Is the road to the future being paved in the Alabama House of Representatives...
We sit down with Katie Britt, president of the Business Council of Alabama, to discuss the possible gas tax increase.
Go Behind the Billboards with Alexander Shunnarah
The king of Alabama mass-marketing plaintiff attorneys tells us his back story.
Alabama’s Surprise Senator Talks Business
A year into his first term, Alabama’s unexpected Democrat — Sen. Doug Jones — weighs trade interests and calls for a ceasefire in the endless stream of attack politics. And, when it comes to working for Alabama, he says, he and Sen. Richard Shelby are “pretty much in sync.”
Roads and Politics
A permanent solution for dried up road funding includes a gasoline tax increase. But the spark of public support is essential.
Weathering the Storm: Insurance Coverage For Risks Posed By Natural Disasters
Alabama businesses should take proactive measures to ensure their insurance policies meet their particular risks and expectations.
Investor Protection Requirements for Seniors and Vulnerable Adults
Alabama was one of the first states to enact legislation requiring certain financial institutions to report suspected financial exploitation of senior and other vulnerable investors.
The Opioid Crisis Goes to Court
Cities and counties across Alabama turn to the courts to find help in dealing with an addiction that’s especially rampant here.
Wanna Bet? Don’t Do It in Alabama
For decades, an unconfirmed statistic has floated around that Alabama has more illegal sports betting per capita than any other state in the nation.
Complying with GDPR: Where Are Your Blind Spots?
Explore the common misunderstandings that may help you as you assess whether your company has any obligations under GDPR.
How Can Alabama Businesses Prepare for the New Data Breach Notification Law?
On June 1, Alabama’s new data breach notification law goes into effect. What can Alabama businesses do to prepare and protect themselves?