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Alabama Judge Denies Police Officer Immunity in Fatal Shooting

April 3, 2025

A significant legal ruling in Montgomery, AL could have far-reaching implications for personal injury cases involving law enforcement in Alabama.  On Monday, Morgan County Circuit Judge Charles Elliott denied immunity to police officer Mac Marquette, who is charged with murder in the September 29, 2023, fatal shooting of Steve Perkins. The case centers around a…

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Proposed Bill Could Require Conflict Resolution Classes for Alabama Couples Before Marriage

April 3, 2025

A new bill pre-filed by Alabama State Senator Rodger Smitherman of Birmingham could add an additional requirement for couples planning to tie the knot in Alabama. The proposed legislation would mandate that couples attend a conflict resolution class before obtaining a marriage license, with the stated goal of reducing domestic violence across the state. Currently,…

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Walker County, AL Deputy Pleads Guilty in Jail Death Case

April 3, 2025

An Alabama sheriff’s deputy’s guilty plea reveals disturbing details about institutional abuse in Walker County and highlights critical legal considerations for victims of law enforcement misconduct. Case Development Court documents revealed that Walker County Sheriff’s Deputy Carl Lofton Carpenter, 55, has agreed to plead guilty to two counts of deprivation of rights in connection with…

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Alabama Supreme Court Upholds COVID-19 Immunity for Hospital in Wrongful Death Case

April 3, 2025

A recent Alabama Supreme Court ruling reinforces legal protections for healthcare providers during the pandemic, highlighting the challenges families face when seeking accountability for COVID-era medical care. Case Background In a decision with far-reaching implications for Alabama families affected by COVID-19, the Supreme Court of Alabama has ruled in favor of a hospital’s immunity from…

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Alabama Supreme Court Reverses New Trial Order in Medical Malpractice Case

April 3, 2025

A recent Alabama Supreme Court ruling highlights the critical importance of understanding patient responsibilities in medical care and the legal concept of contributory negligence in Alabama personal injury cases. Case Background In a significant medical malpractice ruling, the Supreme Court of Alabama has reversed a lower court’s decision that had granted a new trial in…

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Key Alabama Property Law Changes: What Every Property Owner Should Know

April 3, 2025

Recent court decisions have dramatically altered the landscape of property law in Alabama, affecting everything from joint property ownership to tax sale redemptions.  These changes could significantly impact your rights as a property owner, your estate planning strategy, and even how you navigate real estate transactions. Home Equity Protection: A Constitutional Victory In a landmark…

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Heroic Grandfather’s Final Act: Alabama Drowning Incident Highlights Water Safety Concerns

April 3, 2025

A vacation to Alabama’s Gulf Coast turned tragic on October 9, 2024, when 75-year-old Charles “Chuck” Graves suffered a fatal heart attack moments after rescuing his 5-year-old grandson from dangerous currents off Dauphin Island.  This heartbreaking incident highlights both the heroism of a devoted grandfather and important safety considerations for Alabama beachgoers. The Incident According…

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Alabama’s New Adoption Law: How HB 101 Will Save Prospective Parents Time and Money

March 28, 2025

In a significant development for Alabama families looking to adopt, House Bill 101 (HB 101) has been unanimously approved by the state legislature and signed into law by Governor Kay Ivey.  This landmark legislation represents the first major update to Alabama’s adoption laws in nearly three decades and aims to simplify and modernize a process…

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False Arrest in Tuscaloosa: Understanding Your Rights When Law Enforcement Makes a Mistake

March 28, 2025

In a case that raises serious questions about police procedures and civil rights in Alabama, a Tuscaloosa resident has come forward with a disturbing account of being wrongfully arrested at his home while his young child watched. Ty Bright, a social work graduate from the University of Alabama who works for the court magistrate’s office…

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Decatur Officer’s Murder Trial Raises Questions About Property Rights and Self-Defense in Alabama

March 28, 2025

In a case that has captured statewide attention and sparked community protests, Morgan County Circuit Court Judge Charles Elliott is currently weighing a decision that could have far-reaching implications for property rights and self-defense laws across Alabama. The murder trial of Decatur police officer Mac Marquette, 25, charged in the fatal shooting of Steve Perkins…

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