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Alabama Workers Compensation Attorneys: No one is listening to me about my Pain Alabama Workers Compensation Lawyers-it feels like no one is listening to me about my pain. Unfortunately, this is a sentiment we hear way to often from our clients who have suffered work injuries in Alabama. They suffered an injury while performing their Read More
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From the Files of Powell and Denny Today’s “From the Files of Powell and Denny,” involve a workers’ compensation case we tried in Bessemer, Alabama in Jefferson County in 2008. Our client was employed by Hanna Steel Corporation in Fairfield, AL and was employed to perform various jobs such as: as a tire changer/repairer, a Read More
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From the Files of Powell and Denny In this “From the Files of Powell and Denny,” I am going recount a three-day workers’ compensation trial we had in Florence, Alabama, in Lauderdale County-which is quite unusual in itself as most workers’ compensation cases can be tried in one day, but this wasn’t your usual case. Read More
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