Jasmine Matlock

Jasmine Matlock is a founding partner at M&H Legal Services in Guntersville, Alabama, where her legal acumen has led to the recovery of millions of dollars annually for her clients. Her practice areas include personal injury, products liability, business litigation, consumer and business fraud, and insurance disputes. Based in North Alabama, she is committed to representing the interests of families and businesses in her region with diligence and integrity.

Raised in the close-knit communities of Marshall and Madison counties in North Alabama, Ms. Matlock's upbringing instilled in her the values of relationship-building, trust and advocacy. These early experiences profoundly influence her approach to law, emphasizing the importance of community ties and ethical practice. Her journey into law began with a desire to help people, initially aspiring to be a social worker.

Ms. Matlock earned her Bachelor of Social Work from The University of Alabama, where her work with the family court system sparked her interest in legal advocacy. This led her to pursue a law degree at The University of Alabama School of Law. During her law school tenure, she excelled in trial competitions and appellate advocacy moot court, earning several accolades and having her research published in the Journal of the Legal Profession. Her outstanding performance in law school garnered prestigious clerkships, including one with Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Lyn Stuart and another with a leading personal injury law firm in North Alabama.

Since then, Ms. Matlock has become a recognized figure in legal circles, appearing on platforms such as Good Morning America, ABC News, Fox News and CBC News. Her insights have been featured in Law360, Newshub and various international publications. She has been named Top 40 Under 40 by the National Trial Lawyers for the same years. In addition to her professional endeavors, she chairs the Women’s Section of the Huntsville Bar Association and is an active member of the Alabama Association for Justice.