Alabama Lawyers Peter Petro to Philip L.

Explore Alabama attorneys like Peter Petro, Peter Tepley, Peter Wright, Petro Law Firm, Peyton Bibb, Peyton Clark, Peyton Thetford, and Philip L. Green. in cities like Huntsville, Birmingham, Birmingham, Mountain Brk and Boaz. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 35806, 35203, 35957.

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Peter Petro

Firm: Petro Accident and Injury Attorneys

7800 Madison Blvd , Huntsville , Alabama 35806

Practice Areas: Automobile Accidents, Civil , Construction Defects, Consumer Fraud, Consumer Protection, Drugs & Medical Devices, Employment & Labor , Nursing Home Negligence, Personal Injury, Premises Liability, Products Liability, Trucking Accidents, Wages/Commissions/Overtime, Workers Compensation, Wrongful Death, Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Personal Injury

I am the author of the LEA award winning book, The Truth About Personal Injury in Alabama: Secrets Insurance Companies Don't Want You To Know. This book explains the injury claim process from the time of injury through the time the claim is resolved. I have been practicing law in Alabama since 1989 specializing in accident and injury cases, including car, truck, and motocycle wrecks, on the job injuries, worker's compensation, nursing home negiligence, and slip/ trip and fall injuries. Email me at for a free copy of my book!

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“Mr. Petro represented me in a car accident. I found him to be professional, up-front and communicated effectively on the matters related to my case. ...a client”

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“Mark is a great attorney. I endorse this lawyer.”

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“Mark Petro at Petro Accident and Injury Attorney’s provided exceptional service! From start to finish, he was professional, attentive, and truly cared about my case. His expertise …”

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Philip Collins

Firm: Huie Fernambucq & Stewart, LLP

3291 Highway 280 E Ste 200 , Vestavia , Alabama 35243

Practice Areas: Civil , Consumer Fraud, Insurance , Medical Malpractice, Products Liability, Professional Malpractice, Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Personal Injury

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Philip J Roberson

1918 Cogswell Ave Suite 1 , Pell City , Alabama 35125

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Divorce, Family, Family, Divorce & Separation

Philip “Phil” Roberson is a native of Gadsden, AL. After high school, Phil joined the United States Marine Corps where he served as an infantryman and combat diver. Phil continued to serve as a Marine on both active duty and in the reserves until 2006, when he received a direct commission in the United States Army Reserves. In the Army Reserves, Phil has served as a chemical officer and commanded a biological detection company. Phil also served as a Civil Affairs officer and is currently assigned as a staff officer with the 1184th DDSB in Mobile, AL.. Phil was as a law enforcement officer in the State of Alabama for over 25 years and prior to his retirement was a Deputy Chief of Police. Phil was an adjunct instructor for the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Academy where he taught a course, he developed entitled Understanding Your Authority, which outlined an officer’s statutory authority in the Use of Force, Deadly Force, Arrest’s and Civil Rights Violations.. Phil holds multiple degrees in criminal justice and criminal justice administration and obtained his law degree from the Birmingham School of Law. Phil is married to Jonna Roberson who is a retired teacher with the Pell City School System and is now a touring stand-up comedian. Phil and Jonna have been married for 19 years and they live in Pell City with their two sons, Garrett and JT.

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Petro Law Firm

, Birmingham , Alabama 35203

Practice Areas: general practice attorney

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Philip Henry Pitts

Firm: Pitts, Pitts & Williams

201 AmSouth Bank Building PO Box 527 A , Selma , Alabama 36702

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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Philip Defatta

Firm: Watson Mckinney, LLP

203 Greene St SE , Huntsville , Alabama 35801

Practice Areas: Litigation

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“Mr. Defatta is prompt, professional, and exceptionally ethical. The Alabama legal community is fortunate to count such an upstanding professional among their ranks.”

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Peter Tepley

Firm: Rumberger Kirk & Caldwell

2001 Park Pl Ste 1300 , Birmingham , Alabama 35203

Practice Areas: Securities & Investment Fraud

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Philip H. Butler

Firm: Bradley Arant Rose and White LLP

Center for Commerce 401 Adams Avenue A , Montgomery , Alabama 36104

Practice Areas: Civil ,Consumer Fraud,Drugs & Medical Devices,General Practice,Insurance

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Philip Gidiere

Firm: Balch & Bingham LLP

1901 6th Ave N Ste 1500 , Birmingham , Alabama 35203

Practice Areas: Natural Resources, Administrative Law, Administrative Law, Administrative Law, Administrative Law, Administrative Law, Administrative Law, Administrative Law, Administrative Law, Administrative Law

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Philip Deusner

Firm: Bradley, Arant, Boult and Cummings, LLP

One Federal Place 1819 5th Avenue North , Birmingham , Alabama 35203

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Philip D. Segrest Jr.

Firm: Segrest, Segrest & Weldon

780791 1608A Gilmer Avenue 36 , Tallassee , Alabama 36078

Practice Areas: Intellectual Property

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Philip Clayton

480 Old Highway 165 , Eufaula , Alabama 36027

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Philip Carroll

Firm: Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP

1819 5th Ave N , Birmingham , Alabama 35203

Practice Areas: Appellate , Civil , Appeals, Appeals, Appeals

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Phil D. Mitchell

Firm: Harris, Caddell & Shanks, P.C.

214 Johnston Street , Decatur , Alabama 35601

Practice Areas: Civil Litigation, Commercial Law, Construction Law, Landlord and Tenant Law, Corporate Law and Business Planning, Adoptions, Real Estate, Wills and Probate, Personal Injury, Workers Compensation, Business Law, Criminal Law, Administrative Law Social Security Disability & SSI, Appellate Practice

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Peyton Zarzour

801 Richard Arrington Jr Blvd N # 10 , Birmingham , Alabama 35203

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Peyton Thetford

Firm: Wade S. Anderson & Associates-State Farm Mutual

3559 Hampshire Dr , Mountain Brk , Alabama 35223

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Peyton Clark

2001 Park Pl Ste 1100 , Birmingham , Alabama 35203

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Peyton Bibb

1427 Timberlane Dr , Birmingham , Alabama 35213

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

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Peter Wright

Firm: Dentons Sirote, PC

Po Box 55727 , Birmingham , Alabama 35255

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

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Philip L. Green

Firm: Philip L. Green

224 S Main St , Boaz , Alabama 35957

Practice Areas: Family

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