A former U.S. Army Corps of Engineers employee attempted to destroy evidence ahead of the FBI launching an investigation, according to a new indictment.
Two Mobile Fire-Rescue Department employees are no longer with the agency after an internal investigation found the pair repeatedly left a Walmart store with unpaid merchandise, officials confirmed this week.
“The court is certainly troubled by this,” Mobile County Circuit Court Judge Michael Windom said concerning prosecutors' allegations that attorneys were working closely with a local accident victim solicitation scheme.
Case records for one of the suspects accused of tossing two miniature pincers from Dog River Bridge in December are no longer visible in a court database.
A lawsuit unfolding in Baldwin County has a physician and three personal injury attorneys exchanging blistering allegations over litigated insurance claims and their involvement in the opening of a "cooperating"
Bread crumbs of business filings and corporate disclosures for a network of Alabama injury clinics reveal a law firm representing its patients is embedded in the company managing the medical
Bradley Byrne has worn many political hats across coastal Alabama, but his current one — as both the head of the Mobile Chamber and an attorney for a powerhouse lobbying