Garrett L. White

R​aised in Montgomery, Alabama, Garrett White graduated from Trinity Presbyterian High School before going on to study Philosophy at the University of Alabama and Samford University, both on academic scholarship. He earned his law degree from Cumberland School of Law, also on scholarship, where he was a member of the Arbitration Team and National Trial Team.
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Garrett’s path to law school was shaped by early experience inside the courts themselves. He interned at the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals and the Alabama Supreme Court before law school, then clerked for Montgomery Circuit Court Judge Roman Shaul and gained additional courtroom experience at the Jefferson County Public Defender’s Office while attending Cumberland. After passing the Alabama Bar, he served as a clerk for the Presiding Judge of Jefferson County, the Honorable Elisabeth French.
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Garrett joined Greene & Phillips in Mobile in 2021. His case results reflect the breadth of his practice: from a $375,000 settlement on behalf of a driver T-boned by an emergency vehicle, to a $150,000 recovery for a client injured by a protruding wire rack while shopping at a major retailer. He is committed to fighting for those hurt through no fault of their own.

​Outside the office, Garrett enjoys video games, tends to his houseplants, and has strong opinions about freeze pop colors. His favorite book is Catch-22.

Education

• Trinity Presbyterian High School
• University of Alabama
• Samford University (B.A., Philosophy)
• Cumberland School of Law, Samford University (J.D.)

Bar Admissions

• Alabama State Court
• Mississippi State Court
• Georgia State Court
• U.S. District Court, Southern District of Alabama
• U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of Alabama
• U.S. District Court, Southern District of Mississippi
• Mobile County Circuit Court
• Baldwin County Circuit Court

Professional Organizations

• Alabama Bar Association
• Mobile County Bar Association​
• Baldwin County Bar Association