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“Another threat to your facility: OSHA’s approach to enforcement during the COVID-19 pandemic,” Webinar to the Alabama Nursing Home Association with Michael Arther, May 12, 2020.

“Preparing for and Responding to COVID-19 in the Workplace,” CLE Presentation to the Mobile Bar Association, December 4, 2020.

What the Vaccine Mandate Could Mean for You & Your Business, Webinar hosted by BMSS Advisors & CPA’s, November 10, 2021.

District Court for the Southern District of Alabama in a personal injury case filed against an insured for damages allegedly sustained by Plaintiff as a result of a motor vehicle accident. Vernor – Obtained a defense verdict in the U.S.

Carr – Obtained a defense verdict in the Circuit Court of Mobile County, Alabama in a personal injury case filed against an insured for damages allegedly sustained by Plaintiff as a result of a motor vehicle accident. District Court for the Southern District of Alabama for lack of personal jurisdiction. Titusville Herald – Obtained dismissal of a defamation suit against a newspaper publisher in the U.S.

Obtained a defense verdict for an OB/GYN in a case alleging misrepresentation of colposcopy findings as cancer resulting in an unnecessary hysterectomy.

(OSHRC Docket No 16-1533) (currently on appeal). Blakeley Boatworks – Received favorable ruling from ALJ vacating an OSHA citation based on the unpreventable supervisory misconduct defense. The verdict was vacated by the Court, but was reinstated on appeal by the Alabama Supreme Court. PURE – Obtained a defense verdict in an insurance coverage dispute alleging that the plaintiff qualified as a resident relative under his sister’s UM/UIM insurance policy.

Obtained summary judgment in a premises liability case on an open and obvious theory wherein the Plaintiff allegedly tripped and fell on a metal panel and sustained neck injuries resulting in an anterior cervical discectomy and fusion. At Emory, Weathers was a member of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars and received All-Academic Recognition for the University Athletic Association Conference. For undergrad, Weathers attended Emory University, where he was a member of the varsity swim team.Kendall III Endowed Scholarship, and the W.

Curry Leadership Award, the Dean’s Community Service Award, the Alabama Law Review - Best Student Contribution award, the Judge Robert G. While attending law school, Weathers served as Managing Editor of the Alabama Law Review, Senator of the Student Bar Association, and was a member of the Bench & Bar Legal Honor Society.Named a Rising Star in Alabama by Mid-South Super Lawyers® magazine.Selected to Mobile Bay Magazine's 2022 Class of Top 40 Under 40.

He has tried jury and bench trials to a verdict and has experience compelling and defending claims in arbitration. He also advises clients on compliance with employee safety regulations, navigating OSHA inspections, and contesting citations, helping to resolve enforcement actions through both settlement and trial. He handles matters involving financial services, warranty claims, product liability, physician malpractice, nursing home malpractice, fraud, and personal injury claims. His practice is devoted to general civil litigation with a focus in the areas of commercial transactions, malpractice litigation, and administrative compliance. Weathers Bolt is a partner in Starnes Davis Florie’s Mobile office.