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With over 30 years of experience, the Battle Law Firm serves government and business clients specializing in regulatory matters and providing outside general counsel legal advice. LaVeeda Morgan Battle has the unique experience of having served the executive, legislative and judicial branches of state and federal government. This broad network of experience and influence has served the Battle Law Firm well. Repeat business and client loyalty are the benchmarks of the Battle Law Firm.

The Tombrello Law Firm is based in the heart of Bluff Park in Hoover, Alabama. We are here to help you plan for all your family's needs. I am currently accepting new cases in the areas of family law, probate, adoptions and property. Please contact my office for any questions or to schedule a consultation!

Scott Harwell – An Experienced Christian Attorney. BIRMINGHAM CHRISTIAN ATTORNEY. Scott Harwell, the owner of Harwell Law Firm LLC, is a Birmingham Christian Attorney that has been providing legal counsel from a Christian perspective for 18 years as an Alabama attorney. As a Christian attorney, Mr. Harwell believes that other than God, family is the most important aspect of a person’s life. If you need an Alabama attorney, please call Mr. Harwell at or click on the Contact Us link and send Mr. Harwell and his assistant an e-mail.. BIRMINGHAM CHRISTIAN ATTORNEY AND CHRISTIAN LAW FIRM. As a Christian lawyer, Mr. Harwell employs Biblical legal principles in advising and representing clients. This means that on most cases, the initial strategy employed will be efforts to avoid a legal dispute. If these efforts fail or your case has already reached the next level in the legal process, Mr. Harwell will then attempt to resolve your legal problem and will attempt to negotiate a fair and reasonable settlement prior to engaging in lengthy and expensive litigation. However, if the opposing party is being unreasonable and refuses to settle your case, Mr. Harwell will aggressively and diligently proceed with litigation and, if necessary, a trial.. Although Mr. Harwell often fails, he does his best to follow the Golden Rule by treating his clients as he would want to be treated. Mr. Harwell accomplishes this by completely explaining your legal rights, potential legal consequences, applying an economic cost and benefit analysis to your case, by employing fair and reasonable billing practices and by keeping clients informed about the status of their case. In over 18 years of practice as a Birmingham attorney and Shelby County attorney and after representing thousands of clients, only a handful of clients have ever had any questions about the time they were charged on their case.. LOCAL CHELSEA ATTORNEY AND CHELSEA LAW FIRM. Mr. Harwell was born and raised in Flomaton, Alabama and currently resides in Chelsea, Alabama. In order to better serve his clients, Mr. Harwell’s firm currently has four convenient office locations in the Birmingham area and in Shelby County. Harwell Law Firm LLC’s primary Office is located at The Narrows (link) in Shelby County, Alabama at the bottom of Double Oak Mountain and on the border of the city limits of Chelsea, Alabama. We also have a Downtown Birmingham Office at the Wells Fargo Tower, in Hoover at One Chase Corporate Center (link) and in Homewood at Southbridge Parkway. For directions to any of Mr. Harwell’s offices, please click on the above links.. HOOVER ATTORNEY / HOOVER LAWYER. After graduating with honors and as Salutatorian of his 1987 Flomaton High School (link ) class, Mr. Harwell was awarded a scholarship to Auburn University ( ) from the Escambia County Alumni Association. ) Mr. Harwell began college in 1987 and was named to the Dean’s List as a freshman and numerous times throughout college. While at Auburn, Mr. Harwell joined the fraternity of Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE) (link ) and was active on campus. Mr. Harwell also participated in the Cooperative Education program and spent several quarters working for IBM.. BIRMINGHAM BANKRUPTCY ATTORNEY. After graduating with honors from Auburn, Mr. Harwell opted to attend the University of Oregon School of Law (link ). While in law school, Mr. Harwell clerked for several law firms in the Eugene, Oregon area. In addition, Mr. Harwell received an offer for a summer clerkship for the prestigious Alabama firm of Sirote & Permutt (link ) and was also offered a summer clerk position at Balch & Bingham. (link ) In addition to working as a law clerk and enjoying outdoor activities of camping, snowboarding, hiking, white-water rafting, kayaking, fly-fishing and other outdoor activities on a weekly basis (except close to finals), Mr. Harwell graduated in the top 10 of his class in 1995 and is a member of The Order of the Coif ( link ), one of the most prestigious awards for law students. Mr. Harwell was also named to the Who’s Who of Legal Students, The National Dean’s List and graduated Magna Cum Laude in his class.. HOMEWOOD CRIMINAL LAWYER / CRIMINAL DEFENSE ATTORNEY. After graduating law school, Mr. Harwell returned home to Alabama and became a licensed Alabama attorney in 1995. Rather than working for an Alabama law firm, Mr. Harwell immediately opened his own office and initially began practicing law in Atmore, Alabama and in Bay Minette, Alabama. During this first year, Mr. Harwell also practiced in Escambia County, Monroe County, Conecuh County and Baldwin County. Within 40 days of receiving his license to practice law, Mr. Harwell was appointed to defend a young man accused of robbery and successfully defended this man at a jury trial.

Robert grew up in the Bessemer, Alabama area and graduated from Hueytown High School. After attending The University of Alabama, Robert earned his Juris Doctorate from Birmingham School of Law, where he was an honors graduate and a member of the Mock Trial Team. When away from his practice, Robert and his wife enjoy spending time at the lake with their dogs.. Robert practices criminal defense, personal injury, and domestic relations.

Phillips Law is actively involved in litigating cases against servicers
and lenders of residential mortgage loans which wrongfully foreclose upon homeowners.  There are
defenses available to homeowners who are victims of wrongful
foreclosure as well as counter-claims homeowners can assert against the
foreclosing servicer and lender.. Phillips Law also aggressively pursues relief for consumers who have been victimized by identity theft.  Identity theft can be devastating to a consumer causing a victim to pay higher interest rates on everything from credit cards to home loans, higher insurance premiums, and there is even the possibility of being arrested for a crime they did not commit!. Phillips Law represents consumers who have been sued by debt buyers. Debt buyers are those entities which buy old debts, typically credit card debts, and attempt to collect from consumers on these accounts. These accounts are traded often and, frequently, the debt buyers do not have the proper paperwork or information to file a lawsuit against a consumer, yet they do anyway.

If you have been sued by a collection agency and any of the following apply to you, you may have a defense to the collector's claims:

* You have not paid on the account for at least 3 years;
* The account is not your account; or
* The debt the collector is attempting to collect is included in an active Chapter 13 bankruptcy or the debt was previously discharged in a bankruptcy case.

Our firm handles complex individual cases, class action cases and mass actions for individuals and businesses victimized by unfair and deceptive business practices, fraud, false advertising, harmful pharmaceuticals, systemic employment discrimination or catastrophic personal injury. Sometimes the best service we can provide is connecting you with the right specialist.Campbell Law focuses on class action (one or a few people representing a larger group), mass action cases (dozens to hundreds of individuals coming together as plaintiffs in one case), and individual cases in which the plaintiff has suffered significant financial losses. Martindale Hubbell awarded Campbell Law and its principal, Thomas F. Campbell, its highest rating: “AV.” The AV rating signifies that lawyers and judges rate the firm’s legal ability as “preeminent” and that work meets the highest ethical standards. Campbell was honored with inclusion in Best Lawyers in America for Commercial Litigation and Litigation - Real Estate based upon reviews by peers who know his abilities. It is especially unusual for plaintiff lawyers from smaller firms to obtain this honor. Taylor Powell has been recognized by his peers as an "Alabama Super Lawyer - Rising Star" for four years running. Taylor won the trial advocacy competition at his law school.Keiron McGowin brings his critical eye from a prosecutor's background to the firms extensive business fraud practice. He loves exposing corruption.Campbell has tried dozens of matters to a successful conclusion from teacher tenure cases to class actions. Campbell has moved temporarily to Florida and California to try long, complex class/representative actions or multi -party cases or to conduct months of complex discovery.

Ms. Reese began her undergraduate studies at the University of Florida in Gainesville, Florida and completed her Bachelor's of Science in Political Science at the University of Central Florida in Orlando, Florida.  Ms. Reese completed enough hours in statistics to also graduate with a minor in statistics.  While at the University of Central Florida, Ms. Reese served on the President's Leadership Council and was both the Student Government Judicial Advisor and the Attorney General.. Ms. Reese graduated in the top of her class from the Cumberland School of Law at Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama in 1999.  While at Cumberland, Ms. Reese served as the Senior Associate Editor of the American Journal of Trial Advocacy and had several articles published during her tenure with the American Journal of Trial Advocacy. Her articles can be found at the following citations:. Reese, Wendy A., Professional Responsibility - Switching Sides: Analyzing Lux v. Commonwealth - Does the Presence of a Criminal Defendant's Former Counsel in a Prosecutor's Office Require Disqualification of the Entire Office, 21 Am. J. Trial Advoc. 431 (1997-1998).  Ms. Reese’s article, Professional Responsibility - Switching Sides: Analyzing Lux v. Commonwealth - Does the Presence of a Criminal Defendant's Former Counsel in a Prosecutor's Office Require Disqualification of the Entire Office? has been cited by the South Dakota Supreme Court.. Reese, Wendy A., Tort Law - Actual Exposure or Possible Exposure: The AIDS Phobia Debate - Are Courts Opening the Litigation Floodgates or Illustrating Judicial Proscription?, 22 Am. J. Trial Advoc. 495 (1998-1999).  Ms. Reese’s article Actual Exposure or Possible Exposure: The AIDS Phobia Debate - Are Courts Opening the Litigation Floodgates or Illustrating Judicial Proscription? has been taught at Duke University School of Law in a course entitled AIDS and the Law.  Further, Ms. Reese’s article was cited by the Superior Court of Pennsylvania in Shumosky v. Lutheran Welfare Services of Northeastern Pennsylvania, Inc., 784 A.2d 196 (Pa. Super. Ct. 2001), reversing and remanding the lower courts decision and holding that Shumosky could assert a “fear of AIDS” claim where she was able to establish actual exposure to HIV.  Ms. Reese’s article was also cited by the Mississippi Supreme Court in South Central Regional Medical Center v. Pickering, 749 So. 2d 95 (Miss. 1999), affirming the decision of the trial court denying South Central Regional Medical Center’s motion for summary judgment and, further, holding that where a defendant allowed or caused evidence to be destroyed, there is a rebuttable presumption in favor of the plaintiff that she had been actually exposed to the disease.. It was during her time with the American Journal of Trial Advocacy that Ms. Reese developed her love of legal writing and the intricacies associated with legal writing and correct citation.  Ms. Reese was also on the National Moot Court Team and the National Trial Team at Cumberland.. Upon graduation from Cumberland, Ms. Reese passed and was admitted to the Alabama State bar on September 30, 1999.  Ms. Reese formed the partnership Bailey, Wollitz & Reese, LLC which she remained a founding partner of until 2002 when she decided to form her own law firm.  Bailey, Wollitz & Reese, LLC handled federal civil rights cases, criminal cases, family law matters, juvenile court matters and civil and criminal appeals. In 2002, Ms. Reese formed the sole-proprietorship, Wendy Allison Reese, Attorney at Law.  From 2002-2008, Ms. Reese operated as Wendy Allison Reese, Attorney at Law focusing on family law matters, juvenile court matters, and federal and state criminal and civil appeals.  In August of 2008, Ms. Reese formed her current business entity, The Law Offices of Wendy Allison Reese, LLC (“WAR Law”).  Ms. Reese's practice areas remain family law matters including divorce, divorce modification, child custody, juvenile court matters, such as juvenile delinquency and DHR matters as well as federal and state criminal and civil appeals.. Ms. Reese has spoken before the Alabama Senate Judiciary committee several times in regard to Alabama's system of indigent defense.  In 2010, Ms. Reese was appointed to the Senate Judiciary Committee Sub-Committee on Indigent Defense by the Honorable Sue Bell Cobb, Chief Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court and still serves on that committee today.  Ms. Reese is a founding member of the Jefferson County Association of Family Court Attorneys (JCAFCA) and has served that organization as Vice President.  Ms. Reese is currently on the By-Laws Revision Committee for JCAFCA.   Ms. Reese has been recently appointed to the 2014 Birmingham Bar Association Scholarship Committee which reviews law school scholarship. applications for the recommendation of two Birmingham Bar Association scholarships.  Additionally, she is a member of the Family Law Section of the Alabama State Bar Association and the Women Lawyers Section of the Birmingham Bar Association.  Ms. Reese is also an active member in the Birmingham Bar Volunteer Lawyers Program.  Ms. Reese also volunteers her legal services through Birmingham AIDS Outreach.  In June 2014, Ms. Reese will be attending a 40 hour Divorce and Family Law Mediation Continuing Legal Education seminar in Huntsville, Alabama.. Ms. Reese is a member of the Cathedral Church of the Advent located in Birmingham, Alabama.  Ms. Reese currently serves as the Alpha Delta Pi Collegiate Province Director for the Beta I Province.  She oversees and assists three chapters of collegiate women at Troy University, Epsilon Kappa Chapter, the University of Montevallo, Zeta Delta Chapter and the University of North Alabama, Zeta Eta Chapter.  Prior to serving as Beta I Collegiate Province Director, Ms. Reese served as the Chapter Advisor for the Zeta Delta Chapter of Alpha Delta Pi Sorority at the University of Montevallo for three years and as the Standards Advisor for Zeta Delta for four years.  Ms. Reese believes that it is one of her callings to inspire young women to pursue higher education and become strong, ethical leaders.  Ms. Reese is also an active supporter of Ronald McDonald House Charities.

Ms. McDonald has represented clients in courts across central Alabama. Ms. McDonald approaches each case with the goal of gaining the best outcome for her clients in the least stressful manner possible. Ms. McDonald hails from Vicksburg, Mississippi, and holds a B.A. from Northeast Louisiana University (now the University of Louisiana at Monroe), a M.B.A. from the University of Alabama at Birmingham, and her Juris Doctor from the Birmingham School of Law.

Mr. Godwin has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Administration-Finance from Birmingham Southern College 1989 and a Juris Doctorate degree from Birmingham School of Law 2003. He is a Veteran of the United States Navy Reserve having served in Desert Storm Desert Shield as a Navy Hospital Corpsman attached to the United States Marine Corps. Prior to becoming an attorney he was an insurance claims adjuster and litigation manager for cases in the southeastern U.S. He has experience as a wind and flood catastrophe property claims adjuster primarily with hurricane losses. Since 2004 Mr. Godwin has been admitted to practice law in Alabama State Courts and United States District Court Northern District. Attorney Godwin handles auto injury liability and uninsured motorist cases; workers' compensation injury cases; and insurance property claim disputes over wind, fire, theft, water and other type losses filed under insurance polices.

Ken Baumann grew up in Panama City Florida where he was active in his school and community. After completing High School Ken attended Auburn University and obtained a degree in Chemical Engineering and began a career in manufacturing where he worked for companies such as Clorox, Valspar, and Eastman Chemical.. After working in manufacturing for over a decade, Ken decided to expand his abilities and get a law degree. Ken received a J.D. from the Birmingham School of Law, graduating with honors and was admitted to the Alabama State Bar. Ken is committed to assisting his clients and helping them to obtain the most favorable outcome possible. He is a member of the Alabama State Bar, The Birmingham Bar Association, and The American Bar Association.. Since beging his law practice Ken has served several clients in divorces, child custody and support, breach of contract, business formations and other area . He has successfully litigated for both plaintiffs and defendants and will work hard to reach a favorable outcome for his clients.

In addition to our very busy Immigration practice, we also represent criminal aliens and criminal/DWI related matters. Our firm handles all type of related employment & labor, family law, divorce, custody, paternity, child support, adoption, individuals in auto accidents, work related accidents as well as wrongful death cases. We have staff attorneys who have specialties in all these areas.. History of Michael Shabani. We invite you to explore his experiences and to observe the depth of education and training he has attained. Education: University of Alabama (1991); Birmingham School of Law (1995).  Mr. Shabani is the only attorney in the State of Alabama who has been appointed by Mexican Consulate in Atlanta, Georgia to represent indigent Mexican Nationals at reduced attorney fee.  Mr. Shabani is an Immigration Law Professor at Birmingham School of Law.

I am a hard-working and dedicated Attorney who will fight to protect your interests. I specialize in Family, Criminal, and Social Security Disablity Law.

Attorney Henry Lagman has 40 years experience serving Alabama’s legal needs. He is an active trial attorney, in divorce, child custody, domestic violence, criminal law, bankruptcy and civil cases. Tenacious, intelligent and hard working in the service of his clients he was the kid in school who carried all his books home and everyone counted on him to know the assignments.. He knows “the Know.”Henry Lagman has been active trial attorney and prepared many criminal case including those involving murder, robbery, attempted murder vehicle homicide, drug possession and driving under the influence. Henry Lagman has obtained numerous “NOT GUILTY” verdicts.. He knows “the Courtroom”.He has been a member of the National College of DUI defense with over 40 years experience in defending drinking and driving offenses. He has had many jury trials as a DUI lawyer.. He knows “Persuasion”A former president of the Shelby County Bar Association, Henry Lagman has been a featured speaker at the Alabama Criminal Lawyers Association. “A Day with the Experts”. He knows “persuasion”.. When it really counts, you need experience. You are not alone!

As managing partner with the law firm of Gentle, Turner, Sexton and Harbison in Birmingham, Alabama, Edgar Gentle has served as an appointed settlement administrator and/or special master in several high-profile legal proceedings, including the multibillion-dollar MDL Blue Cross Antitrust Litigation and the multimillion-dollar Tolbert PCB Settlement with Monsanto and Solutia. Edgar Gentle also leads as treasurer of the Alabama Democratic Party and as director, board chairman, and one-third stockholder of Custom Cable Services, a Fultondale, Alabama-based company that generates annual sales of approximately $13 million.. Edgar Gentle maintains membership with the Alabama State Bar and is admitted to practice before multiple federal district and appellate courts. In addition to representing clients directly, he has written a number of published articles on subjects such as the use of cy-pres doctrine in settlements and tax reform in the State of Alabama. A writer outside of the field of law as well, he is the author of Pond Mountain Tales, book of short stories and poems.