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For more 30 years I have spent every day relentlessly fighting and winning cases for my clients. No matter how tough. No matter the facts. My record speaks for itself. More than 90% of my clients avoid a conviction! That's an incredible record. Whether it's a murder charge, a rape charge, an assault, robbery or drug charge, I use my experience as a former cop, my training in forensics, and my two decades as a criminal defense lawyer to break apart the prosecution's case and win for my clients. I use tactics I've developed and the results have been proven time and time again. No lawyer can guarantee a result, and your case is unique, but you deserve a lawyer who will fight to win your case, care about you, be accessible to you, and do everything within the law to get that not guilty verdict! If your lawyer says you have to plead guilty, maybe you have the wrong lawyer! Required by Alabama law: These recoveries and testimonials are not an indication of future results. Every case is different, and regardless of what friends, family, or other individuals may say about what a case is worth, each case must be evaluated on its own facts and circumstances as they apply to the law. The valuation of a case depends on the facts, the injuries, the jurisdiction, the venue, the witnesses, the parties, and the testimony, among other factors. Furthermore,no representation is made that the quality of legal services to be performed is greater than the services of other lawyers.

Elissa Green is a lifelong resident of Madison County, Alabama.  She graduated from the University of Alabama and Cumberland School of Law.  She has been in practice since 1989, after clerking for two different Circuit Court judges.  Elissa Green is past president of the Madison County Young Lawyers Association and the Madison County Criminal Defense Lawyers Association.  Ms. Green is active with the Madison County Volunteer Lawyers Program.

DUI defense is my passion. I have represented hundreds of people charged with DUI throughout North Alabama, helping many avoid DUI convictions. I am a co-author of the Alabama DUI Handbook, a book relied on by DUI defense attorneys throughout Alabama. I have been a member of the National College for DUI Defense since 2010. I have also helped hundreds of people get their driver's license back after it was taken following a DUI arrest. I have gotten hundreds of old criminal charges, including many DUIs, expunged from criminal records.. If you are facing a DUI charge in Alabama, I want to help. Call me anytime, day or night.

Defense Attorney Jonathan Blackwell | Crumbley-Blackwell & Associates, P.C.. Attorney Blackwell graduated from the University of Alabama School of Law in 1997, and has continued in practice since. He has 20+ years' experience handling various cases - including criminal defense, DUI defense, personal injury, family law, divorce, and more - in courtrooms throughout Huntsville, Athens, Madison, Decatur, Scottsboro, and surrounding North Alabama areas. Attorney Blackwell currently works as a partner at Crumbley-Blackwell, & Associates, P.C. and offers free consultations for all criminal defense, DUI defense, and personal injury related cases in Alabama. Contact Attorney Jonathan Blackwell today to schedule your free consultation - by calling or visiting us online at .

David Lucas is well founded in technology and legal strategy, blending his operational experience with legal advice on intellectual property, international trade and complex litigation. David has experience in a wide variety of technologies and strategic legal matters, much of which was accumulated as general counsel for Intergraph Corporation, a multinational technology company. He is credited with Intergraph’s global intellectual property licensing and litigation strategy, which resulted in the recovery of $1 billion from patent enforcement actions against Intel, Dell, HP, IBM, Texas Instruments and others. In recent years, David has expanded his experience into the burgeoning biotech industry as general counsel for a clinical laboratory software company and as a member of the HudsonAlpha Institute foundation board. David has acted as primary legal advisor to multiple CEOs, COOs and CTOs. For over two decades, he has advised various public and private boards of directors on an array of legal, strategic and operational issues. He has also maintained U.S. Department of Defense top secret clearance, essential for government and security work. He utilizes his direct working relationships with various agencies to advise clients on special U.S. secret needs. David has extensive experience with other compliance environments, including export control, anti-bribery, privacy and special security requirements. He advises on the development, implementation and enforcement of compliance programs, as well as the harmonization of U.S., U.K. and European regulations. He has also helped define and implement worldwide legal processes, including representing companies in a variety of proceedings throughout the U.S. and abroad. His experience and track record are underpinned by his legal acumen and credentials. He is admitted to the U.S. Supreme Court, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (U.S. patent appeals) and 11th Circuit, and various district courts, and he has litigated intellectual property cases throughout the U.S., the U.K. and Europe. Based upon his multijurisdictional experience, David has developed associations with renowned legal counsel worldwide – critical to providing real time multijurisdictional protection of trade secrets and other intellectual property. David is also a certified mediator, contributing author to various legal publications, and presenter to the American Bar Association, American Intellectual Property Lawyers Association, Alabama State Bar, American Legal Media, Federal Bar Association and the University of Alabama School of Law.

Coby McEachern Boswell is one of the founding partners of NXTSTEP Family Law, P.C.. located at 1000 Church Street NW, Huntsville, Alabama 35801. Coby Boswell earned his law degree from Birmingham School of Law and since becoming licensed to practice law in the State of Alabama has focused primarily on Domestic Relations/ Family Law related legal matters including: adoptions, child custody disputes, child support, paternity,dependency, terminations of parental rights, fathers’ rights, appeals, alimony, prenuptial agreements, post-nuptial agreements, wills and estates, real estateand property division matters, evictions, quiet title actions and other small business matters, such as the establishment of Corporations or Limited Liability Corporations. Coby represents clients in the Madison, Morgan, Limestone, and Lawrence Counties in North Alabama at NXTSTEP Family Law, P.C.. Coby has served as the young Lawyer’s division, Family Law Chair of the American Bar Association in 2014- 2015. Coby is a Member of the Madison County Bar Association, serves as a Guardian ad Litem, serving for the best interests of minor children in in the Madison County, Morgan County, and Limestone County areas and is an active participant with the Madison County Volunteer Lawyer Program as a pro bono attorney, agreeing to take at least two cases per year.

Christopher Weston’s practice focuses primarily on contract dispute resolution, corporate law, business formation, partnership disputes, criminal/DUI defense, landlord-tenant law, property management disputes, mold litigation, and domestic relations trial advocacy. However, in every instance, his primary focus has always been on the possibility, and often probability, of adversarial litigation between parties. Christopher has represented area businesses, professors, professionals, doctors, and varying associations, where a reputation for being forthright with the represented is essential. His criminal practice has always consisted of zealous representation for those that face the potential loss of liberty, property, or license, with an intense focus on the actual and immense burden placed on an accuser.. Christopher has been a resident of North Alabama for the past twenty years, with the exception of his time spent in the State of New York, obtaining his legal degree. He has made the greater Madison County, area his permanent home, and resides with his wife, Ariela Weston, in the growing City of Madison, Alabama.

Charles Ray can handle all issues that arise during residential projects as well as the complex issues that arise from large-scale commercial real estate projects. My firm can represent any party such as owners, contractors, designers, vendors, subcontractors and downstream purchasers. We ensure that everyone involved understands his or her responsibilities and rights. Some examples of the construction law cases we handle include:. • Construction defects. • Damage to the home. • Mechanic's liens. • Contract negotiation. • Surety law. • Nonpayment. Virtually any issue that arises from a construction project is one that our attorneys can handle. No one needs to take on the burden of a construction project alone – we are here to help.

Caleb Smith began practicing at the firm of Martinson and Beason, P.C. in the spring of 2014. He practices in the areas of estate planning, probate, asset protection, Medicaid & elder care planning, special needs planning, business law, military law, veterans’ (VA) benefits, Social Security, criminal defense and general civil litigation.. PRACTICE AREAS

Born in San Antonio, Texas. Lived in Alabama since 1975. Have practiced law since 1991.  Attended University of Alabama undergraduate and law school.

Bill Hall and Associates P.C. is a firm dedicated to the practice of family law, from standard cases to complex property and financial matters and custody disputes.. Our attorneys have legal experience in many family law practice areas including divorce, legal separation, child custody and visitation, complex property and asset divisions, international cases, and non-traditional family issues.. We help individuals and families in North Alabama create resolution by putting an end to conflict and crisis. Our success is based on our honest, hard-working representation, and fluid communication with clients. We give our clients time, care, and patience as we realize this is your life, not just a case. With our firm you get the reward of having a caring advocate that knows how to serve you in both settlement discussions and in court.. We work together with our clients and other professionals to develop a strategy. This process starts before ever filing a petition with the court and carries through until all issues are resolved. No matter how simple your case may seem, we will listen, advise, and strategize so as to achieve you the best possible outcome.. When you are represented by Bill Hall and Associates, P.C., you have attorneys who will empower you to face life’s legal challenges, provide you with insight and thorough legal counsel, and, most importantly, support.

Behrouz K. Rahmati is a native of Tehran, Iran, and has lived in Huntsville, Alabama, for thirty years. Following graduation from Jones School of Law, Behrouz started his firm in Huntsville, and has been engaged in the practice of law for sixteen years. Behrouz has represented clients in civil matters in the District and County Court of Denver, Colorado, the Northern District of California at San Jose, and the Immigration Appeal Court in Detroit, Michigan. In 1994, Behrouz assisted in the creation of the first Public Defender Program for the City of Huntsville, and has served on the Executive Board for the Madison County Bar Association. Behrouz has also served on the Board of Counsel to International Visitors in Madison County, and the Membership Committee of the Madison County Bar Association. Behrouz focuses in the practice of Real Estate Law, Corporate Litigation, and jury and non-jury trials involving collections and various other civil cases. Behrouz is a member of the American Bar Association, the Alabama Bar Association, and the Madison County Bar Association. Behrouz is also admitted to practice before the following Courts: Supreme Court of Alabama 1993; United States District Court for the Northern District of Alabama 1993; United States District Court for the Middle District of Alabama 1993; United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit 1994; and, United States Supreme Court 2004.

Attorney Daco Auffenorde is a Huntsville native who prides herself on attorney-client relationships. If you have been injured in a car accident or other circumstance, Attorney Auffenorde can defend your rights and help you receive the compensation you deserve. Her experience in law began at law school in Birmingham, but extends to Germany and Canada as well, giving her a very well-rounded idea of the law in America and around the world. Since beginning her position at Auffenorde & Auffenorde, P.C., Ms. Auffenorde has help hundreds of clients receive compensation for their medical bills and pain and suffering. Contact her today and schedule your free initial consultation!

At The Law Office of Weimer & Associates, LLC., we offer a comprehensive process to help our clients navigate criminal defense, personal injury, and business law matters.. Our motto, "Client Driven, Results Focused", reflects our values and goals for our clients.. "Client Driven" means our clients are in control of their representation. We explain the representation options to our client, but our client decides which way to proceed. This idea also extends to the possibility we may recommend referring a client to another lawyer who is a better fit for their case. 100% client satisfaction is our goal. We treat our clients like family so they will consider us for future representation, and so they feel comfortable referring us to their friends and family.. "Results Focused" means that our clients can be at ease knowing that we won't unnecessarily delay a case for our own benefit, or to extract higher fees from our client. Since we typically work on a flat fee arrangement, it serves the client's interests, and our interests, to get the case resolved quickly and as favorably as possible. We understand that legal matters can be very stressful for our clients. We also know that our clients want to get past the stress of a legal fight and on with their lives. Therefore, we take great care ensuring we meet client expectations by finding justice in the most expeditious manner.. If you would like to learn more about how we can help with your case, please call, or email to speak with an attorney.. ALABAMA STATE BAR DISCLAIMER: Alabama State Bar, Rules of Professional conduct, Rule 7.2 (e), requires the following language in all attorney communications: No representation is made that the quality of the legal services to be performed is greater than the quality of legal services performed by other lawyers.

At the Law Office of Sharon Doviet, we pride ourselves on providing close personal attention to our clients.  We know this is the most difficult time of your life and we do everything we can to get you through it, knowing your options and feeling prepared.  We look forward to helping you.

At Secure Law, P.C., our clients are our number one priority. We dedicate ourselves to providing our clients with the highest quality of legal representation, respect and individualized care that one should expect when hiring a legal team. With over 50 years combined legal experience, you can feel confident that you will receive exceptional service from our seasoned attorney and staff.

At just 29 years old, Taylor Rouse achieved a remarkable milestone by arguing before the Supreme Court of the United States—an honor that only a select few attorneys experience in their careers. In the landmark case Thacker v. Tennessee Valley Authority, the Court unanimously ruled in Taylor’s favor with a 9-0 decision. This victory not only granted his client the opportunity to pursue compensation for personal injuries but also redefined the tort liability of the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), a federally chartered corporation supplying electricity to millions of Americans. The ruling has far-reaching implications, safeguarding the lives and safety of citizens across the seven states where the TVA operates and reshaping the legal landscape for governmental entities engaged in commercial activities.. This case exemplifies Taylor’s dedication, perseverance, and unwavering belief that victims of personal injury and families affected by wrongful death deserve their day in court—even against the most formidable and resourceful opponents. Taylor’s creativity and tenacity ensure that ordinary people have a powerful advocate for their rights.. A Huntsville native, Taylor returned to his hometown after earning his degree from The University of Alabama School of Law. Since then, he has been steadfast in his commitment to serving the people of North Alabama. Taylor has successfully handled a wide range of cases, including car accidents, 18-wheeler collisions, premises liability claims, property damage disputes, insurance litigation, defective product cases, commercial litigation, contract breaches, and workplace injuries.. Contact Taylor today to schedule a consultation and receive experienced legal guidance.

As a trial lawyer, I routinely represent clients who have suffered serious or catastrophic injuries. Whether it's a car wreck, tractor-trailer wreck, on-the-job injury, drug injury, or insurance dispute, I believe in giving you the personal attention you deserve.. My practice areas include personal injury, insurance disputes, workers’ compensation, insurance disputes, and any case where victims who have suffered injury or incurred damages. I also help clients navigate the Social Security Disability process, guiding them through denials and appeals to secure the benefits they rightly deserve. Additionally, I offer Estate Planning services to help clients protect their families and assets with wills, revocable trusts, powers of attorney, and other planning tools. As a litigation attorney, I know how costly, lengthy and stressful it can be, and I assist my Estate Planning clients avoid the costs and stress of probate court and litigation that comes with it, following the death of a loved one.. No matter the reason — whether you were injured, have an insurance dispute, need help planning for your future or securing disability benefits, or just want to plan to avoid the probate process through effective estate planning—call me to discuss your options and find out how I can help.

As a former college football player I enjoy watching and playing sports.  I think my athletic background makes me a better lawyer and gives me an edge over my counterparts.  Like off season workouts and practices - hard work outside the courtroom almost always results in a good result inside the courtroom.  Outside of the practice of law I enjoy spending time with friends, my wife and my son.

As a Certified Professional Contracts Manager (CPCM), and AV Peer Review Rated Attorney with over fifteen years of experience, I focus my practice in the areas of commercial, construction, and employment law; police and public employee, and county and municipal, litigation; and commercial, construction, and government contracting, representing public and private and domestic and international businesses and local government entities. Client engagements range from contract negotiation and support, to human resources advice and training, to dispute resolution before a variety of local, state, and federal administrative boards, such as the Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals; arbitration panels, such as the American Arbitration Association – Commercial, Construction, and Labor and Employment Divisions; and state and federal courts, including the U.S. Court of Federal Claims. I also serve as an appointed Hearing Officer (or arbitrator) with National Arbitration and Mediation (NAM), an administrator of arbitrations and mediations throughout the U.S., and with respect to disputes arising before NAM in areas of commercial, construction, and employment law. I am a member of several business and industry groups, including the Alabama Contractors’ Association (ACA); Alabama Road Builders' Association (ARBA), Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC), Institute for Supply Management (ISM), National Contract Management Association (NCMA), and Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), and am frequently invited by both clients and industry to write and lecture throughout the U.S. and abroad, particularly in areas of contract negotiation, human resources, risk identification and avoidance, and dispute resolution. Additionally, I hold the designation of Certified Instructor on “Legal Issues” for the Alabama Peace Officers Standards & Training Commission (APOSTC).

Andrew Segal is a dedicated criminal defense attorney who vigorously defends the rights of his clients throughout Northern Alabama. He has nearly 25 years of experience working in the Alabama criminal justice system. Furthermore, he is also able to draw upon his previous experience as a prosecutor, both for the Alabama Attorney General's Office and District Attorney's Office. Andrew has also served as a Municipal Court Judge in the cities of Owen Cross Roads and Paint Rock, Alabama.. After gaining considerable experience as a prosecutor, Andrew Segal went into private practice. As a Madison County criminal defense attorney, he was better able to apply his knowledge towards defending the rights of individuals before the court of law. In 2007, he opened the doors to The Law Office of Segal & Segal, alongside his wife, attorney Sandra Segal.. In addition to his extensive experience, Madison County defense lawyer Andrew Segal is truly passionate about defending the rights of his clients. Every client receives the full benefit of this perspective, whether they are facing serious charges such as felony DUI or other misdemeanor charges, including shoplifting and assault. He also represents clients in administrative matters including both license suspension hearings and violation of protective orders.. Andrew provides all clients with ready communication that is both realistic and in plain speak. He believes that all clients should be kept informed of their legal options so they can make informed decisions in relation to their future. Please contact The Law Offices of Segal & Segal to learn more about your legal options and to speak directly with Andrew Segal during a free initial consultation.

Andrea Roberts (formerly known as Andrea Cates) grew up in Pascagoula, Mississippi and graduated from Pascagoula High School in 2005. After recovering from hurricane Katrina, Andrea joined the United States Navy in 2008. She served in the Navy as an Aviation Ordnanceman until she was honorably discharged in 2013. While serving on active duty in the United States Navy Andrea was deployed three times during a time of war, for Operation Iraqi Freedom. Although Andrea had a crucial and critical job in the Navy she was able to obtain her bachelors degree in Criminal Justice while in the Navy. Andrea graduated from ECPI with highest honors, and was valedictorian of her program.. Andrea has always had a deep passion to help others so when she made the decision to leave the Navy she knew her next job had to continue her ability to protect and serve. So after many conversations with her mother she decided it was time for her to follow her dream of becoming a lawyer. Andrea began her law school journey at Thomas Jefferson School of Law, and six weeks prior to her first set of law school exams, her mother passed away. Andrea doesn't give up though, she keeps pushing forward. Her very last promise to her mother was that she would work hard and be eligible to transfer to Mississippi College School of Law to complete her second and third year of law school so that she would be able to take care of her full time. Although her mother did not make it, Andrea kept her promise. She transferred to Mississippi College School of Law and she graduated with honors (cum laude). Andrea found the love of her life while in law school, and moved to Alabama after graduation to study for the bar exam.. Andrea sat for the July 2019 bar exam and passed. Her consisitent comment when discussing this, is that her mom is the reason, her mom although in heaven, continues to take care of her. Andrea practiced criminal defense and domestic relations law in Mobile County until April of 2020 when she relocated to Huntsville, Alabama. Andrea practices criminal defense, domestic relations, child custody, and estate planning law in Huntsville, Alabama.. When Andrea is not advocating for her clients she and her husband enjoy taking care of their six dogs, swimming, fishing, hanging out at Leigh Acres and playing board games together. Andrea volunteers at the Huntsville Animal Shelter, and although she has six dogs of her own she fosters dogs from the animal rescue Furget Me Not. Andrea is consistently giving back any way she can to the community.. The same strive, dedication, perservance, hard work, and determination she has shown throughout her Naval career, and her law school journey, she continues in each case. She will fight hard for you and is more than just a lawyer, she is an advocate and more importantly a friend to each and every client she has. If you need help, call Andrea. She returns calls, emails, and texts as soon as they are received. Although her client reviews both on Avvo and Google speak for themselves, Andrea is compassionate, she is always there, and she will always take your calls. When you hire her, your issues become hers, you are able to rest easy because she will carry the worry for you and she always gives her best to achieve the best outcome possible.

An Intoduction to S.A. "Bud" Watson by Ralph Hornsby, Jr.. Bud attended undergraduate school at Harding University in Arkansas and the University of Louisiana, Monroe. He graduated from the University of Alabama, School of Law in 1966. He clerked for a Circuit Judge. After his clerkship he became an Assistant District Attorney and, less than one year later, at the age of twenty-six, he was promoted to Chief Assistant District Attorney. Because of success in that role he was elected without opposition as a District Judge at age 29. Two years later at age 31, he was promoted to Circuit Judge. Judge Watson served until retirement in good standing at age 45. He has served by special appointment as Judge on the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals. He also served as a Special Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court and authored the Court’s opinion. Bud is a graduate of the National Judicial College and was later a Faculty Adviser there.. Following retirement from the bench, Bud again distinguished himself as a trial attorney. Because Bud has participated in over 650 jury trials as a judge, prosecutor, and civil trial attorney, he has been able to give me insights into trial strategies I could never have obtained elsewhere. He is called on regularly by lawyers all across the nation for consultation on trial strategies. Since 1997, Bud has been on the Trial Advocacy Training Faculty at Louisiana State University Law School where he teaches courtroom skills to senior law students. Bud makes it his business to stay abreast of the latest research on the decision-making process of jurors and evidence presentation.. Bud is admitted to practice before the U.S. District Court for the Northern and Middle Districts of Alabama. He is also admitted to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court. Bud is a member of the Alabama State Bar Association; the Huntsville-Madison County Bar Association; the Alabama Association for Justice; the Federal Bar Association; the Million Dollar Advocates Forum and the American Judges Association. He has been selected as an “Alabama Super Lawyer,” and is listed as one of Alabama’s Top attorneys by Business Alabama. He has, for over twenty years, been given Martindale Hubbell’s highest peer rating – A. V. Bud remains a senior status Circuit Judge and periodically hears cases in Alabama courts.. Bud has been married to Wanda for 43 years. They have two children and four grandchildren.. I am proud to be a member of this outstanding law firm and of my years of association with my partner and friend, Bud Watson.

Amy K. Tanner concentrates her law practice in the area of consumer bankruptcy law in the Huntsville and Decatur offices of the firm and is a shareholder in several of the Bond and Botes, P.C. offices located throughout the southeast. Amy was born and raised in Montgomery, Alabama. She received her Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal Justice from Auburn University at Montgomery in 1994. Amy then went on to attend Jones School of Law while working full time and she was awarded her Juris Doctorate degree in December 1998. On April 30, 1999, she was admitted to the Alabama State Bar and has practiced with the Bond and Botes firm since 1999. She is currently admitted to practice in both the Northern and Middle Districts of Alabama.. Amy has been a member of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys (NACBA) since 2004. In 2012, Amy was selected by the NACBA executive board to serve as the Alabama State Chair for all consumer bankruptcy attorneys in Alabama. As the Alabama Chair for NACBA, Mrs. Tanner serves as a liaison between NACBA and attorneys, bankruptcy judges and other court officials, as well as serving as a primary contact for local media regarding consumer bankruptcy issues.. Amy has been a featured speaker at the People’s Law School in Huntsville, Alabama for the past several years. This local program is recorded and airs on local access television channels throughout the State. In addition, Amy has been a speaker at several seminars sponsored by the local bar association.

Allie Thompson was born and raised in Muscle Shoals, Alabama and is a graduate of the University of Alabama, where she obtained her B.A. in Advertising. While attending the Cumberland School of Law at Samford University, Allie developed a strong interest in family law and spent her time learning as much as she could on the subject.. Since earning her law degree in 2015, Allie has remained passionate about family law and has made it the sole focus of her legal practice. Allie has handled a wide variety of family law cases and enjoys being able to not only advocate for her clients, but also provide support during a difficult and stressful time.. When she is not practicing law, Allie enjoys spending time with her family and friends, attending concerts, reading, and being with her adopted dog, Tallulah.