Alabama Lawyers Roderick Daniel to Rodney Lewis

Explore Alabama attorneys like Roderick Daniel, Roderick Evans, Roderick Graham, Roderick King, Roderick Nelson, Roderick Perdue, Roderick Stout, and Rodney Lewis. in cities like Birmingham, Birmingham, Birmingham, Theodore and Huntsville. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 35205, 35253, 35804.

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Roderick Daniel

3003 13th Avenue South , Birmingham , Alabama 35205

Practice Areas: Civil Rights

Dr. Roderick Van Daniel, Esquire was born and raised in Aberdeen, Mississippi. He holds an Associate Degree in Sociology from Itawamba Community College, Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing from Jackson State Univeristy, Master's Degree in Sports Administration from Mississippi State University, Doctorate of Philosophy in Education focusing on Title IX issues/gender equality for women from Mississippi State University and a Juris Doctorate from Birmingham School of Law. In 2020, Roderick began his legal career in Birmingham. Dr. Van Daniel is Licensed to practice law in Alabama. From 2006 Roderick has been writing and advocating for Social Justice issues to help fight against discrimination from racial to gender equality. Prior to practicing law, Dr. Van Daniel has worked in the judicial system in different capacities as a clerk for the United States District Court of Northern Mississippi and as a Court Specialist for the State of Alabama. He currently is a member of the Birmingham Bar Association, Tuscaloosa County Bar Association, and Alabama Bar Association.. Dr. Roderick Van Daniel, Esquire was a participant and graduate of the Academy of Civic Engagement for the City of Birmingham. ACE (Academy of Civic Engagement) is a City of Birmingham initiative with the central goal of getting residents directly involved and engaged with their local municipal government. ACE is a city-wide leadership initiative aimed at bringing everyday citizens together for a deeper understanding of how the City is working for them and how they can plug into a variety of opportunities. ACE wants to prepare residents to go out into their communities to act, serve, and lead.. "If you need help, let us be your first step to advocate for your legal issues.". "Right is right, even if everyone is against it; and wrong is wrong; even if everyone is for it.". The Roderick Van Daniel Law Firm, LLC. "CALL US ALABAMA". (205) 317 - 9321. Birmingham, Alabama 35205. Dr. Roderick Van Daniel, Esquire

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Roderick Evans

Firm: Wallace Jordan Ratliff & Brandt, LLC

Po Box 530910 , Birmingham , Alabama 35253

Practice Areas: Government

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Rodney Edmondson

Firm: Mclaughlin & Edmondson, LLC

321 Blount Ave , Guntersville , Alabama 35976

Practice Areas: Car Accidents

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“Mr. Edmondson handled a serious car wreck for me and did an awesome job. From the very beginning he”

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Rodney Davis

Firm: Reginald D. McDaniel, Attorney at Law, LLC

810 5th Avenue North , Birmingham , Alabama 35203

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

Rodney Davis is an attorney in Birmingham, Alabama. His areas of practice include personal injury, 18-wheeler and car wrecks, social security disability, slip and falls, and civil rights. A native of Hillsboro, Alabama, Rodney discovered that he had a love for research, writing, and interacting with others on a daily basis as a child. When it came to choosing a career, Rodney sought to find a way to combine these skills with the one thing he is most passionate about—helping others. Thus, he set out to pursue a dream of becoming an attorney, and he has not stopped helping people since.. Mr. Davis graduated from Thomas Goode Jones School of Law where he served as Communicator of the Christian Legal Society, Senior Editor of the Faulkner Law Review and member of various other organizations including the Faulkner Law Board of Advocates.. While a student, Davis became a Jones Public Interest Fellow in the Jones Public Interest Society and was awarded the Ellen Brooks Merit Award. Prior to attending law school, Mr. Davis graduated from the University of Alabama at Birmingham where he received a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies, and was a Senior Staff Sports Writer for the Kaleidoscope Newspaper. Outside of work he enjoys fishing, golfing and music.. Mr. Davis is admitted to practice in all Alabama state courts, the Northern District Court of Alabama and the Middle District Court of Alabama.

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Rodney Dalton

PO Box 660 , Abbeville , Alabama 36310

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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“I have developed a reliable 5 year relationship with Rodney. He offers a friendly and helpful office”

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Rodney Cate

Firm: Hand Arendall LLC

RSA Tower , Mobile , Alabama 36601

Practice Areas: Civil , Medical Malpractice, Business, Business, Business

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Rodger Smitherman

Firm: Waldrep, Stewart & Kendrick, LLC

2323 2nd Avenue N. , Birmingham , Alabama 35203

Practice Areas: General Practice

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Rodney Lewis

Firm: Lanier Ford Shaver & Payne P.C.

2101 West Clinton Avenue , Huntsville , Alabama 35804

Practice Areas: Education

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Roderick Nelson

Firm: Spain & Gillon, LLC

The Zinszer Building , Birmingham , Alabama 35203

Practice Areas: Civil , Contracts, Insurance , Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury, Products Liability, Workers Compensation, Insurance, Insurance, Insurance, Insurance, Insurance, Insurance, Insurance, Insurance, Insurance, Insurance, Insurance, Insurance

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Roderick Van Daniel

1501 15th Ave S Apt 34 , Birmingham , Alabama 35205

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Roderick Walls

Firm: Office of The Public Defender-Jefferson County

950 22nd St N Ste 1000 , Birmingham , Alabama 35203

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“My Semi-Pro league baseball Coach..... My man.... Love him like a brother..... Very good Attorney.....”

— Ernest Morrow

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Rodger Keith Brannum

Po Box 119 , Sterrett , Alabama 35147

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Roderick Stout

Po Box 1022 , Theodore , Alabama 36590

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Rodney Barganier

Firm: Barganier Law Group, LLC

2730 Ensley 5 Points W Ave , Birmingham , Alabama 35218

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Roderick Perdue

2033 Holtville Rd , Wetumpka , Alabama 36092

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation

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“He is a great attorney. I am currently using him for my case. Answers any questions I have and gets right down to business. I would highly recommend him to anyone.”

— Chelsea McGinnis

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Roderick King

288 Will Keith Rd , Trussville , Alabama 35173

Practice Areas: Family

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Roderick Graham

Firm: Bennitt & Bufford, L.L.C.

5100 Terrace M , Birmingham , Alabama 35208

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Rodney Hines

2450 Valleydale Rd , Hoover , Alabama 35244

Practice Areas: Workers Compensation

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Rodney Hyatt

305 Intergraph Way , Madison , Alabama 35758

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Rodney L. Ward

Firm: Rodney L. Ward

827 Chestnut St 032 , Gadsden , Alabama 35901

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“horrible lawyer, took my money lied to me. He was court appointed to me, but had me give him several thousand off the books, and promised I'ld be out ...”

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