LawCall

WVUA hosts LawCall every week on Thursdays at 6:30 p.m. This week the topic will be “Car and Truck Accidents” Bob Prince will host the show and Christopher Jones, an attorney in Tuscaloosa, will be the guest. Please email us your legal questions anytime at lawcall@wvua7.com. Each week, questions will be answered on the air. LawCall can be found on channel 6 if you have Charter Cable, or channel 3 if you have Comcast Cable and live in the Tuscaloosa area. It can also be found on channel 23 if you have satellite and live in the surrounding areas.

Prince, Glover & Hayes Files Auto Accident Case in Shelby County

Robert Prince of Prince, Glover & Hayes has filed suit on behalf of Alabaster man who was involved in an auto accident on New Year’s Eve. Our client was sitting at a red light when the defendant failed to yield the right of way and collided into another car. As a result of this collision our client’s car was struck. Our client has suffered numerous injuries and has even undergone back surgery due to the accident. Suit has been filed against the at-fault driver and our client’s Underinsured Motorist Insurance.

Josh Hayes Elected to Honors College Board of Visitors

Prince, Glover & Hayes lawyer Josh Hayes has been elected to the University of Alabama’s Honors College Board of Visitors. The Board of Visitors is a 24-member board of civic leaders dedicated to pursuing the mission of the Honors College: recruiting, educating, and promoting the best and brightest students at UA. The Honors College, created in September 2003, affirms the University of Alabama’s commitment to empower its students to achieve the very top of their potential, and then be rewarded for that achievement.

The University of Alabama bases its success on being a national, student-centered, research-driven university. UA’s Honors College puts the emphasis on being student-centered and provides a small-college feel within the context of a larger university setting. The Honors College exists to empower its students to achieve to their greatest potential and to receive recognition and reward for their achievements.

The four pillars of the Honors College–innovative scholarship, civic engagement and leadership development, cultural interaction, and advanced research–provide a comprehensive and holistic experience for our students. The Honors College emphasizes these aspects of the undergraduate experience because they will help our students develop as total individuals, deepen their learning, and make them more competitive on the job market and for graduate and professional school admission. We encourage our students to invest themselves in their undergraduate education, and we will provide all the resources needed to turn their visions into reality.

The Honors College has an outstanding reputation and Josh is proud and honored to begin his service on this board.

LawCall

WVUA hosts LawCall every week on Thursdays at 6:30 p.m. This week the topic will be “Divorce” Bob Prince will host the show and Drew Rhodes, an attorney in Bibb County, will be the guest. Please email us your legal questions anytime at lawcall@wvua7.com. Each week, questions will be answered on the air. LawCall can be found on channel 6 if you have Charter Cable, or channel 3 if you have Comcast Cable and live in the Tuscaloosa area. It can also be found on channel 23 if you have satellite and live in the surrounding areas.

Prince, Glover & Hayes Encourages You to “Go Green”

We have “gone green” at Prince, Glover & Hayes and we encourage you to also. We use a program to recycle paper at our office and have, according to the folks who administer the program, saved thirteen trees so far this year. We also recycle plastic, aluminum and cardboard.

The City of Tuscaloosa recycles #1 and #2 plastic, aluminum and steel cans, cardboard, newspaper, paper, magazines, and plastic grocery bags. You can drop off your recyclable items at the following locations in Tuscaloosa: Fire Stations #2, #3, #6, and #7, Skyland Elementary School, Environmental/Services Department, Old West Lawn Middle School, University Church of Christ, and Capitol School

Feel free to add your comment to the blog about ways to help the environment.

Prince Glover & Hayes Files Wrongful Death Case in Bullock County, Alabama

Attorneys Bob Prince and Josh Hayes have filed suit in Bullock County, Alabama this week against Prison Health Services and various other defendants concerning the wrongful death of an inmate. Along with the help of local counsel Senator Myron Penn of Penn & Seaborn, we proudly represent the mother of a young man who died as a result of medical malpractice. Helping with the case will be Legal Assistant Morgan Black.

Prince, Glover & Hayes litigates throughout the State of Alabama.

Law Call - Wills and Estate Planning - New Episode Available

A new episode of Law Call is now available for viewing from our site:


Law Call - 06/24/10 - Wills And Estate Planning

Law Call - Debt Collections - New Episode Available

A new episode of Law Call is now available for viewing from our site:


Law Call - 06/17/10 - Debt Collections

Prince, Glover & Hayes is Proud to Support Tuscaloosa’s Promise

Tuscaloosa’s Promise is the local initiative of America’s Promise which was founded by Colin Powell in 1997. Each year, Tuscaloosa’s Promise, the Tuscaloosa Children’s Policy Council and others partner together to provide school supplies to area children. The Promise is based on the principles that all children need to grow up experiencing 5 things: a caring adult in their life, a safe place during non-school hours, learning marketable skills through effective education, a healthy start and an opportunity to give back through community service.

This year’s drive is being held July 8th through July 22nd. Families will be able to pick up supplies from designated locations in Tuscaloosa and Northport on Saturday, July 24th. The drive helps provide local students with the supplies they need for the upcoming school year. You can drop off supplies in collection bins at locations such as; University Mall, area CVS’s, St. Marks United Methodist Church, and BB&T Bank. Financial contributions should be made out to Tuscaloosa’s One Place, earmarked for the School Supply Drive, and mailed to Post Office Box 40764 Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35404. For more information about the drive call Christy Horner at 205-462-1000 or visit www.tuscaloosapromise.org.

Law Call - Summertime Injuries - New Episode Available

A new episode of Law Call is now available for viewing from our site:


Law Call - 06/10/10 - Summertime Injuries