About George M.
George M. Beason has spent a long career practicing in Alabama and before federal courts. He built a practice grounded in courtroom experience and steady professional memberships. Colleagues describe him as a deliberate advocate who relies on preparation and legal fundamentals.
Beason completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, earning a B.S. in Marketing in 1966. He stayed in-state for law school and received his J.D. from Cumberland School of Law at Samford University in 1969. Those years set the stage for a practice that would span multiple decades and courts.
After law school he entered private practice and later became associated with Martinson & Beason. His tenure at the firm has been part of a long-standing legal career. He has handled matters in both state and federal forums and has worked alongside other trial lawyers at the firm.
Beason is admitted to practice in Alabama and in several federal jurisdictions. His admissions include the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Alabama, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit, and the U.S. Supreme Court. He maintains memberships in the American Bar Association and the American Association for Justice, affiliations that reflect an active engagement with the profession and continuing legal education.
Courtroom work and appellate appearances have marked much of his practice. Over the years he has filed pleadings and argued matters at different levels, drawing on the procedural rules of both state and federal systems. Peers note his methodical approach to case preparation. He tends toward practical solutions in litigation and takes a measured approach to trial strategy.
Outside the courtroom he has kept a steady presence in bar activities and professional study. His memberships have given him access to resources and forums for discussion among litigators. That involvement has informed his handling of cases and his understanding of emerging procedural and substantive issues.
He continues to practice law at Martinson & Beason, concentrating on matters in Alabama state courts and the federal courts where he is admitted.
