Pharmacy operations in Alabama face multiple regulatory layers that create both operational boundaries and potential legal exposures. The Alabama Board of Pharmacy oversees state-level compliance requirements, while federal agencies impose additional standards that pharmacy owners must navigate carefully. Understanding the specific limits and liabilities to a pharmacy in Alabama becomes essential for maintaining successful practice…
When family members find themselves questioning the validity of a loved one’s final wishes, the stakes extend far beyond monetary inheritance—trust, family relationships, and the decedent’s true intentions all hang in the balance. Will disputes can turn what should be a time of family healing into courtroom battles that stretch for years and consume significant…
A Cautionary Tale of AI Misuse in Legal Practice In a case that underscores the growing challenges artificial intelligence poses to legal practice, U.S. District Judge Anna Manasco is considering sanctions against Butler Snow, a major law firm defending Alabama’s prison system, after attorney Matthew Reeves used ChatGPT to generate false legal citations in court…
The Challenge of Finding Impartial Jurors On Tuesday, June 17, 2025, Jefferson County District Judge Shanta Owens set an April 2026 trial date for 22-year-old Damien McDaniel, who faces murder charges related to 18 deaths in Birmingham, Alabama. The case, which includes charges for eight people killed in two separate mass shootings in July and…
A Devastating Family Tragedy On June 15, 2025, at approximately 5:50 p.m., a devastating boat collision on Bayou Sara near Saraland in Mobile County claimed the life of 27-year-old Brittney Sherman of Wilmer, Alabama. The tragedy has left behind a grieving husband and four young children, while raising important legal questions about maritime liability and…
The Incident at Walk-On’s Sports Bistreaux A devastating workplace shooting occurred on June 14, 2025, at approximately 1:47 p.m. at the Walk-On’s Sports Bistreaux located on Tattersall Park Drive in Hoover, Alabama. The incident involved two employees and resulted in the tragic death of an unborn child, while the expectant mother survived her injuries. The…
When a pedestrian struck by a distracted driver was denied compensation because they were jaywalking, the harsh reality of contributory negligence became clear. Alabama remains one of only four states where even 1% fault can completely bar injury victims from recovery, while most states have adopted more balanced comparative negligence systems that allow partial compensation…
Kronospan has officially agreed to the fines. For more information about the case, see the consent decree that Kronospan signed accepting the fines below. As of this writing, Kronospan has not issued a public statement regarding the violations or the proposed penalty. If you live near Eastaboga, you might want to know about a recent…
When workplace accidents involve multiple employers or third parties, injured workers often wonder about their legal options. A recent case involving a staffing agency employee injured by equipment operated by a client company’s employee highlights the complex interplay between workers’ compensation and personal injury claims in Alabama. Understanding these distinctions can mean the difference between…
Nearly 70% of Americans die without a valid will, leaving Alabama courts to decide who inherits their assets, who raises their children, and how their final wishes are honored. In Alabama, dying without a will means state intestacy laws—not your personal choices—determine everything from your home’s ownership to your children’s guardianship. Understanding Alabama Will Requirements…