Chad Cook Receives Beasley Allen’s 2024 Chad Stewart Award

Chad Cook has been honored with the prestigious 2024 Chad Stewart Award, named in memory of Beasley Allen lawyer Chad Stewart, who tragically passed away in 2014 at the age of 41. This award celebrates Chad Stewart’s dedication to God, his family, and the legal profession. Each year, Beasley Allen bestows this award upon a lawyer within the firm who best embodies the values and spirit that Chad Stewart exemplified.

Chad has been a dedicated member of Beasley Allen Law Firm for over two decades. In addition to his legal work, Chad coordinates the firm’s pro bono efforts, demonstrating his commitment to community service. He believes that pro bono work is a vital way for the legal profession to give back to society. In his role, Chad ensures that both lawyers and staff are aware of available pro bono opportunities and encourages their participation. He also collaborates with clients to identify pro bono cases that the firm can undertake, matching these cases with lawyers who have the appropriate expertise.

Chad has also served as the president of the Montgomery County Association for Justice (MCAJ). During his tenure, he presented Judge Charles Price with a commemorative plaque upon his retirement in 2015 and announced the establishment of the Judge Charles Price Leadership Award. This award is given annually to individuals who demonstrate qualities reflecting Judge Price’s dedication and courage in upholding justice.

In addition to his professional achievements, Chad has contributed to legal education as an instructor in Civil Procedure and Evidence at Faulkner University and as a member of the Legal Studies Advisory Committee. He also mentors law students through the Thomas Goode Jones Professional Development Program, helping them connect with practicing attorneys and promoting professionalism in the legal field.

Chad’s excellence has also been recognized by his selection to the National Trial Lawyers Association (NTLA) Top 100 Trial Lawyers list.

Congratulations, Chad!