Ms. Celia J. Collins

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Celia J. Collins is a Partner at Johnstone Adams, specializing in labor and employment services for company CEOs, owners, and general counsel. Her practice encompasses advisory, policy design, training, and litigation across various industries, including healthcare, shipbuilding, and manufacturing. Ms. Collins possesses extensive experience litigating employment law matters such as Title VII, ADEA, ADA, FMLA, and workers' compensation claims.

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Abogados

• Celia J. Collins — Partner
• E. Russell March III — Partner
• Frederick Killion — Associate
• Jessica L. Welch — Partner
• Lawrence J. Seiter — Partner
• Mark E. Harris — Associate
• Rick A. La Trace — Partner
• Robert Jackson — Of-Counsel
• Wade B. Perry — Of-Counsel
• Steven D. Sciple — Of-Counsel

Servicios que ofrece

Elder Law, Immigration Law, Banking, Finance, and Creditors' Rights Group, Tax, Trusts, and Estate Planning, Insurance Defense, Healthcare Law, Construction Law, Business and Corporate, Real Estate Law, Commercial Litigation, Corporate Transactions, Oil & Gas

Año de fundación

1897

Oficinas

• One St. Louis Centre 1 Saint Louis St, Suite 4000 Mobile, AL 36602-3930

Premios y reconocimientos

• Best Law Firms
• 2018 Mobile Labor Law – Management "Lawyer of the Year"
• 2022 Mid-South Super Lawyers in the category of Employment and Labor Law
• 2022 Mid-South Top 50 Women practicing law
• 2016, Mobile Bar Association Women Lawyers Trailblazer Award

Fuente: johnstoneadams.com · consultado el 10 de octubre de 2026. Lawyers Near Me no ha verificado estos datos de forma independiente.

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• Ldoubleangel!· vía Google

  I called Sylvia J. Collins (June 9th) and when she answered, she didn't even introduce herself. I had to ask, "Hi, is this Ms. Celia?" and she just responded with "Yeah," like she was annoyed or bothered. I asked if she handled defamation cases, and she said "Yeah," but just sounded disinterested the entire time. I asked if there was a free consultation or a fee, and she said "There's usually a fee," in the same dry, dismissive tone. Then she referred me to a guy named Edward, gave me his phone number—but she wasn't even sure it was the right number. Like, how are you referring someone and don't even know if the contact info is correct? She seemed very annoyed and disinterested from the beginning. It honestly felt like she didn't want to take the call or help at all. I was calm and polite, but she was completely dismissive. The referral didn't help either because I never got through to the guy she gave me. Wouldn't recommend.

  Edited 6 months ago