Jessica Haynes

Jessica “Jessi” Haynes started her journey at Beasley Allen as a law clerk in 2015 before being promoted to attorney in 2016. In 2017 she moved to be closer to her hometown and returned to Beasley Allen shortly after the firm opened its Mobile Office in 2021. She serves on several teams in the Consumer Protection and Business litigation section of the firm, working on employment discrimination cases, qui tam litigation cases under the False Claims Act, termite litigation, antitrust litigation and other cases. 

The legal field allows her to combine her passions for education, journalism, and psychology in a way that enables her to help people in the community. Beyond her work with Beasley Allen, she has unique experience with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid. She briefly served as a policy specialist for a state Medicaid Long Term Care Services and Support program, providing her with invaluable insights into the agency’s inner workings, which are crucial in government fraud cases.

Jessi strives to be the best prepared that she can be for our clients. She believes that properly preparing for cases is the best way to ensure our clients get our best efforts and outcomes. One of her most memorable cases is the recent Blue Cross Blue Shield Antitrust Case, which resulted in a historic $2.8 billion settlement, marking the largest antitrust settlement in U.S. history. She participated in numerous important discovery assignments related to the case, gaining invaluable experience and learning from some of the best legal minds in the industry. Additionally, Jessi was part of a team that received a $4.2 million + penalties verdict against the Birmingham–Jefferson County Transit Authority for false claims. 

Jessi is a member of the Alabama State Bar and Tennessee State Bar. She is also a member of the Mobile Bar Association and its Women Lawyers Section.

Jessi resides in Lillian, Alabama, with her husband, Bobby, and their daughter, Maddie Kate. Her biggest passion outside of work is being an involved parent to her daughter. She says that helping her grow and learn how to be a kind and caring person is the most difficult and rewarding job. Jessi and her family attend Anchor Point Church in Foley, Alabama. 

Education

Jessi graduated from Troy University in 2013 with a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice and a minor in leadership studies. She then earned her law degree from Faulkner University’s Thomas Goode Jones School of Law in 2016, where she served as Vice President of the Student Bar Association and was honored as a Dean Fellow.

Licenses

• Alabama (2016)
• Tennessee (2017)