Alabama Law TV

Alabama Law TV is a video driven website that features quality video content produced by some of the best attorneys in the state discussing legal issues of interest to consumers and businesses.

Topics are often reflective of commonly asked legal questions and provide helpful insights and answers. The legal website also includes an attorney directory, legal glossary and both local and national blog feeds. Some of the key topic areas and attorney types are personal injury attorneys, criminal defense attorneys, divorce and family law attorneys, bankruptcy law attorneys, disability law attorneys, business attorneys, real estate attorneys, estate planning attorneys and workers’ compensation attorneys.

Alabama Law News Headlines

Contamination at K2 – Part 2
November 9, 2020 Gardberg & Kemmerly Blog
In 2015, the Army published an in-depth look at illnesses reported at Karshi-Khanabad, known by soldiers as K2, an old Soviet base leased to the...
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Cost-of-Living Adjustment for 2021
November 6, 2020 Gardberg & Kemmerly Blog
In October 2020, Social Security Administration announced a 1.3% benefit increase for 2021. This cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) will be effective...
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Contamination at K2
November 5, 2020 Gardberg & Kemmerly Blog

VA Using Technology to Speed Mail Processing Times
November 2, 2020 Gardberg & Kemmerly Blog
The Veterans Benefits Administration (“VBA”) has long been known for inefficiency and delay in their processing of claims, appeals, and...
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WHAT ARE MY CHANCES? AN UPDATE FROM SOCIAL SECURITY
October 30, 2020 Gardberg & Kemmerly Blog
Back in 2017, I wrote a blog regarding the percentages for Claimant's with and without a representative. That was based on data provided by the...
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Automobile and Auto Adaptive Equipment Through the VA
October 26, 2020 Gardberg & Kemmerly Blog
Some Veterans may be eligible for a one-time grant of up to $21,488.29 from the VA to purchase an adapted automobile. This grant is paid directly to...
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Making Strides Against Breast Cancer and the Pirates of the CURE-ibbean
October 25, 2020 Gardberg & Kemmerly Blog
Veterans Disability Attorney Jennifer Byrd is the 2020 American Cancer Society Making Strides of South Alabama Chairperson. This is a huge role in...
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New Streamlined Waiver Process for Certain Overpayment Debts
October 23, 2020 Gardberg & Kemmerly Blog
Social Security has announced a new "streamlined" overpayment debt waiver process for overpayment debts that Social Security was not able to timely...
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Personal Information of Roughly 46,000 Veterans Exposed in Hack on VA
October 21, 2020 Gardberg & Kemmerly Blog
Earlier in September 2020, the VA was the target of a hack that compromised the personal information of roughly 46,000 Veterans within the VA system....
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I am in manufacturing. Can I get Social Security disability benefits?
October 7, 2020 Gardberg & Kemmerly Blog
There are an estimated 12.84 million jobs in the manufacturing marketplace in the United States as of March 2020. Workers in this industry play an...
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ANOTHER STEP FORWARD FOR BURN PIT EXPOSURE RECOGNITION
September 28, 2020 Gardberg & Kemmerly Blog
Burn Pit exposure recognition has been taken up in the House and the Senate. The House has questioned VA officials regarding whether or not the VA...
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VA Housing Benefits
September 25, 2020 Gardberg & Kemmerly Blog
There are two major programs for disabled Veterans to receive assistance with modifying or obtaining a home to accommodate their service-connected...
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National Law Headlines

Justices Skeptical Over Ex-Law Student's Constitutional Claim for 1.98 GPA Dismissal
December 1, 2020 Law.com
"I don't understand your constitutional claim," said Justice Eva Guzman to a lawyer arguing for an ex-law student suing over his dismissal for a 1.98...
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Paul Hastings Changes Course, Issuing Associate Bonuses Early; Weil, Davis Polk Jump Into Bonus Season
December 1, 2020 Law.com
After initially delaying payouts of the additional bonus, Paul Hastings decided it didn't want its associates to wait for the normal year-end bonus...
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Analysis of the Am Law 200 Financials, RFPs and Giving Thanks
December 1, 2020 Law.com
Welcome back to the latest edition of your Law.com Pro Executive Briefing. If there are business of law topics or data you are interested in learning...
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After Sliding at Pandemic's Start, Law Firm Subsidiaries Are Soaring
December 1, 2020 Law.com
Captives focused on e-discovery, alternative staffing and automated legal expertise all witnessed clients back off amid the widespread economic...
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How to Stop Worrying About Zoom Trials and Learn to Love Litigating Online
December 1, 2020 Law.com
"It benefits a lawyer to be more conversational than the stemwinder, old-style fire and brimstone type of oratory because you're literally in the...
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Contingency Fees on the Rise in Corporate Litigation | Law Student Argues His Dismissal Was Unconstitutional | Wells Fargo Accused of Improperly Collecting Premiums: The Morning Minute
December 1, 2020 Law.com
The news and analysis you need to start your day.
October Online Bar Exam Pass Rates Are Rolling In and Trending Up, Mostly
December 1, 2020 Law.com
Pass rates are up in two of the first three states to report results from the National Conference of Bar Examiners' October online...
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At US Supreme Court, California Defends COVID-19 Capacity Restrictions
December 1, 2020 Law.com
Also on Monday, seven families and two community groups sued the state in Alameda County Superior Court, alleging the state's pandemic-related...
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Proceed With Caution: Regional Firms Learned Lessons in Nimbleness This Year
November 30, 2020 Law.com
Economic conditions and underperforming lawyers are among the greatest risks to profitability, firm business leaders said in a recent Thomson Reuters...
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Will Law Firm Partnerships Take Advantage of New Tax Measures?
November 30, 2020 Law.com
A new tax work-around has the potential to benefit law firm partners who pay high state and local taxes, but the complexities may prevent some firms...
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Justices Skeptical Over Ex-Law Student's Constitutional Claim for 1.98 GPA Dismissal

“I don’t understand your constitutional claim,” said Justice Eva Guzman to a lawyer arguing for an ex-law student suing over his dismissal for a 1.98 GPA. “Why didn’t he just go back, when he could have?” Click Here To Read The Full Article