What The Madison County Mask Order Means For You
Madison County, Alabama, is under a mandatory Order to wear face masks or other face coverings beginning at 5:00 pm on July 7, 2020. The Order was issued by the Madison County Public Health Officer. Here we answer all your questions about this new order. What Does the Face Mask Order Say? The Madison County…
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Homeowner’s Guide to Pool Liability in Alabama
Summer brings sunny days and soaring temperatures, and swimming is a reliable means to beat the heat. Swimming is fun, relaxing, and provides a low-impact workout. Likewise, owning a pool is a surefire way to maximize summer fun. You probably already know that pool ownership usually makes the owner an automatic host for summer parties. …
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Alabama Nursing Home Abuse: What You Need to Know
A nursing home should be a place a loved one goes to spend their last years peacefully and as comfortably as possible. They should receive proper medical care from attentive and professional health care workers in an environment catered to their needs. Unfortunately, all too often there are cases where residents of a nursing home…
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Guide to Protest Laws in Alabama
In the United States, people have the right to peacefully protest under the First Amendment’s guarantee of free speech. However, governments can limit freedom of speech, which includes requiring limitations on protesting. In this blog, we will review the laws you need to know about protesting in Alabama. Alabama Protest Laws: Riots In Alabama, we have…
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Common Types of Car Wrecks
Car accidents are, unfortunately, daily occurrences that affect countless lives. In 2018 alone, there were more than six and a half million car crashes resulting in more than 36,500 deaths. Though car wrecks are regularly occurring, they are not all the same and may happen due to circumstances beyond or within your control. 6 of…
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What You Need to Know about the Latest Alabama Safer at Home Update
Effective Friday, May 22, 2020, at 5:00 p.m., Alabama Governor Kay Ivey has again revised her Safer at Home Order. The May Update now allows most businesses to reopen and many activities to resume. The new amended Safer at Home Order relaxes many of the restrictions for most businesses, workplaces, and recreation areas in Alabama—some continue to…
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