Cory represents clients in a wide array of complex litigation, as well as investigative, administrative and regulatory matters at the federal, state and local levels. Cory has been recognized as one of Kentucky’s leading litigators.

Cory has played a lead role in representative trial-level matters that include defending a national retailer in a state attorney general’s investigation and lawsuit (and follow-on class action lawsuits); defending a major accounting firm in a nationwide class action lawsuit; defending an international airline against antitrust claims in Multidistrict Litigation; enforcing a cable network’s ability to control the content of its programming; challenging a city’s plan to build a new professional football stadium; and representing several spirits companies, spirits adjacent companies and industry players in high profile governance, contract, trademark, and other disputes.

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Mrs. Gammill is Senior Vice President and Assistant General Counsel at Regions Bank, one of the nation’s leading full-service providers of consumer and commercial banking, wealth management, and mortgage products and services, serving customers across the South, Midwest, and Texas. Since joining Regions in 2005, Mrs. Gammill has been responsible for managing defensive litigation across the company’s footprint. She also advises key business units—including Mortgage, Construction Lending, and Home Improvement Finance—on legal risk, best practices, and pre-litigation dispute resolution.

Mrs. Gammill began her legal career as an Assistant District Attorney in the Birmingham Division of Jefferson County, Alabama (1995–1999), where she prosecuted a broad range of criminal matters and served as lead counsel in numerous jury and bench trials. She also contributed to the development of the county’s first Drug Court, an innovative program designed to encourage rehabilitation through deferred prosecution.

From 1999 to 2005, Mrs. Gammill represented SouthTrust Bank, first as in-house counsel overseeing mortgage regulatory compliance and licensing, and later as outside counsel defending fraud-related litigation throughout Alabama. Mrs. Gammill earned her Bachelor of Arts in International Relations, with a minor in Spanish, from Samford University and her Juris Doctor from Cumberland School of Law. Mrs. Gammill and her husband, Greg, have three children.