Alabama Lawyers James Richard to James Sparrow

Explore Alabama attorneys like James Richard Frees, James Rives, James Roberts, James Robertson, James Ross Forman III, James Rossler, James Sanders, and James Sparrow. in cities like Huntsville, Birmingham, Birmingham, Vestavia and Birmingham. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 35812, 36102, 35203.

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James Sparrow

Firm: Heninger Garrison Davis, LLC

2224 1st Avenue North , Birmingham , Alabama 35203

Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Defective and Dangerous Products

Callen Sparrow’s areas of practice include personal injury law, wrongful death, product liability, general litigation, and insurance fraud. Before becoming a plaintiff’s attorney, he began his legal career in the Attorney General’s office for two years as Assistant Attorney General in Montgomery, Alabama. Callen chose to represent the plaintiff in personal injury cases because he believes it gives a lawyer the opportunity to shepherd an individual through our judicial system, and make sure that person gets the best possible representation along the way. A successful outcome can be life changing for the client in securing their future and providing compensation for injuries suffered. To him, this profession offers nothing more satisfying.. Callen is a member of the Alabama Association for Justice, and has served on its Board of Governors. He is also a member of the American Association for Justice and the American Bar Association, as well as the Alabama State Bar and Birmingham Bar Association.

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James Rives

Firm: Ball Ball Matthews & Novak, Pa

2000 Interstate Park Drive, , Montgomery , Alabama 36102

Practice Areas: Arbitration, General Practice, Mediation, Workers Compensation

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James Smith

Firm: Hagwood Adelman Tipton, PC

2000 Southbridge Pkwy Ste 601 , Birmingham , Alabama 35209

Practice Areas: Debt & Lending Agreements

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James Smith

Firm: Armbrecht Jackson, LLP

63 South Royal Street , Mobile , Alabama 36602

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

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James Smith

Firm: Gentle Turner Sexton & Harbison, LLC

501 Riverchase Pkwy E Ste 100 , Hoover , Alabama 35244

Practice Areas: DUI & DWI

J. Christoper Smith was born in Russellville, Alabama, on February 4, 1974. Mr. Smith earned his Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, cum laude, from the University of Alabama in 1996, where he graduated Phi Beta Kappa. He then received his Juris Doctorate from the University of Alabama School of Law, where he was recognized in Who’s Who Among American Law Students, was a member of the Bench and Bar Legal Honor Society, and was a recipient of the American Bankruptcy Institute Medal of Excellence.. Before joing the firm of Gentle Turner Sexton & Harbison, LLC as an associate in 2010, Mr. Smith practiced law in Tuscaloosa for 10 years.. Mr. Smith has experience in personal injury litigation, consumer law, collections, domestic relations, bankruptcy, estate planning, general civil practice, and settlement administration. He is a member of the Alabama State Bar.

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James Sledge

Firm: Rosen Harwood, Pa

2200 Jack Warner Parkway , Tuscaloosa , Alabama 35403

Practice Areas: Business , Energy , Environmental , Mergers & Acquisitions, Natural Resources, Real Estate , Environmental and Natural Resources, Environmental and Natural Resources, Environmental and Natural Resources

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James Sims

Firm: James M. Sims Law Office LLC

1302 Noble Street , Anniston , Alabama 36201

Practice Areas: Trusts

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“is no representation from him,he literally has no fight in him for his clients. My family paid James”

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“Mr. Sims and his staff were very courteous and the office space was very inviting. Love the location.”

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James Sears

Firm: Law Offices of Sears & Sears, PC

Sears Building , Birmingham , Alabama 36544

Practice Areas: Education, Criminal Defense, Criminal Defense, Criminal Defense, Criminal Defense

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“I cannot say enough good things about Shane! He truly a powerhouse advocate and have been a lifeline for my family. From the very beginning, he listened with compassion, brought de…”

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James Seale

Firm: Hill Hill Carter Franco Cole & Black

425 South Perry Street , Montgomery , Alabama 36101

Practice Areas: Construction , Education , Employment & Labor , Professional Malpractice, Appeals

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James Schrimsher

P.O. Box 414 , Huntsville , Alabama 35804

Practice Areas: Litigation

Law Clerk to the Honorable John C. Tyson, Judge of the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals, 1973 - 1974.

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“I endorse this lawyer's work. I have worked with Bruce Schrimsher on many cases and have always found him to be professional and courteous. He is very knowledgeable and hard-workin…”

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James Savage

Firm: Maynard Nexsen, PC

1901 6th Ave N Ste 1700 , Birmingham , Alabama 35203

Practice Areas: General Practice, Health Care & Hospitalization, Municipal , Securities , Antitrust & Trade Law, Antitrust & Trade Law, Antitrust & Trade Law, Antitrust & Trade Law, Antitrust & Trade Law, Antitrust & Trade Law, Antitrust & Trade Law

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James Sanders

Firm: Estes Sanders & Williams, LLC

4501 Pine Tree Circle , Vestavia , Alabama 35243

Practice Areas: Workers Compensation

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“I endorse this lawyer. Jamie is an excellent attorney and to whom we refer matters in Alabama. He is always available and responsive and has gotten great results for all our client…”

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James Robertson

Firm: James E. Robertson, Jr. LLC

118 N. Royal Street, Suite 701 , Mobile , Alabama 36602

Practice Areas: Probate

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“Attorney Robertson provided excellent service to my husband and me. He took time to explain in plai”

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“I endorse this lawyer. Mr. Robertson is an excellent attorney who will vigorously represent his clients and their interests.”

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James Roberts

Firm: Baker Donelson PC

1901 6th Ave N Ste 2600 , Birmingham , Alabama 35203

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt

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James Sandlin

Firm: Schuessler & Sandlin

2306 Starmount Cir SW , Huntsville , Alabama 35801

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James Shands

1714 2nd Ave N , Bessemer , Alabama 35020

Practice Areas: Car Accidents

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James Shelnutt

Firm: Shelnutt & Varner

517 Broad Street , Gadsden , Alabama 35901

Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Animal & Dog Bites, Animal & Dog Bites, Animal & Dog Bites, Animal & Dog Bites, Animal & Dog Bites, Animal & Dog Bites, Animal & Dog Bites

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“are skilled in cases an you will always know how your case is going I highly recommend James shellnu”

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James Rossler

Firm: Stout & Rossler

Po Box 2164 , Mobile , Alabama 36652

Practice Areas: Civil Rights

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James Ross Forman III

Firm: Burr & Forman LLP

Southtrust Tower 420 North Twentieth Street Al , Birmingham , Alabama 35203

Practice Areas: Intellectual Property

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James Richard Frees

Firm: James Richard Frees

Chief Counsel Office , Huntsville , Alabama 35812

Practice Areas: Government Contracts

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