About Eric Artrip

Eric Artrip is a partner at Mastando & Artrip. Mr. Artrip represents individuals injured both economically and physically. He has worked on personal injury cases in counties throughout Alabama and Tennessee and class actions in California, New York, Ohio, Illinois, Alabama, North Carolina and Mississippi.

Attorney Eric Artrip waa recently feartured on the Next Lawyer Up podcast hosted by Alabama attorney Ron Sykstus. Next Lawyer Up has over 100 podcast episodes featuring attorneys across the Southeast. The  podcast is a “show where lawyers talk about lawyering and how they got into law.” Cleck HERE to listen to Eric’s episode. Ron Sykstus…

The money going to the National Children’s Advocacy Center will help to provide therapy, medical exams, and forensic interviews for children who’ve experienced. By Javon Williams Published: Aug. 30, 2023 at 10:11 PM CDT HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) – Thousands of dollars from a class action settlement are getting poured right back into the community to…

Eric Artrip of the Mastando & Artrip law firm presented a check to the National Children’s Advocacy Center for $50,000. By Paul Gattis | pgattis@al.com Years later, amid the darkness of a lawsuit over secretly videoing children in a dressing room at a Huntsville dance studio, a ray of light emerged. It emerged on a…

“We were pleased with the outcome of the case and we were very happy to be able to direct some of the unclaimed monies to the NCAC, which did such a fantastic job helping these families when the bad conduct was discovered.” Firm Partner Eric Artrip HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) – Part of a lawsuit settlement…

“We were looking for a way to get that money to an organization that we felt would be in keeping in the spirit of the case. And that obviously was the National Children’s Advocacy Center,” attorney Eric Artrip As part of a child abuse settlement case, a portion of undistributed money was donated to the…

“We were just surprised with the way the school chose to handle this very serious allegation and we were disappointed in the way they had done that and we feel like a law has been broken,” plaintiff attorney Eric Artrip. By D’Quan Lee Published: Jun. 30, 2023 at 7:01 PM CDT HARVEST, Ala. (WAFF) –…

By Javon Williams Published: Mar. 21, 2023 at 5:59 PM CDT|Updated: Mar. 21, 2023 at 6:01 PM CDT At this time Clayton stepped in to get Watts off the bus so that “pictures could be taken of the bite mark”, it was also at this moment an SRO was told to arrest Jane Doe. Jane…

“We’ve carefully looked at the videos that were made of the incident in question and we see there was probably a dozen or more ways this vice principal could have handled himself besides punching a 15-year-old girl in the face repeatedly with a closed fist” Attorney Eric Artrip by: Kait Newsum, Jess Grotjahn, Brian Lawson,…

“They broke her arm so badly she had to have surgery. That’s a serious injury” attorney Eric Artrip by Valerie BellWednesday, October 12th 2022 A complaint was filed in the Circuit Court of Jefferson County against three minors and three administrators at Mortimer Jordan High School. The lawsuit claims that the administrators failed to act…

By Howard Koplowitz | hkoplowitz@al.com A Kimberly high school student would not have been beaten by her classmates in an attack posted on social media if school administrators took her claims of being bullied seriously, according to a lawsuit filed in Jefferson County Circuit Court. The mother who filed the lawsuit on behalf of her…

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