Beau Darley

Beau Darley became a part of the Beasley Allen Law Firm’s Mass Torts Section in August 2011. He has dealt with cases related to transvaginal mesh, a surgical mesh used for fixing common pelvic floor issues, as well as cases involving Taxotere, a chemotherapy drug that has been linked to claims of causing permanent hair loss. 

Beau was also involved in litigation concerning vape device manufacturer JUUL, and he was appointed to serve on the Plaintiff Steering Committee (PSC) for this litigation. Additionally, he investigated cases related to the Philips CPAP machines recall. 

Beau is married to Nikki and they have two boys, David and Hayes. They attend First Baptist Montgomery.

Community Involvement

Beau is a member of the Alabama Civil Justice Foundation’s Board of Directors. He was also appointed to and serves on the Supreme Court of Alabama’s Access to Justice Commission. He is also a former member of the Jimmy Hitchcock Memorial Award Committee, which awards high school student-athletes who excel in athletics and exhibit Christian leadership.

Licenses

• Alabama (2011)

Admissions

• Supreme Court of Alabama (2011)
• U.S. Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit (2017)
• U.S. District Court, Middle District of Alabama (2015)
• U.S. District Court, Southern District of Alabama (2021)

Education

• Samford University Cumberland School of Law (J.D. 2011)
• Auburn University (B.S. 2007)

2011 – Current

Career

Representing clients in courtrooms around the U.S. including state and federal courts.

Before beginning law school, Beau was a management associate at Superior Bank’s corporate headquarters in Birmingham, Alabama, and an intern at the United States Department of Agriculture in Washington, D.C.

Beau is a member of the Alabama Association for Justice (“ALAJ”), also serving on the Board of Directors. He formerly served as the First Chair of ALAJ’s Emerging Leaders section (under-40 section).

Beau serves on the Alabama State Bar’s Governmental Relations Liaison Committee and was formerly part of the executive committee of the Young Lawyer’s section. He is also part of the Montgomery County Bar Association, where he formerly served on the executive committee of the Young Lawyer’s section.  

Professional Associations

• Alabama Association for Justice – Emerging Leaders Section (Former First Chair)
• Alabama Association for Justice (Member, Board of Directors)
• Alabama Civil Justice Foundation (Member, Board of Directors)
• Alabama State Bar – Young Lawyer’s Section (Former Member, Executive Committee)
• Alabama State Bar (Governmental Relations Liaison Committee)
• Alabama State Bar (Member)
• Montgomery County Bar Association – Young Lawyer’s Section (Former Member, Board of Directors)
• Montgomery County Bar Association (Member)
• Supreme Court of Alabama – Access to Justice Commission (Member)