Originally established in 1975, the law firm of Snable Stevenson & Silva offers innovative and exceptional legal representation, leveraging our extensive experience in the areas of personal injury recovery law, consumer advocacy law, and immigration advocacy law. Headquartered in the historic Enslen House in Birmingham's South Side, the law firm of Snable Stevenson & Silva has represented the injured, aggrieved, and disadvantaged for nearly 50 years. With law offices in Birmingham, Alabama and Memphis, Tennessee, we work with clients throughout the South to tip the scales of justice in our clients' favor.

The Enslen House, the permanent home of Snable Stevenson & Silva, was designed by renowned architect Robert Posey and built by Eugene F. Enslen in 1910. It is built of Talladega marble block in the Neo-classical Revival architectural style. It faces Highland Avenue and sits prominently at the top of Rhodes Park near Birmingham's South Side. The Enslen House is on the National Register of Historic Places, is recognized by the Jefferson County Historical Commission as a site of historic interest, and is also a part of the Highland Avenue National Historic District.