Alabama Lawyers Yara Garcia to Zachary Burns

Explore Alabama attorneys like Yara Garcia, Yashiba Blanchard, Yawanna McDonald, Yearout J Gusty, Yetta G. Samford Jr., Yolanda Harris, Yolanda Lawson, and Zachary Burns. in cities like Birmingham, Birmingham, Opelika, Birmingham and Gadsden. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 35209, 35203, 35901.

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Yvonne Maddalena

Firm: Jackson Lewis, LLP

800 Shades Creek Pkwy , Birmingham , Alabama 35209

Practice Areas: Arbitration, Banking & Finance, Business & Commercial, Civil , Insurance , Intellectual Property , Internet , Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor

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“Worked on the other side of Yvonne at least once. She's among the best in her field, and I highly recommend her.”

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Zachary Alsobrook

Firm: Alsobrook Law Group, Attorneys at Law

114 N 9th St , Opelika , Alabama 36801

Practice Areas: Business

Zachary D. Alsobrook is a partner in the Opelika law firm of Alsobrook Law Group where he concentrates his practice in the areas of criminal defense and DUI; divorce, child custody and other family law matters; personal injury; and the representation of individuals and other forms of dispute resolution.. Zach is a Lee County native who is proud to serve the people of the Opelika/Auburn area. A graduate of Opelika High School, Zach went on to earn his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from Auburn University before attending the Cumberland School of Law in Birmingham. While in law school, Zach served as President of the Federalist Society and worked as a law clerk in several Birmingham law firms. Zach believes the legal experience he gained in Birmingham, combined with his local roots, allow him to offer outstanding representation to the communities of Lee, Chambers, Russell, Macon, Tallapoosa, and surronding counties.. Zach is admitted to practice before all Alabama state courts as well as the United States federal courts for the Northern and Middle Districts of Alabama. He is a member of the Alabama State Bar, the Lee County Bar Association, the Birmingham Bar Association, the Shelby County Bar Association and the Federalist Society, a national legal organization committed to the governing principles established by our Constitution.

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“uided me, responded in a timely manner, and overall helped me keep my sanity during this entire proc”

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Yetta G. Samford Jr.

Firm: Samford & Denson, LLP

PO Box 2345 709 Avenue A 34 , Opelika , Alabama 36803

Practice Areas: Banking & Finance

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“I hope I never get divorced again.... but if i do I know who I would re-hire! I hired Ms. Chambliss to represent me in a divorce and I am forever grateful...”

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Zach Guyse

Firm: Wolfe, Jones, Wolfe, Hancock, Daniel & South, L.L.C.

905 Bob Wallace Ave , Huntsville , Alabama 35801

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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Yashiba Blanchard

Firm: The Office of Yashiba Glenn- Blanchard, LLC.

2100 1st Avenue North Ste 470 , Birmingham , Alabama 35203

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt

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“Attorney Blanchard is a great lawyer for representation for bankruptcy. Any information I needed to have to make this process as swiftly as possible w...Porsha Gaines Handle my div…”

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Yara Garcia

Firm: Solid Legal, PC

242 W Valley Ave Ste 103 , Birmingham , Alabama 35209

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“I recently hired Yara Garcia & Abogadas to draft and oversee a legal contract for an automotive equipment sale, and I couldn’t be more satisfied with the experience. From the initi…”

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Zachary Atwood

Firm: Stewart Title Guaranty Company

1 Metroplex Dr Ste 250 , Birmingham , Alabama 35209

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Zachariah Joshua Lee Stutts

111 W Washington Dr , Muscle Shoals , Alabama 35661

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Zachariah Chiepalich

1860 Government St , Mobile , Alabama 36606

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— Barbara Darby

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Yvonne Saxon

Po Box 572 , Wetumpka , Alabama 36092

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Yvonne Norris Maddalena

Firm: Jackson Lewis P.C.

First Commercial Bank Building , Birmingham , Alabama 35209

Practice Areas: General Employment Litigation, Non-Competes and Protection Against Unfair Competition

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Yvonne Davis

Firm: Yvonne Green Davis, PC

2100 1st Ave N , Birmingham , Alabama 35203

Practice Areas: Land Use & Zoning

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Yusuf Olufemi

1600 5th Ave N , Bessemer , Alabama 35020

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt

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Yusuf Abdus-Salaam

812 Abbott Ave , Selma , Alabama 36701

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Yue Li

Firm: Law Office of Yue Li

2230 3rd Ave N , Birmingham , Alabama 35203

Practice Areas: Immigration

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“Excellent Immigration Attorney. Highly recommend.”

— William Brothers

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Yolanda Lawson

710 20th St N Ste 600 , Birmingham , Alabama 35203

Practice Areas: Tax

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Yolanda Harris

1908 Manchester Ave SW , Decatur , Alabama 35603

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Yearout J Gusty

, Birmingham , Alabama 35209

Practice Areas: general practice attorney

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Yawanna McDonald

Firm: Campbell Guin Williams Guy & Gidiere, LLC

505 20th St N Fl 16 , Birmingham , Alabama 35203

Practice Areas: Litigation, Probate

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Zachary Burns

Firm: Burns Garner Law Firm

821 Chestnut St , Gadsden , Alabama 35901

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