LaBarron joined Beasley Allen Law Firm in 1995 and has been instrumental in presenting product liability, consumer fraud and personal injury cases. He was the first African American partner at a major law firm in Montgomery, Alabama.
As a Beasley Allen attorney for over 20 years, LaBarron has handled various cases involving crashworthiness, seatbelt restraint failures, accidental airbag deployments, tractor rollovers, tire tread separation (Ford/Firestone) and consumer and insurance fraud.
LaBarron was born and raised in Mobile, Alabama. He is married to Lori David Boone and has two children, Micah and Logan. They are members of Resurrection Catholic Church.
Community Involvement
LaBarron has taken a special interest in the nation’s opioid epidemic. LaBarron has made it his mission to see that states, counties, cities and hospitals hold accountable those responsible for this senseless tragedy, which now kills more Americans than gun homicides and car crashes combined. He has met with government officials across the country to discuss solutions that will stop the needless loss of lives caused by the opioid crisis.
LaBarron is involved in many Montgomery-area community and social activities, such as serving on the Cleveland Avenue YMCA Board of Management, Resurrection Catholic Church Board of Trustees, Child Protect Board of Trustees, the Dexter Avenue King Memorial Foundation, and serving on the board of Medical Outreach Ministries (MOM).
LaBarron is a member of the Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce Committee of 100, which works to strengthen and drive economic development for the River Region. He also serves on the Central Alabama Community Foundation Board of Trustees (CACF), one of the largest charitable foundations in Alabama with assets exceeding $27 million.
Previously, he co-chaired the Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce Ad Valorem Initiative Committee to improve funding for the Montgomery County (Alabama) Public School System. The committee encouraged voters to support an increase in the local property tax, which Montgomery voters successfully approved in the November 2020 general election.
In January 2023, LaBarron began serving as Chairman of the Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce. From January 2021 until the beginning of his term as Chairman, LaBarron served as Vice Chairman.
Previously, he was selected to serve on the Alabama State University 2011 and 2013 Presidential Search Committees.
