New laws affecting education passed by Alabama Legislature.

Published June 01, 2012

During the 2012 session, the Alabama Legislature passed several new laws affecting schools and school boards.

Insurance company does not have to reveal everything plaintiff requests.

Published April 16, 2012

On September 9, 2010, the plaintiff sued his employer and the employer’s workers’ compensation insurance carrier for not providing him with all the benefits to which he was entitled under the Alabama Workers’ Compensation Act.

Grand jury witnesses are entitled to immunity.

Published April 02, 2012

The plaintiff sent anonymous faxes to several recipients, including the management of a hospital in Albany, Georgia, criticizing the hospital’s management and activities. The local district attorney’s office and its chief investigator launched a criminal investigation of the plaintiff in this case.

David Canupp recieves Amicus Service Award

Published April 01, 2012

One of only 10 recipients for 2011-12.

Corey Jenkins and Scott Faulkner discuss benefits of hiring veterans

Published March 20, 2012

There are tax benefits to hiring veterans.

Alabama agency has to pay damages to Iraqi war veteran under USERRA.

Published March 16, 2012

A veteran worked at the Tarwater Developmental Center in Montgomery from 1987 until his departure for military service in December 2003. The Tarwater facility was operated by the Alabama Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation (ADMH), an agency of the State of Alabama. The veteran was also a member of the Alabama National Guard (ANG).

Building Code can't be adopted by state fire marshal for general construction issues.

Published March 16, 2012

A building contractor sued a homeowner for failure to pay the last installment due under the terms of a residential construction contract. The homeowner responded by filing a counterclaim against the contractor, alleging latent defects in the construction of the residence, slander of title, and breach of contract.

Under workers' compensation, employer entitled to funds paid to employee by third parties.

Published March 09, 2012

In January 2002, the employee was injured in an automobile accident while working for a lumber company. The employee sued the lumber company (his employer) for workers’ compensation benefits, and the company paid everything due the employee under the Alabama Workers’ Compensation Act.

David Canupp presents at seminar on employment law

Published February 29, 2012

He speaks about compliance with immigration laws.

Firm lawyers named as 2012 Super Lawyers

Published January 14, 2012

To make the list, a peer must nominate the attorney.

Eleven firm lawyers named to Best Lawyers for 2012

Published January 02, 2012

Other kawyers confidentially comment and vote on those nominated for inclusion.

Firm's 2011 Super Lawyers named

Published January 01, 2012

Rising star also named.

Article about immigration and the law

Published September 01, 2011

Published in the fall 2011 edition of Alabama School Boards.

David Canupp submits amici curiae brief to U.S. Supreme Court

Published June 01, 2011

The case involves the use of motorized wheelchairs on the sidewalks of Arlington, Texas.

Deborah Garner inducted into athletic hall of fame

Published April 18, 2011

Ms. Garner played basketball for Buckhorn High School.

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