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On May 18, Stephen Christie successfully argued a summary judgment motion before Jefferson County Circuit Judge Privett.  Stephen argued that the store keeper did not have adequate notice of the spill, because the plaintiff slipped in the spill while the spill was ongoing.  Judge Privett w...

Lee Stewart was recently published in the December issue of In Transit.  The piece is titled "Overview of Defending Trucking Cases" in which Lee shares some insight into his vast experience of defending trucking cases.  In Transit is the monthly newsletter of the Trucking Committee of the ...

We are pleased to announce that Kyle Kinney has joined the firm as a named partner.  Kyle has practiced law for nearly twenty years in Birmingham, primarily focused in worker's compensation defense.  With the addition of Kyle as a partner, the firm name has changed to Miller, Christie &...

On June 3, 2011 the AL Supreme Court released its opinion in the case Ex parte Capstone Building Corporation (In re: Walker v. Capstone Building Corporation), 20 ALW 23-1 (1090966), in which it ruled that the Statute of Limitations for a claim of wantonness is two years, rather than six.  ...

Further expanding an employee's ability to recover compensation benefits outside of those provided for due to the loss of a scheduled member, on March 18, 2011 in Ex parte Thomas Hayes, 2011 Ala. Lexis 35, our Supreme Court reversed our Court of Civil Apeals and re-instated a finding by the trial co...