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Mobile General Practice Law Firm History

Briskman & Binion was founded in 1988, but has ties to the early 1800s through its tradition-steeped law office's that originally was the residence of Mobile attorney David Chandler.

Chandler's 1844 Federal-style townhouse is located in the cradle of Mobile's legal district, near all the courthouses. Chandler was a law partner of John Archibald Campbell, a U.S. Supreme Court justice for whom the Mobile federal courthouse is named.

The elegant three-story brick structure, meticulously restored for law office use by the Mobile law firm, has been recognized with an architectural award for preservation from the Mobile Historic Preservation Society.

The ante-bellum offices stand near the grounds of Fort Conde, built by the French in 1711 when Mobile was the capital of the Old Louisiana Territory.

Today the gracious former residence with its wrought-iron balconies in the shadow of the modern high-rise Government Plaza exemplifies Briskman & Binion's dedication to the finest traditions of Mobile's legal heritage and its future




	practice areas lawyers staff clients history Quick Contact Reason to be contacted: * The Martindale-Hubbell Peer Review Icon is a service mark of Reed Elsevier Properties Inc., used under permission from Reed Elsevier Properties Inc.in accord with the terms and conditions established by Martindale-Hubbell. Mobile General Practice Law Firm History Briskman & Binion was founded in 1988, but has ties to the early 1800s through its tradition-steeped law office's that originally was the residence of Mobile attorney David Chandler. Chandler's 1844 Federal-style townhouse is located in the cradle of Mobile's legal district, near all the courthouses. Chandler was a law partner of John Archibald Campbell, a U.S. Supreme Court justice for whom the Mobile federal courthouse is named. The elegant three-story brick structure, meticulously restored for law office use by the Mobile law firm, has been recognized with an architectural award for preservation from the Mobile Historic Preservation Society. The ante-bellum offices stand near the grounds of Fort Conde, built by the French in 1711 when Mobile was the capital of the Old Louisiana Territory. Today the gracious former residence with its wrought-iron balconies in the shadow of the modern high-rise Government Plaza exemplifies Briskman & Binion's dedication to the finest traditions of Mobile's legal heritage and its future
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