Alabama Lawyers Neena Speer to Nicholas Callahan

Explore Alabama attorneys like Neena Speer, Neil Clay, Neil Hanley, Neil Johnston, Neil Snead, Neil Tew, Nelson Allen, and Nicholas Callahan. in cities like Birmingham, Mobile, Centre, Jasper and Vestavia. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 35255, 35020, 35243.

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Neena Speer

P.O. Box 55131 , Birmingham , Alabama 35255

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

Neena R. Speer is an attorney, author, speaker, and truth dealer. She has a solo law firm called the Neena R. Speer Law Firm LLC. She is a Founder and Executive Director of her mentoring nonprofit focused on continuous mentorship for all students at all levels K-12 & college, Step 1-2-3 Mentor for Life Initiative that she started her 3L year of law school. Lastly, she is a four-time published author with her most recent book is Dear Future Lawyer: An Intimate Survival Guide for the Female Minority Law Student. Her passion since she was in eighth grade was to be a criminal defense attorney in her hometown where she grew up: Birmingham, AL. She is living out that dream and speaking for countless organizations including the University of Alabama School of Law, the YMCA, the Black Girl Project, the National HBCU Pre-Law Summit, and her upcoming TedxYouth Davenport Talk entitled "Diversity Redefined" March 2021 about her experiences as a law student, a black minority in the law field, and her journey past failing her first bar exam.. Neena R. Speer Law Firm LLC is a boutique firm focused on the individual and their needs from areas ranging from LLC/Business Formation to Copyrights, Trademarks, Contract Drafting/Review to Criminal Defense and Family Law. We aim to work hard so you don't have to.

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“Neena is a wonderful attorney. She is passionate about her work, and treats clients and her colleagues with respect.”

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“Neena is a gem to the movement! She has empowered me in developing my ambitions that I've never spoken to anyone else about. And to see them come to fruition with Neena's guidance …”

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Nichelle Williams

814 Saint Francis St , Mobile , Alabama 36602

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Neil Johnston

Firm: Hand Arendall LLC

11 North Water Street , Mobile , Alabama 36602

Practice Areas: Environmental , Land Use & Zoning, Land Use & Zoning, Land Use & Zoning, Land Use & Zoning

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“Neil is extremely knowledgeable and friendly. Answered any questions clear and concise. Took time to explain everything about the process. I highly recommend his law firm.”

— Brian Rushing

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Nicholas Armstrong

Firm: Price Armstrong LLC

1919 Cahaba Rd , Mountain Brk , Alabama 35223

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Nelson Johnson

Firm: Slocumb Law Firm

3500 Blue Lake Dr. , Birmingham , Alabama 35243

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

Nelson represents clients in automobile and trucking accidents, personal injury, wrongful death, and insurance disputes. I offer free case consultations/evaluations. My direct line is.. Nelson is from Arab, Alabama. He graduated with special honors in his major at Jacksonville State University in Jacksonville, Alabama in 2015 where he earned his Bachelors of Science in Criminal Justice. In 2019 he finished in the top third of his class at Samford University, Cumberland School of Law. While at Cumberland, he served as the President of the Federalist Society, a Senior Member of the Trial Board, competed on the Mediation Team, and made Dean’s List every semester. Nelson was admitted to practice in Georgia in 2019 and Alabama in 2020.. As an Alabama native, when Nelson in not cheering for the Crimson Tide, he spends his free time with his wife and friends going hiking, fishing, or camping.

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“Mr. Johnson is everything you want in an attorney: smart, hard-working, knowledgeable in the law, dedicated to the case, and committed to his clients. He is young, but he is a go-g…”

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Nesha Wright

Firm: The Spencer Wright Law Firm, LLC

521 Madison St SE Ste 202 , Huntsville , Alabama 35801

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“I was falsely accused of a crime my lawyer investigated rhe case. She worked very hard on my behalf.”

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“Ms. Wright is an exceptional attorney who has the strength of character, experience, and knowledge to help her clients through difficult and challenging situations. Some people may…”

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Niall Yamane

214 Paddle Creek Loop , Fairhope , Alabama 36532

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Nicholas Brown

Firm: Balch & Bingham, LLP

Po Box 306 , Birmingham , Alabama 35201

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Nicholas Bottoms

6620 Old Madison Pike NW Apt 713 , Huntsville , Alabama 35806

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Nicholas Beckham

Firm: Nicholas J. Beckham, Attorney-At-Law

32941 U.S. Hwy 280 , Childersburg , Alabama 35044

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Child Custody, Child Support, Bankruptcy

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Nicholas Alan Carlisle

, Birmingham , Alabama 35205

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Nicholas Ainslie

410 Ballantrae Rd , Pelham , Alabama 35124

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Nettie Cohen Blume

Firm: Blume & Blume, Attorneys At Law, PC

2804 20th Ave , Northport , Alabama 35476

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy, Civil , Criminal Defense , Domestic Partnership, Family , Juvenile , Workers Compensation, Civil Rights, Family, Civil Rights, Elder Law, Election Campaigns & Political Law, Litigation

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Neil Clay

Firm: Bessemer Bankruptcy Lawyer

1725 2nd Ave N , Bessemer , Alabama 35020

Practice Areas: Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

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Nereida Bundy

Po Box 422 , Dothan , Alabama 36302

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“I heard good things about her, so I decided to choose her to let her be my voice in the court of law. One hearing went excellent! I was so happy with ...a clientI hired Mrs. Bundy …”

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Nelson Allen

1810 3rd Ave S , Jasper , Alabama 35501

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“Very helpful and straight forward. Nelson Allen was very polite and made the process simple.”

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Neil Tew

Po Box 1286 , Montgomery , Alabama 36102

Practice Areas: General Practice

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Neil Snead

4745 County Road 40 , Centre , Alabama 35960

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Neil Hanley

Firm: Hanley Law Firm

158 Congress St , Mobile , Alabama 36603

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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Nicholas Callahan

Firm: The Callahan Law Firm, LLC

4914 Cahaba River Rd , Vestavia , Alabama 35243

Practice Areas: Litigation

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