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Burns, Cunningham & Mackey, P.C., Attorneys at Law
50 St. Emanuel St.
Mobile, AL 36602
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Burns, Cunningham & Mackey, P.C.
P.O. Box 1583
Mobile, AL 36633
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Toll Free: 800-574-4332
In the US: 251-432-0612
Fax: 251-432-0625
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Evergreen Retainers – What Clients Need to Know
/by Dottie PerryFee agreements outlining the scope of legal representation and compensation for the law firm, inter alia, are inked at the outset of every attorney-client relationship. That contract governs the relationship from start to finish. If the contract provides for a contingent fee, then the law firm is paid a portion of the award or settlement procured for […]
The Justice System Exposes Corporate Safety Shenanigans Again
/by Billy CunninghamWhat we would know about the defective General Motors’ (GM) defective ignition switch that has resulted in the injuries and deaths of innocent people without the civil Justice system? NOTHING! When a corporation like GM makes a dangerous product that results in people being killed or injured, should the defects or deaths and injuries be […]
Railroad Crossings Without Flashing Lights Are Dangerous
/by Pete MackeyFlashing lights and gates are the best warnings to keep vehicles off railroad tracks. Who decides what to put at these crossings? The train companies have interest in keeping vehicles off their tracks when trains are coming. in a railroad crossing accident. But, instead of using the best warnings, they turn to federal law to […]
New Technology Company Locating Downtown
/by Pete MackeyExciting News for Downtown Mobile! Rural Sourcing Inc., a leader in domestic outsourcing, have chosen Mobile, AL as their next home! They specialize in software development and support and maintenance for critical business applications. There goal is to keep as many young IT professionals in Mobile as possible and to turn downtown into a young […]
Mobile Alabama is moving forward
/by Pete BurnsLast Thursday the Planning Commission voted to recommend the downtown form based code to the city council. That was great news for those of us who simply must have a plan. Hopefully the final ordinance will arrive at the city clerk’s office by the morning of January 23, the “Call for Public Hearing” can be […]