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Mr. Tickal concentrates his practice in the areas of construction law and civil litigation and the representation of architects and engineers. He is a graduate engineer from Auburn University and holds a J.D. degree from Cumberland School of Law. Mr. Tickal served as full time faculty in the College of Architecture, Design and Construction at Auburn University. He lectures nationally on issues of construction law and insurance, and he has authored a number of papers related to construction issues.

Jennifer Chambliss practices in the areas of divorce, divorce modification, child custody, child support and other family law and legal matters. Mrs. Chambliss is also available for family law mediation.

Danyel Peters is a native of Auburn, Alabama. She grew up in Auburn and graduated from Auburn High School. Danyel completed her undergraduate work at Auburn University with a major in Political Science with a focus in law. She then earned a Master’s in Public Administration with a focus and certification in Election Administration from Auburn University. While at Auburn University she interned with the Lee County District Attorney’s office and served as a Graduate Research Assistant where her research contributed to the publication of Professor Steven Brown’s book, “Alabama Justice: The Cases and Faces that Changed a Nation.” Before starting law school Danyel worked with the Chambers County Development Authority in Chambers County, Alabama. Danyel attended Faulkner University’s Thomas Goode Jones School of Law where she earned her Juris Doctorate. While in law school Danyel served as the school’s Honor Court Prosecutor, President of the Jones Public Interest Foundation, and Vice President of the Women’s Legal Society. She was a part of the school’s Moot Court competition team and a member of the Board of Advocates. Danyel also served as a law clerk for the Chambers County District Attorney’s office. Upon graduation from law school Danyel was honored as a Distinguished Fellow of the Public Interest Society for her hours of pro-bono work completed during law school. After law school Danyel was admitted to the Alabama bar where she began her legal career as an Assistant District Attorney for the Fifth Judicial Circuit of Alabama. Danyel then entered private practice as an Associate Attorney for Agricola Law in Opelika, Alabama before opening The Peters Law Firm. Danyel has a general practice with an extensive background in criminal defense, juvenile matters, and family law.

Born September 12, 1964, Ben earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Management degree from Auburn University in 1987 and a Juris Doctorate degree from Cumberland School of Law in 1990.. Ben has been a practicing attorney since 1990 and spent six years in Central America. He is familiar with customs and conditions of the region and is fluent in Spanish.. Ben established and is currently the Vice President of the Legal and Contracting with Emergency Response Training Systems, the only company to run military style software (jcats/acats) for training of civilian law enforcement (ERTS Opelika, Alabama). This also provides homeland security training for the Auburn University Homeland Security department.. Ben Hand is the winner of various Who’s-Who Awards, the Republican of the year for 2001, and a Republican Nominee for the U.S. House in 1994. He is licensed to practice law in Alabama and Georgia. Ben founded Hand and Associates law firm and is the founding member of the board of directors of Beacon University in Columbus, Georgia.. Ben currently represents thirty-two different non-profit organizations in Alabama, Texas, Georgia and Tennessee. He is a business legal advisor to seventy-five different small businesses and corporations.. Ben was hired by Chief of Police Terry Sanders to represent him in a dispute with the Valley City Council in Valley, Alabama and was also hired by Chief of Police Ben Brown to represent him in negotiations with the Lanett City Council and the mayor of Lanett, Alabama.. The former city attorney for Uniontown, Alabama, Ben is a city prosecutor for cities of Opelika and Roanoke in Alabama. Ben is a family court referee in Lee County, Alabama and was appointed by Governor Bob Riley as an Administrative Law Judge for State Health Planning and Development Agency.. He successfully represented the State Republican party in Lee County during Governor Bob Riley’s election challenge 2002. Governor Bob Riley was elected by a narrow margin and the outgoing Governor challenged the election. Ben was asked by Governor Riley to represent him in Lee County. Governor Riley won and the challenge was dropped by the outgoing Governor.. Ben was a guest lecturer for the Auburn University Safe House. He instructed the local law enforcement and Domestic Violence counselors on obtaining protection from abuse orders.. Ben was a guest lecturer for Auburn University SOAR for lawyers and realtors on construction law.. Ben was a Pentagon appointee to Whinsec and maintains a Alabama Home Builders license, Alabama Real Estate Brokers license and Alabama Sports Agent license. He founded Hand Properties, which currently maintains property in Alabama and Tennessee with 32 commercial tenants.. Ben successfully represented Alabama Supreme Court Justice Tom Parker in an ethics complaint. In 2006, charges were brought for an article Justice Parker wrote critical of his colleagues. Ben was asked by Justice Parker to represent him during the investigation. The Judicial inquiry commission found that Justice Parker had not violated any ethics codes.. He is an elder at Believers Church in Auburn, AL and on the board of directors for the Spirit of Life Church in Murfreesboro, TN. Ben is a Gideon speaker and member since 1992 and a Municipal Judge in Wedowee, Alabama since 1995.

Barbi Agricola, owner of Agricola Law, concentrates her practice in the areas of plaintiff’s personal injury law, family law and criminal defense. Barbi was born and raised in Montgomery, where she attended LAMP High School, a nationally-ranked college preparatory school. She completed her undergraduate work at the University of Alabama in Birmingham, where she was accepted into the school’s prestigious University Honors Program, which only accepts fifty students a year. Barbi graduated magna cum laude with University and Departmental honors, earning a major in Political Science and a double minor in Criminal Justice and Philosophy and Law, all within the span of three years.. After College at UAB, Barbi attended law school at the University of Alabama School of Law in Tuscaloosa, where she received numerous awards for her trial advocacy skills, leadership skills and involvement in the law school. She was a member of the Order of the Barristers, the Bench & Bar legal honor society, and Law School Ambassadors, among others. Barbi also served as the Managing Editor of the Law & Psychology Review, where she also had a legal article published. As part of the school’s trial advocacy and moot court teams, she won first place at the National Trial Advocacy Competition in one year and in another year advanced to the quarter-final rounds in moot court competition.. After law school, Barbi completed several federal clerkships, including clerking for the Honorable William M. Acker, Jr. of the Northern District of Alabama, the Honorable Joel F. Dubina, then Chief Judge of the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals, and the Honorable W. Keith Watkins, Chief Judge of the Middle District of Alabama. These experiences enable Barbi and the firm of Agricola Law to maintain a vibrant federal court practice with a high level of knowledge and skill. -. See more at:

About our firm:Small town firm. Big time results.At Ingrum & Layson LLC, we are a firm focused on providing our clients the attention they need. We listen to all of your needs and concerns carefully and then discuss a logical course of action to help you get your desired results. We are here to help you because you matter and your case matters.. About Jarret Layson, Attorney at Law:I was born and raised here in Opelika. I grew up going to church right across from my office, and attended high school down the street. After graduating from Opelika High School, I left town to attend college and law school, but always wanted to come back and serve the community that raised me. I never wanted to live anywhere else, and I think that this area is the best place to raise a family. I love this community, and part of what sets me apart as an attorney is my passion to serve those in my community. I worked at two large firms in Montgomery during my time in College, and that work reinforced my desire to work in a small firm where I can get to know my clients as I help them with their legal needs. I graduated law school in 2007 from the University of Alabama, and for the past 13 years have enjoyed handling everything from more complex work in personal injury, social security and personal bankruptcy to everyday legal needs such as power of attorneys and wills. The most fulfilling part of my job is helping people in some of their greatest times of need. I enjoy shouldering their burden, and trying to ease as much anxiety by handling their case with honesty, hard work, and a personal relationship. I always tell clients that the most important part of choosing an attorney, is choosing someone you can trust and feel comfortable with. I would be honored for you to trust me with any legal need you need help with.

Experienced L attorney serving clients in Opelika and surrounding areas.

Experienced L attorney serving clients in Opelika and surrounding areas.

Experienced L attorney serving clients in Opelika and surrounding areas.

Experienced L attorney serving clients in Opelika and surrounding areas.

Experienced L attorney serving clients in Opelika and surrounding areas.

Experienced L attorney serving clients in Opelika and surrounding areas.

Experienced L attorney serving clients in Opelika and surrounding areas.

Experienced L attorney serving clients in Opelika and surrounding areas.