Christian & Small is pleased to announce that Associate Irving W. Jones Jr. has been selected to be a member of the Birmingham Bar Association’s 2018 class of the Future Leaders Forum. The BBA Future Leaders Forum aims to cultivate leaders from among a group of motivated attorneys who have been in practice for three … Read More
Christian & Small Partner LaBella S. Alvis was recognized by outgoing Alabama State Bar President Augusta S. Dowd as the 2018 recipient of the Commissioners’ Award during the June 2018 Alabama State Bar Meeting in Sandestin Beach, Fla. In particular, Alvis was recognized for her work on the Member Relations Task Force, which she co-chaired … Read More
Graffiti as Urban Blight or Protected Street Art? Developers Face Additional Hurdle in Exercising Property Rights by Jack J. Kubiszyn Jr., Partner Various cities, including Birmingham, are providing a “crane watch” list as commercial developments are taking place at a record pace. Some of the areas benefiting the most are those that, not long ago, … Read More
Mandatory Vaccine Requirements May Not Be Mandatory (as a Condition of Employment) After All by David B. Walston, Partner Many health care providers require clinical staff to receive vaccines as a condition of employment. If you do so, you need to be aware of a recent case out of Pennsylvania held that a hospital that … Read More
Christian & Small Partner L. Griffin “Griff” Tyndall will present a CLE on indemnity and other risk transfer clauses during the upcoming “Troubleshooting Construction Project Legal Issues” seminar presented by the National Business Institute (NBI) that will be held in Birmingham, Ala. on Tuesday, July 10, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at The Harbert Center. This basic-to-intermediate level seminar provides practical … Read More
U.S. Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Baker in Same-Sex Marriage Wedding Cake Dispute by David B. Walston, Partner The U.S. Supreme Court today ruled in favor of a wedding cake baker in a closely watched case where a same-sex couple alleged that the baker had discriminated against them when he refused to prepare a … Read More
