Restrictive Endorsements
All, we try to share relevant news as much as possible. Last week a case came down which will undoubtedly affect the way you manage your associations. Specifically, payments made with restrictive endorsements, like checks marked “paid in full”, if deposited, may be interpreted as settlement of the debt owed […]
Long Live the Debatable Reason Back to the Basics of Alabama Bad Faith Law
The Alabama tort of bad faith was first recognized as “Extreme remedy that finds its application in extreme circumstances within the restricted parameter of an of an unexcused failure to pay benefits”. Read More
Four Hand Arendall Members Named Lawyer of the Year by Best Lawyers
Hand Arendall is pleased to announce four members of the firm have been selected as Lawyer of the Year in their respective practice areas for 2015 by Best Lawyers®. Only a single lawyer in each practice area and designated metropolitan area is honored as the Lawyer of the Year, making […]
33 Lawyers Named to The Best Lawyers in America© 2015
Hand Arendall LLC is pleased to announce that 33 lawyers have been listed in The Best Lawyers in America© 2015. Hand Arendall would like to congratulate the following attorneys named to the list: J. Hodge Alves, III, Admiralty and Maritime Law Roger L. Bates, Commercial Litigation R. Preston Bolt, Jr., […]
Frequently Asked Questions Concerning Alabama Law on Bad Faith Failure to Pay an Insurance Claim
The Alabama tort of bad faith was first recognized as “an extreme remedy that finds its application in extreme circumstances within the restricted parameter of an unexcused failure to pay benefits.” Read More
