Thomas Mccutcheon

Every week it seems someone walks into our office and says, “I wished I had called you.”

Churches branch off and form new congregations with some regularity. Given the sheer number of different religions and denominations it is not surprising that people will disagree. Courts will not

Last week I settled a case that had taken place in a county well south of here. The plaintiff (my client) had been rearended hard enough to explode the airbags

When I was in law school I worked for a law firm in Birmingham. One of the attorneys there, Bill Gladden, was a really good trial lawyer with a big

Every lawyer gets this issue. Grandparents co-sign for grandchildren or other relatives who don’t pay. What can they do when the loan is not paid? Not much. Pay it off.

We study crash reports every day. Car wrecks kill far too many people across every age group. One person every 12 minutes, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration,

The Alabama Workers Compensation Act (found at Alabama Code §25-5-1) makes for a lot of unhappy campers. I had a gentleman come in last week who just could not come

It took a long time in this country for the Bill of Rights contained in our Federal Constitution to be applied no matter what state you were in. It took

The American trucking industry, which moves nearly three-quarters of the nation’s goods, is a dangerous system that threatens every driver on the road.

I spent the day on Wednesday in district court. I normally don’t go to district court unless I’m doing a favor for a friend or trying to help someone out.