Albertville, AL

Bradley J. Watson

Bradley J. Watson is a founding partner at Watson & Watson. He focuses his practice on criminal law, family law, automobile accidents, personal injury, probate law, immigration law, civil law, home defect, insect damage cases, general litigation, trials, and appeals. He is a native of Albertville and an active member of the Marshall County Bar. He served as Indigent Criminal Defense contract counsel for Marshall County from 2013 to 2017, handling over 3,000 felony and misdemeanor cases.

Gregory K Price practices personal injury law, family law, probate law, criminal law, and juvenile law in the Albertville, AL area. He has over 18 years of experience and provides outstanding service to his clients.

Gabriela Watson

Gabriela Watson is a partner at Watson & Watson, focusing on Immigration Law, Civil Litigation/Vehicle Accidents, Probate Law, and Domestic Law. She is a Marshall County Alabama native and is fluent in English and Spanish. She was admitted to the Alabama State Bar in April 2011 and is admitted to practice in all Alabama state courts, the United States District Court for the Northern District of Alabama, and all Immigration courts. She has served as President of the Marshall County Bar Association and is a board member of the Marshall County Indigent Defense Advisory Board.

Xenia Solano Rigby

Xenia Solano Rigby is an attorney at Abogados Centro Legal, focusing on personal injury, workers' compensation, and litigation. She aims to alleviate client stress by guiding them through legal complexities to focus on recovery. She has represented workers in various industries and gained experience in New York and the Dominican Republic. Born and raised in New York City, she became an attorney in the Dominican Republic after visiting her grandmother there. She holds a Law degree from Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra, an LL.M. from Mississippi College School of Law, and a Certificate in International Studies and Law from New York University.

E. Nathan Harris

E. Nathan Harris is the CEO and founder of Abogados Centro Legal. He is also the Treasurer of the Alabama Association for Justice (ALAJ) for 2025-2026. Born to an Ecuadorian mother and American father, he grew up with a deep understanding of Latino culture and values. He graduated with a law degree from the University of Alabama and founded the firm in 2010 to protect and represent accident victims and those seeking immigration stability. He is a bilingual and bicultural attorney, committed to advocating for the Hispanic community in Alabama. He was recognized as a 'Super Abogado' and 'Rising Star' by Super Lawyers in 2019, received the Minority Business Award in 2024, and was an honoree for BBJ’s Best of the Bar in 2025. He has also been appointed to the Alabama Supreme Court's Access to Justice Commission.

Lucy Freeman

Lucy Freeman is an associate attorney at Abogados Centro Legal, evaluating and investigating personal injury, workers' compensation, and immigration cases. She has prior experience as a paralegal assisting immigrants with immigration courts and USCIS, specializing in Adjustments of Status and Waiver Petitions. She obtained her J.D. from Cumberland School of Law and a double major in Psychology and Latin American Studies from UAB. Born in Dothan, Alabama, and having lived in Latin America, she is bilingual and bicultural, committed to serving the Hispanic community.

Juan Cervantes

Juan Cervantes is a bilingual legal assistant at Abogados Centro Legal, responsible for onboarding new personal injury clients, drafting legal documents, organizing court filings, and keeping clients informed. He has a background in customer service and retail, which has honed his ability to maintain firm policies and provide appropriate client responses. He graduated from Mississippi State University with a Bachelor's in Criminal Justice and Political Science, and recently earned an Associate's degree in paralegal studies from Liberty University in March 2024.