Two Alabama Companies Land DOD Contracts
Iron Mountain Solutions Inc., a Huntsville technology company, has been awarded a $15.5 million modification to a contract for technical support for the Utility...
150 Years of Business Law
Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP has evolved into a regional firm centered around the businesses that are its neighbors.
Big Recent Military Contracts by Ala. Contractors and Agencies
SRC Inc., of North Syracuse, New York, was awarded a $425 million contract for development, production, deployment and support of the Expeditionary-Low, Slow, Small...
PFAS Chemicals From Firefighter Foam Could Be More Dangerous Than Previously Thought
In the last years, Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFAS) emerged as litigation in the toxic tort world. Most in Alabama are familiar with the Dupont litigation,...
Unemployment Pay Near $2 Billion; State Still Overwhelmed
Since the Covid-19 pandemic struck in mid-March, Alabama has paid nearly $2 billion in unemployment benefits to more than 308,000 people, and state officials...
Big Workforce Goals Remain, Mindful of Crisis Setbacks
The future of work has accelerated 10 years in three months.
That’s one main conclusion in an editorial by Alabama Workforce Council Chairman Tim McCartney,...
Lovely Fairhope Charged with Environmental Nastiness
The City of Fairhope, one of the most upscale cities in Alabama, stands accused by the state of five years of flagrant and repeated...
Post-Covid, Foreign Investment Rules Tighten
Owners and investors need to know —
expansion of regulations
gaps closed in national security reviews
new inclusion of medical supplies and food
non-controlling...
Winners, Losers from This Year’s Legislative Session
As we began 2020, lawmakers had high hopes for the regular session. The economy was booming, state revenue was up and there was even...
Breaking Down Alabama’s New ‘Safer at Home’ Order
At a press conference April 28, Gov. Kay Ivey announced a partial relaxation of restrictions she imposed, on March 27, in an earlier Stay...