Alyssa Noles Daniels

At Alexander Shunnarah Trial Attorneys in Birmingham, Alabama, attorney Alyssa Noles Daniels advocates for clients across a broad spectrum of personal injury matters. Her practice today is centered on motor vehicle accidents, including complex tractor-trailer collisions, catastrophic injuries, wrongful death, premises liability, medical malpractice and general civil litigation.

Ms. Daniels' path to this focused practice began with a demanding foundation in pharmaceutical mass tort litigation. For the first seven years of her legal career, she stood alongside individuals harmed by the negligence and misconduct of pharmaceutical companies, navigating the intricacies of large-scale litigation on their behalf. That early experience sharpened her ability to manage complex cases and build compelling arguments for clients facing powerful corporate defendants – skills she has since carried into her broader personal injury work, representing everyday people injured through the wrongdoing of others.

Throughout her career, Ms. Daniels has secured millions of dollars in recoveries for injured victims and their families. Among her notable results is a $750,000 settlement obtained on behalf of a client injured in a commercial vehicle accident, reflecting her commitment to pursuing meaningful outcomes even in the face of well-resourced opposing parties.

Ms. Daniels' academic credentials reflect a diverse and rigorous intellectual background. She earned her Juris Doctor from the Thomas Goode Jones School of Law at Faulkner University. Prior to law school, she completed both a Master of Library and Information Studies and a Bachelor of Arts at The University of Alabama, an academic foundation that has informed her thorough, research-driven approach to case preparation.

A dedicated member of the legal community, Ms. Daniels belongs to the Alabama Association for Justice (ALAJ) and the Birmingham Bar Association, underscoring her ongoing commitment to professional excellence and service to those she represents.