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WEDNESDAY, JULY 17Noon – 6:30 p.m.Annual Meeting Registration/Check-In

1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.Protecting Sensitive Personal Information WhileUsing AlaCourt/AlaFile: A Task Force Report

Speaker: Michael ErmertPresident Irby commissioned the Alacourt.com &Personal Identifying Information Task Force to as-sess the current AlaFile system and make recom-mendations for ways to better safeguard personalidentifying information of parties, witnesses andothers. Task Force Chair Michael Ermert will sharethe task force’s recommendations and report.

1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.Board of Bar Commissioners Meeting

2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.What Judges Wish You Knew

Panel discussion featuring: Judge John England, Jr.,Judge Jeff Kelley and Judge Carole MedleySponsored by the Bench & Bar Task Force and theAlabama State Bar

3:15 p.m. – 4:15 p.m.The Three R’s (Retreat, Rethink, Respond) of Effective Communication

Speaker: Dr. Kevin ElkoDr. Kevin Elko is an author, speaker and perform-ance consultant who has worked with NFL teams in-cluding the Pittsburgh Steelers, Dallas Cowboys,Philadelphia Eagles, Miami Dolphins and New Or-leans Saints. In college sports, Dr. Elko has workedwith seven BCS National Championship footballteams including the University of Miami, LSU, theUniversity of Alabama and Florida State University.

6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.Opening Night Reception and Family Dinner

Featuring music by Outside the Inside (OTI). OTIcovers “everything from the Beatles to Ozzy,” including pop to classic rock and everything in between. OTI prides themselves on being able todo more than the standard songs many coverbands offer. Sponsored in part by Cite Court Reporting and Litigation Support

Children’s Food and ActivitiesSponsored by Insurance Specialists, Inc., Alabama

Photos throughout this AGENDA AT A GLANCE courtesy of Louis Mapp

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THURSDAY, JULY 187:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m.Early Bird CLE: An Interview with Fred Gray, Sr.Sponsored by the Young Lawyers Section and theSenior Lawyers SectionFormer Alabama State Bar President and civil rightsattorney Fred Gray, Sr. will discuss his role in creat-ing social change in the litigation regarding deseg-regation, integration, voting rights and more.

“Friends of Bill W.” Meeting

7:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.Annual Meeting Registration/Check-In

7:30 a.m. – 8:30 a.m.Continental Breakfast and Coffee Bar

8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.Legal Expo

Meet representatives from suppliers who tailor theirproducts and services to the legal community. Besure to have your drawing card signed by the ex-hibitors so you can enter to win prizes, includingthe Grand Prize!NOTE: The Legal Expo is intended for registeredlawyer attendees and their office administrativestaff. We regret that children unaccompanied by aparent cannot be admitted to the Legal Expo.

8:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.OPENING PLENAry

Cyber Crime and Law Firms: Best Practices for Prevention and Recovery

Speakers: Gus Dimitrelos and Greg BordenkircherBased on their extensive knowledge and manyyears of experience, retired Secret Service AgentGus Dimitrelos and Alabama Securities Commis-sion Senior Litigation Counsel Greg Bordenkircher

will share best practices for attorneys to preventcyber breaches and steps they can take to limittheir potential exposure.Sponsored by the Solo & Small Firm Section

9:30 a.m. – 9:45 a.m.Break—Visit Legal Expo

9:45 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.BrEAKOUT SESSIONS

State of the Alabama Federal District Courts andFederal Practice Tips

Speakers: Judge Karon Bowdre, Judge Kristi DuBoseand Judge Emily MarksSponsored by the Federal Court Practice Section

Cyber Security Insurance PresentationDid you know that your general liability insurance pol-icy may not cover cyber liability or data breach liability?A data breach can damage more than just your com-puter system—it also can damage your reputation andput your clients and/or employees at risk. Come learnmore about the emerging field of cyber insurance.

What Litigators Want in a MediatorPanel discussion featuring: Christy Crow, BobMethvin, Walter McGowan and raymond Bell withJana Garner moderatingSponsored by the Alternative Dispute Resolution Sec-tion and the Alabama Center for Dispute Resolution

An Appealing Argument: Advice from an Appellate Judge

Speaker: Honorable Ed Carnes, Chief Judge of theEleventh Circuit Court of AppealsSponsored by the Appellate Practice Section

Active Shooter Training WorkshopSpeaker: Chance Corbett, Associate Director ofEmergency Management at Auburn UniversityBack by popular demand, Chance Corbett will pro-vide training on how to protect yourself and othersin emergency situations.

Online Privacy: Who’s Monitoring You and How?Speaker: Starr DrumStarr Drum will discuss online privacy, how devicesand apps are monitoring people and what’s legaland what’s not in terms of the ways people aremonitored.

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10:00 a.m. – NoonGlass Fragment and Resin Art Project

Kelly Denton (Paint Slingers) will lead participantsthrough creating a one-of-a-kind piece of artworkusing glass and resin.

10:45 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.Legal Expo Break

11:00 a.m. – NoonSECOND PLENAry

Slanted: How an Asian American TroublemakerTook on the Supreme Court

Speaker: Simon TamSimon Tam is an author, musician, activist and self-proclaimed troublemaker. Best known as the founderand bassist of The Slants, the world’s first and only all-Asian American dance rock, he approaches activismthrough the arts and encourages people to chal-lenge their perceptions of how we connect with oth-ers we normally don’t get along with. In 2017, he wona landmark case at the U.S. Supreme Court, unani-mously, helping to expand civil liberties for margin-alized groups. His work has been highlighted in morethan 3,000 media features across over 150 countries,including Rolling Stone, TIME, NPr, BBC and the NewYork Times.Sponsored by the Diversity Committee and theWomen’s Section

Noon – 12:30 p.m.Bloody Mary and Mimosa Reception in Honor ofFirst-Time Annual Meeting Attendees

12:30 p.m. – 1:45 p.m.Bench & Bar Luncheon

Speaker: Bryan Stevenson, Equal Justice Initiative Bryan Stevenson is a widely acclaimed public interestlawyer who has dedicated his career to helping thepoor, the incarcerated and the condemned. Mr.

Stevenson’s work fighting poverty and challengingracial discrimination in the criminal justice system haswon him numerous awards. He is the author of theaward-winning and New York Times bestseller, JustMercy. In 2015, he was named to TIME 100 recogniz-ing the world’s most influential people. He wasnamed in Fortune’s 2016 and 2017 World’s GreatestLeaders list. In 2018, he received the American BarAssociation Medal, the association’s highest honor.Sponsored in part by Baker Realtime WorldwideCourt Reporting & Video

1:45 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.Legal Expo Break

2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.BrEAKOUT SESSIONS

Leadership Forum at the Age of 14—A Discussion of the Past, Present and Future ofThe Alabama State Bar’s Leadership Forum

Speakers: Christy Crow, President-elect of the Ala-bama State Bar, and other Leadership Forum AlumniThe Alabama State Bar Leadership Forum did nothave a class this year, but instead, focused on the pro-gram’s alumni, with three alumni forums being heldthroughout the state. President-elect Christy Crowand other Leadership Forum Alumni will present a re-port on those forums and will analyze and discuss thepast, present and future of the Leadership Forum.Sponsored by the Leadership Forum Alumni Section

Still Alive After Death RowSpeakers: richard S. Jaffe and randal Padgettrichard Jaffe and his former client, randal Padgett,will discuss Mr. Padgett’s time on death row and hissubsequent exoneration through DNA evidence.


New Alabama Uniform Voidable Transactions ActAnd Bankruptcy Fraud Update

Speakers: Chris Glenos, Cathy Moore and JamieWilsonSponsored by the Bankruptcy & Commercial LawSection


Opioid Litigation UpdateSpeakers: Josh Hayes and Diandra “Fu” DebrosseWhile two congressional districts in Alabama rankamong the five highest in the United States for thenumber of opioid prescriptions, the impact of theopioid crisis can be felt across the state. Now, theState of Alabama and numerous cities, countiesand other entities have filed suit against pharma-ceutical manufacturers.

How to Survive the Discovery E-pocalypseSpeaker: Brad Bailey Brad Bailey is an eDiscovery Project Manager andcertified eDiscovery Specialist. Mr. Bailey will walkattendees through creating an information man-agement plan for preserving, processing, reviewingand producing eDiscovery. Sponsored by Cicayda

Social Media, Cyber Security and Ethical Obligations

Speakers: roman Shaul and Todd SextonAs cybercrime invades client communications, ourunderstanding of ethical obligations expands. Ala-bama State Bar General Counsel roman Shaul andIdentillect Technologies, Inc. President Todd Sextonwill discuss what attorneys need to know about elec-tronic communications to meet ethical obligations.Sponsored by Identillect Technologies, Inc.

2:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.Children’s Poolside Ice Cream SocialSponsored by Insurance Specialists, Inc., Alabama

3:15 p.m. – 4:15 p.m.Pro Bono Celebration Task Force Meeting

4:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.Celebrate Diversity/Inclusion Gathering with theLeadership Forum Alumni SectionSponsored by the Diversity Committee and theLeadership Forum Alumni Section

5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.The Alabama Lawyer Editorial Board Meeting

6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.Birmingham School of Law Alumni Reception

Samford University Cumberland School of LawAlumni Reception

University of Alabama School of Law Alumni Reception

6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.Children’s Party and Dinner

Children can enjoy a kids’ meal and a movie whiletheir parents attend law school receptions.Sponsored by Insurance Specialists, Inc., Alabama

7:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.Faulkner University Thomas Goode Jones Schoolof Law Dessert Reception for Alumni and Friends

FRIDAY, JULY 197:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m.“Friends of Bill W.” Meeting

7:30 a.m. – 8:30 a.m.Past Presidents’ Breakfast—Open only to AlabamaState Bar PresidentsUniversity of Alabama Order of the Coif Breakfast–Open only to Order of the Coif membersContinental Breakfast and Coffee Bar

7:30 a.m. – NoonAnnual Meeting Registration/Check-In


8:00 a.m. – NoonLegal Expo

Meet representatives from suppliers who tailor theirproducts and services to the legal community. Besure to have your drawing card signed by the ex-hibitors so you can enter to win prizes, includingthe Grand Prize!NOTE: The Legal Expo is intended for registeredlawyer attendees and their office administrativestaff. We regret that children unaccompanied by aparent cannot be admitted to the Legal Expo.

8:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.OPENING PLENAry

Speaker: United States Senator Doug JonesWhile serving as United States Attorney for theNorthern District of Alabama, Senator Jones suc-cessfully prosecuted two of the four men responsi-ble for the 1963 bombing of the 16th Street BaptistChurch—finally bringing full justice and closurenearly 40 years after the attack that killed fouryoung girls. Senator Jones will discuss this historicalprosecution in an interactive presentation.Sponsored by the Diversity Committee and the Alabama State Bar



State of Florida v. Clemente Aguirre-Jarquin:The Long, Winding Path to Freedom

Speakers: Lindsey Boney and Dylan BlackClemente Aguirre spent 14 years in prison—10 ofthem on death row—after being wrongfully incarcer-ated and convicted for the 2004 double-stabbingmurders of two women who lived next door to him.His initial trial counsel never investigated his claim

of innocence, never hired forensic experts andnever tested for DNA the 150+ items that policecollected from the crime scene, but once that evi-dence was collected (after his conviction), anotherperson’s DNA was at the crime scene (and none ofAguirre’s DNA was present) and that other personconfessed to the crimes. After a Florida trial courtdenied Aguirre’s motion for a new trial, the Newyork-based Innocence Project asked Bradley tohandle his appeal. The Florida Supreme Courtunanimously reversed, vacated his convictions anddeath sentence, and ordered a new trial. AtAguirre’s request, Bradley stayed on to representhim in his new trial before the state ultimatelydropped the charges in November 2018, afterthree weeks of jury selection and in-court deposi-tions related to the new evidence.

The Alabama Law Institute Legislative and Project Update

Panel discussion featuring: Jim Hill, chair of the Al-abama House of representatives Judiciary Com-mittee; Cam Ward, chair of the Alabama SenateJudiciary Committee; and moderator Clay Hornsby,Deputy Director of the Alabama Law InstituteSponsored by the Alabama Law Institute

Building Relationships and Reputations on Social Media

Speaker: Keith LeeMr. Lee will share from his own experience and ex-pertise as the founder and editor-in-chief of Asso-ciate’s Mind, one of the most popular legal blogsin the United States. Associate’s Mind has beenlinked to by the New York Times, Wall Street Jour-nal, Washington Post, ABA Journal and many othermedia outlets. Associate’s Mind was selected asone of the “Blawg 100” by the ABA Journal for 2011and 2016.

Lawyer Wellness and the Impact on DisciplineSpeakers: roman Shaul and robert ThornhillCompetition, long hours, high expectations andwin-lose scenarios can wear down even the mostcompetent and energetic lawyer. This can lead todepression, stress, career problems, relationship is-sues, financial problems or alcohol and substanceabuse. robert Thornhill, Director of the AlabamaState Bar Lawyer Assistance Program, and romanShaul, Alabama State Bar General Counsel, will dis-cuss the importance of lawyer wellness, ways tocope with the stresses of the practice of law andwhat can happen from a disciplinary perspectivewhen lawyers don’t take care of themselves.Sponsored by the Alabama Lawyer Assistance Program


10:00 a.m. – NoonDriftwood Art Project

Kelly Denton (Paint Slingers) will lead participantsthrough creating a one-of-a-kind piece of artworkusing driftwood.



Exploring the Impact of the 2018 Data BreachNotification Act

Speakers: Brandon robinson and Sarah GloverAlabama’s Data Breach Notification Act went intoeffect on June 1, 2018. Brandon robinson andSarah Glover will discuss what is required before abreach, what data is considered sensitive, what isrequired after a breach and more! Sponsored by the Business Law Section

Lawyering or Laboring? Seven Steps to ReduceInterruptions and Run a Highly Productive SmallLaw Firm

Speaker: Maddy MartinMaddy Martin is the head of growth and educationfor Smith.ai, a virtual receptionist service for livecalls and web chat. Ms. Martin travels the countryhelping small firm and solo practitioners learn toidentify distractions and understand communica-tions systems to help better manage the businessside of running a law firm or solo practice. Sponsored by Smith.ai

She’s a Homewrecker: The Story of an InternetSmear Campaign

Speakers: Monika Glennon and George Koblerrealtor Monika Glennon woke up one morning in2015 to find that her world had been turned upsidedown after an online post accused her of having asexual encounter with a client’s husband in a homeon the market. Ms. Glennon ultimately hired an attor-ney, George Kobler, to aid her in unmasking who

wrote the post in an effort to have it removed. Ms.Glennon and Mr. Kobler will tell the fascinating andterrifying story of the twists and turns of years of liti-gation and the shocking information they learnedalong the way.Sponsored by the Business Torts and Antitrust Law Section

Noon – 12:50 p.m.BrEAKOUT SESSIONS

Changes in Mental Health Evaluations for Criminal DefendantsSponsored by the Alabama Department of Mental Health

The Intersection of Criminal Law and College Sports

Speakers: Brandon Essig, Jay Ezelle and HenryGimenezBrandon Essig, Henry Gimenez and Jay Ezelle willdiscuss the recent scandals and allegations regard-ing cheating incidents and bribery in college ath-letics as well as other ways in which criminal lawintersects with college sports.

The Benefits of Mindfulness in the Practice of Law Speakers: Susan Han and Emily HornsbyFew occupations are as stressful as the practice of law.Susan Han and Emily Hornsby will discuss the benefitsof mindfulness, meditation and yoga as a vehicle forrestoring civility, decreasing stress and enhancing thefundamental fabric of the legal community.Sponsored by the Alabama Mindfulness in Law Society

12:30 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.Women in the Law ReceptionSponsored by the Women’s Section


1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.17th Annual Maud McLure Kelly Award LuncheonSponsored by the Women’s Section

1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.Friends of Tony McLain Golf Tournament


Discovering the Underwater ForestSpeaker: Ben rainesBen raines is an environmental journalist and film-maker. A longtime newspaper reporter, Mr. raines haswon more than two dozen awards for his coverage ofenvironmental issues and natural wonders in Ala-bama and on the Gulf Coast, and coauthored severalpeer-reviewed papers published in scientific journals.He wrote and directed The Underwater Forest, anaward-winning film about the exploration of a 70,000-year-old cypress forest found off the Alabama coast.

The Role of Biomechanics in Workers’ Compensation Investigations

Speaker: Dr. Torrence D.J. WelchDr. Welch evaluates and analyzes biomechanicalsystems, including voluntary and involuntaryhuman motions to determine injury potential/cau-sation. Using analytical techniques, as well as com-puter and physical models, Dr. Welch explains howbiomechanics can be used to reconstruct accidentsand measure the load and injury levels. Sponsored by Rimkus Consulting and the Workers’Compensation Section

2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.Yoga with Lynn Hogewood, Director of AcademicSupport Program at Cumberland School of Law

2:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.Alabama Access to Justice Commission Meeting

2:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.Women’s Section Business Meeting

2:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.Family Tennis Tournament

3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Tasia Malakasis: Farm to Table Presentation

Tasia Malakasis is an internationally awarded cheese-maker and CEO of Belle Chevre goat cheese cream-ery. Under her leadership, Belle Chevre has beenrecognized by Oprah, “The Today Show” and Forbesand was included at a White House correspondents’dinner. Belle Chevre continues to produce fabulouscheeses, recipes, books, classes and events.


The Blackstone PapersSpeaker: Chief Justice Tom ParkerChief Justice Parker will present a discussion on theinfluence of Sir William Blackstone’s Commentarieson the Laws of England on the philosophy and in-stitutions of the United States. Chief Justice Parkerwill then take attendees on a tour of formativeevents at the founding of this country through theremarkable provenance of a rare historical set ofBlackstone’s Commentaries whose original ownerlived on Mobile Bay 253 years ago.

Making a Difference—Volunteer Opportunities forSeasoned Attorneys

Speakers: Michael Forton, Linda Lund and MaryJane OakleySponsored by Legal Services Alabama

Government Contract Landmines—Spotting Before They Explode

Speakers: rich raleigh and Jerry GabigDo you know the deadline for appealing an ad-verse decision when a contractor who submitted aproposal is not selected? rich raleigh and JerryGabig will share how to spot “danger areas” evenif you aren’t well versed in the law of governmentcontracting including practical information andreal-world examples. Sponsored by the Government Contracts Section

5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.23rd Annual Alabama State Bar Volunteer LawyersProgram Reception


6:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.Women’s Section Silent Auction Fundraiser

Come bid on fabulous items at incredible prices!

6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.President’s Closing Night Family Dinner

Join us as we say thank you to Sam Irby for his lead-ership this past year as the 143rd President of the Al-abama State Bar. He has planned an evening of funand fellowship with food, spirited beverages andmusic from the band roman Street. roman Street,named for an old roman street in the Alps, is an in-ternationally trained instrumental band specializingin improvisational fusion of Classical, Gypsy andContemporary Jazz, Latin and Nuevo Flamenco. Adeparture from the over-produced music that is outthere today, they keep it simple—the beautifully or-ganic sound of acoustic instruments played by tal-ented people who love what they are doing.Whether performing as a guitar duo, or with a back-ing band, roman Street astounds with music thatappeals to fans of many genres.Casual dress is recommended.Sponsored by the Alabama State Bar

8:30 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.Brews, Barrels and Planks Mixer

After a long week of CLEs and networking, comerelax at this laid-back social with a cigar and sam-ples of innovative new takes on some favorite oldspirits and local brews.

SATURDAY, JULY 207:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m.Freedom Legal 5K Run and 1-Mile Fun Run/Walk

Advanced registration is required. First-place maleand female attorney winners in the 5K will receive acomplimentary registration to the 2020 Annual Meet-ing in Sandestin. T-shirts will be given to all partici-pants who complete the course. Water provided.Sponsored by Freedom Reporting, a Veritext company

7:30 a.m. – 8:45 a.m.Christian Legal Society BreakfastWhen God Takes Over Your Practice

Speakers: Justice Jay Mitchell and Municipal JudgeKarlos FinleySponsored by William Coplin, Sam Crosby andAlyce Spruell

8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.Continental Breakfast

8:30 a.m. – 9:15 a.m.Women’s Section Silent Auction Wrap-Up

9:15 a.m. – 11:15 a.m.Grand Convocation and Awards Presentation

Presiding: Sam W. Irby, Irby & Heard, P.C., Fairhope,143rd President of the Alabama State BarThe State of the Judiciary Address from Chief JusticeTom Parker, Supreme Court of Alabama Keynote Address by Former United States AttorneyGeneral Jeff Sessions

11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.Presidential Reception Honoring Christy Crow,144th President of the Alabama State Bar

Featuring music by Sugarcane Jane, the Alabama GulfCoast-based husband and wife duo, Anthony and Savana Lee Crawford. Sugercane Jane purveys whatthey proudly call “Organic Music at its Finest.” rich,homegrown, and natural, their brand of Americanadraws from a deep well of roots influences, inter-woven with inflections of gospel, country, jazz androck. Listeners can expect mostly acoustic sounds,and some of the freshest-sounding vocal harmoniesthey will ever hear.

SATURDAY, JULY 20thAfter the Grand Convocation

Featuring music by Sugarcane Jane


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GOLD:Bradley Arant Boult & Cummings, LLP

Cite Court Reporting and Litigation SupportLawPay

Baker Realtime Worldwide Court Reporting & VideoLitigation Section

SILVER:Attorneys Insurance Mutual of the South, Inc.

Construction Industry SectionGEICO

Government Contracts SectionLeadership Forum Alumni Section

BRONZE:2B Solutions, Inc.

Alabama Court Reporting, Inc.Alabama Defense Lawyers Association (ADLA)Bedford, Rogers, Bowling & McReynoldsBusiness Torts & Antitrust Law Section

Cartography Consulting, LLCCory Watson

Disabilities Law SectionElder Law SectionGilsbarPRO

Hare, Wynn, Newell & NewtonHealth Law Section

In-House Counsel & Government Lawyers Section

Jinks, Crow & Dickson, P.C.LexisNexis

Maynard Cooper & GaleMethvin, Terrell, Yancey, Stephens & Miller, P.C.Morris HaynesNolan Byers, P.C.

Real Property, Probate & Trust SectionRedden Mills Clark & Shaw, LLPRegions Financial Corporation

Regions Institutional Trust ServicesRimkus Consulting Group, Inc.Senior Lawyers SectionSolo & Small Firm SectionWomen's Section

Workers’ Compensation Section

FRIEND OF THE BAR:ABA Retirement Funds ProgramAdministrative Law Section

Alabama Center for Dispute Resolution, Inc.Alyce M. Spruell

Bankruptcy & Commercial Law SectionBeasley Allen

Cain and Associates Engineers & Constructors, Inc.Casemaker

College Counts 529 FundComprehensive Investigative Group

Elections, Ethics & Government Lawyers SectionFamily Law Section

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Federal Court Practice SectionInternational Law SectionLegal Imaging, LLCLocalLawyers.Com, LLC

Oil, Gas & Mineral Law SectionPine Grove Behavioral Health &

Addiction ServicesRushton, Stakely, Johnston & Garrett, P.A.

Stone Crosby, P.C.Strategic Tax & Accounting, LLC

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2B Solutions, Inc.Alabama Association for Justice

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Insurance Specialists, Inc., AlabamaLawPay

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