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Our Personal Injury firm has been serving the Gulf Coast states of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Arkansas for 30+ years. Injured in an accident? One Call, That's All! Our decades of experience mean that we can help you get financial compensation and protect your rights as a victim. Some of our settlements have even exceeded $1 million for clients just like you.

For more than 25 years, Marcus A. Jones, III, P.C. Attorney at law in Birmingham, AL, has represented clients as a general practice attorney with focus on family law, criminal defense and probate cases.

Prior to founding Parkman White, LLP, Jim Parkman and William White-a former prosecutor- tried cases against one another. But in 2003 they joined forces, establishing a national firm that focuses on white collar crime criminal defense, bankruptcy, and divorce cases. "We can handle the most complex, high-profile criminal cases anywhere in the country, as well as DUI, criminal, bankruptcy, civil litigation, probate and domestic cases throughout Alabama, from our offices in Birmingham and Dothan," White says. "Regardless of the case, we offer clients rigorous and sophisticated representation in a more cost-effective way than many of the larger firms." Attorneys at Parkman White, LLP have more than 100 years of combined experience in a wide range of practice areas, with a particular emphasis on courtroom litigation. Indeed, the firm is prepared to represent clients nationally or in any courtroom in Alabama. Parkman and White, meanwhile, have both been AV Preeminent rated by Martindale-Hubbell, a testament to the fact that their peers rank them at the highest level of professional experience. Parkman, who has handled hundreds of major felony cases during his 34-year career, attributes the firm’s success to its extensive courtroom expertise: "Ultimately, whether you win or lose the case is in the jury’s hands, so in order to be successful for your clients you have to know how to deal with a jury. And we’ve been involved in hundreds of jury trials over the years, spending thousands of hours in front of juries.