance disputes, and business litigation.
This recognition underscores the firm's longstanding reputation for legal excellence in the region. The inclusion of three attorneys in the 2026 Mid-South Super Lawyers list highlights the depth of experience at Morris, King & Hodge, particularly in personal injury litigation. For individuals seeking legal representation in personal injury or wrongful death cases, the firm's consistent recognition may serve as a marker of quality and reliability.
