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The Birmingham Bar Association's Spring 2010 Bulletin includes an
article written by Carr Allison shareholder, Kathy R. Davis. The
article discusses the differences in "green" contracts and non-green
contracts and the legal issues involved. There is also a discussion of
the unique "green" damages that may result from failure of the design or
construction to meet the intended green goals or to attain a particular
"green" certification.
Ms. Davis serves as Chair of the firm's Construction Law Group, focusing
her practice on handling construction law cases, general litigation
cases, and insurance coverage matters. She is the former Chairperson
for USLAW Network's Construction Litigation Group. Ms. Davis serves as
Chair of the DRI subcommittee on Construction Defect Litigation. She is
a frequent author and lecturer on topics involving construction law and
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The Alabama State Bar publication, The Addendum, recently featured an article written by Carr Allison shareholder, Ben Pugh. The article, titled "Who Turned Down the Volume? Chronicles of a Bionic Man," documents Mr. Pugh's recent cochlear implant surgery to restore his hearing loss caused by Autoimmune Inner Ear Disease. Please find his article in full linked below.
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May 19
2009Tommy Thornton co-authored an article in the May addition of For the Defense titled "Resolution of a Case with a Medicare Claimant?" Mr. Thornton is a shareholder is the Birmingham, Alabama office, where his practice is concentrated in the areas of general liability, food-borne illnesses, liquor liability and workers' compensation.
A copy of the article can be found here: "Resolution of a Case with a Medicare Claimant?" -
Carr Allison attorney, Justin Lamb, recently co-wrote an article titled, "Defending the Stimulus Project": Application of The Spearin Doctrine To Stimulus Package Funded Construction Projects, published in DRI's online newsletter, The Critical Path. Mr. Lamb specializes in construction litigation and works in Carr Allison's Birmingham, Alabama office.
Please visit http://www.imakenews.com/constructlaw/e_article001394676.cfm?x=bfmNyTf,b1mPdmD0 to view the full article.