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Charles Douglas Langford (December 9, 1922 – February 11, 2007) was an Alabama state senator who represented Rosa Parks in the famous civil rights case of the 1960s. . Attorney Langford served in the Alabama Legislature as a State Representative, District 77, Montgomery County, from 1976 to 1983, and as a State Senator, District 26, Montgomery County, from 1983 to
Larry Darby was born in 1957 in Conecuh County, Alabama.Darby's ancestors have been in Alabama since the early 19th century. [2] He earned his BS degree at the University of Alabama, his MBA degree at Auburn University and Doctor of Jurisprudence degree at Faulkner University's Thomas Goode Jones School of Law. [3]
Fred Gray, E. D. Nixon, president of the NAACP and secretary of the new Montgomery Improvement Association: and Clifford Durr (a white lawyer who, with his wife, Virginia Foster Durr was an activist in the Civil Rights Movement) searched for the ideal case law to challenge the constitutional legitimacy of the Montgomery and Alabama bus ...
He attended Hofstra University School of Law and then worked as a personal injury lawyer. He moved from Queens to Montgomery, Alabama to work as a defense lawyer in product–liability cases. [2] Borg soon made partner in a Montgomery law firm and later worked as a corporate lawyer for First Alabama Bank. [1]
Sep. 2—Spencer Fane, a law firm that was founded in Kansas City, Mo., and operates 27 offices across the country, is bringing its legal services to New Mexico in a merger with Santa Fe firm ...
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Barfoot served as a temporary probate judge in Montgomery County, Alabama in 2005. [6] In 2006, Barfoot challenged incumbent Larry Dixon in the Republican primary for nomination for the District 25 seat in the Alabama State Senate. [6] He lost, with 32.60% of the vote to Dixon's 58.43%. [7]
Sellers was in private practice in Montgomery, Alabama from 1989 to 2017, specializing in tax law and litigation. [3] He was a partner with the prominent Montgomery law firm Balch & Bingham, where his work mainly involved litigation with the Internal Revenue Service [6] and the Alabama Department of Revenue.