Alabama Lawyers Pickering Law to Quinn Brock

Explore Alabama attorneys like Pickering Law Firm, Pierce Harris, Pilcher and Grissom, Pino Jim & Associates Pc, Pittman Dutton & Hellums, Pitts & Zanaty, Polly Blalock, and Quinn Brock. in cities like Hoover, Mountain Brook, Birmingham, Huntsville and Enterprise. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 35244, 35976, 36330.

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Quinn Brock

Firm: Brock & Stout Attorneys at Law

807 E Lee St , Enterprise , Alabama 36330

Practice Areas: Labor , Workers Compensation, Social Security, Social Security

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“Mr. Brock has not left me yet, some cases are just more complicated then others”

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“Quinn is one of the friendliest lawyers I have met. It is obvious that he cares about truly helping his clients.”

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“Kimberly was amazing and helped me understand the process and options and she made sure to review everything with me as we completed the checklist. I really appreciate how thorough…”

— Malia Ott

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Pierce Harris

Firm: Beard & Beard

P.O. Box 88 , Guntersville , Alabama 35976

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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Priority Legal Services

Firm: Priority Legal Services

420 20th St N , Birmingham , Alabama 35203

Practice Areas: Process Servers,

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“I asked Adam to file some paperwork for me at the courthouse. He answered my questions, got my paperwork filed within a day or two business days and sent me...”

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Preston Trousdale

Firm: Trousdale Ryan, PC

Po Box 367 , Florence , Alabama 35631

Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Litigation, Litigation, Litigation

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Preston Register

Firm: Haul, Derrick & Register, PA

360 N Oates St , Dothan , Alabama 36303

Practice Areas: State, Local And Municipal Law

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“I had consultations with several attorneys here in Dothan and not a single one of them had anything to say that could help me. Someone introduced me t...Margo”

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Preston Neel

Firm: Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP

1819 5th Ave N , Birmingham , Alabama 35203

Practice Areas: Debt Collection

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Preston Miller

Firm: King Simmons, PC

5300 Cahaba River Rd Ste 100 , Birmingham , Alabama 35243

Practice Areas: Workers Compensation

Preston Miller grew up in Cullman, Alabama. He now lives in Birmingham with his wife. As a Beeson Scholar, Preston graduated from Samford University in 2007 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English with a concentration in Film. He graduated from Cumberland School of Law in 2014 and was admitted to the Alabama State Bar in 2014.. Preston has long held an interest in fighting for the rights of hard-working Alabamians. Before attending Cumberland, Preston served for over a year as a Regional Coordinator with Impact Alabama through the AmeriCorps VISTA program. He assisted with vision screenings for children in Pre-K programs and helped with tax preparation for families across Alabama. Following his work with Impact Alabama, he worked in the public policy arena, seeking to expand opportunities for Alabamians across the economic spectrum.. Preston was a Presidential Scholar at Cumberland School of Law . He was also member of the American Journal of Trial Advocacy, America’s oldest law review dedicated solely to trial advocacy. His writing focused specifically on work-related disputes and workers’ rights. He is a member of the Birmingham Bar Association and the Alabama State Bar Young Lawyers Section. Preston also volunteers as a mentor to students from Birmingham City Schools through the Southtown Leadership program. He and his wife live in Birmingham.

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“I endorse Preston wholeheartedly. He is a hard-working, honest, and effective attorney who always puts the needs of his clients first.”

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POWERS INJURY LAW

, Birmingham , Alabama 35209

Practice Areas: general practice attorney

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“Jessica and her aide Hannah were both very helpful during my case. They were both always there to answer any questions I had and couldn't have asked for a...”

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Pino Jim & Associates Pc

Firm: Pino Jim & Associates Pc

363 Canyon Park Drive , Pelham , Alabama 35124

Practice Areas: Divorce & Family,

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“After my accident i had some injury. I went here for a consultation and the attorney was very nice and gave me advice how to handle this. He was very...”

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“The Pino Law Firm did a phenomenal job. From the moment I first called and spoke with Lauren, I knew I was in good hands. Jeff was incredibly attentive and knowledgeable, taking th…”

— Eli

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Polson & Polson

Firm: Polson & Polson

2824 Central Ave , Birmingham , Alabama 35209

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“Whitney is very knowledgeable and responsive regardless what time of day it is. He never failed to get the job done.”

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Pilcher and Grissom

Firm: Pilcher and Grissom

14 Office Park Cir , Mountain Brook , Alabama 35223

Practice Areas: Real Estate,

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“Lacks professionalism and does not communicate with clients, goes after the bare minimum, ZERO investigative effort, and refuses to respond to calls, texts,...”

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Pooja Chawla

510 18th St N , Bessemer , Alabama 35020

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“She is horrible. She does not communicate with the father. She would not even speak in court. She”

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Polly Russell

Firm: Anniston Army Depot - Legal Office

7 Frankford Ave , Anniston , Alabama 36201

Practice Areas: Corporate , General Practice, Personal Injury, Trucking Accidents, Workers Compensation, , , , , , ,

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Pratt Mark D Atty

Firm: Pratt Mark D Atty

1905 14th Ave S , Birmingham , Alabama 35205

Practice Areas: Lawyers

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“An update: The Alabama State Bar suspended Mr. Pratt from practicing law in this state. Months ago I was advised by the bar to file a claim with the Client...”

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Preston Huggins

Po Box 1269 , Bay Minette , Alabama 36507

Practice Areas: Family

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“I endorse Preston Huggins. He works hard, and he's an all around great guy.”

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Polly Blalock

Firm: City Attorneys Office

Po Box 308 , Huntsville , Alabama 35804

Practice Areas: Federal Crime

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“I endorse this lawyer. Polly is a capable and hard working attorney who will always prepare her case and represent her client in an outstanding manner!”

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Pitts & Zanaty

Firm: Pitts & Zanaty

950 22nd St N , Birmingham , Alabama 35203

Practice Areas: Employment,

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“they don't do anything I went to a hearing and it was my first time meeting the lawyer for the hearing. they didn't have my paperwork documents or anything...”

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Pittman Dutton & Hellums

Firm: Pittman Dutton & Hellums

2001 Park Pl , Birmingham , Alabama 35203

Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Divorce & Family,

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“This firm represented my mother in a case against a medical company. She had to go through multiple awful surgeries, and I was there during the recoveries...”

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Priscilla Duncan

3375 Gilmer Ave , Montgomery , Alabama 36105

Practice Areas: Business

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“She is not only a lawyer but a journalist with knowledge of politics and history. Britt”

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Pickering Law Firm

Firm: Pickering Law Firm

1521 Fairway View Drive , Hoover , Alabama 35244

Practice Areas: Lawyers,

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