Appellate Law

Case Released on January 4, 2008

Posted on January 04, 2008
From the Supreme Court of Alabama:Ex parte Deardorff, In re: Deardorff v. State of Alabama No opinions were released on this date by the Alabama Court of Civil Appeals.

Cases Released on December 28, 2007

Posted on December 28, 2007
From the Alabama Supreme Court:Ex parte A & B Transport, Inc., In re: Graben v. A & B TransportFrom the Alabama Court of Civil Appeals:J.S. v. J.D.R.Buckner v. HoschAlabama Department of Environmental Management v. Alabama Rivers Alliance, Inc...

Cases Released December 21, 2007

Posted on December 21, 2007
From the Alabama Court of Civil Appeals:Jacobs v. WhaleyUniversity of South Alabama Hospitals v. BlackmonFolks v. Tuscaloosa County Credit UnionReynolds v. WoodDyess, et al. v. Bay John Developers II, L.L.C. From the Supreme Court of Alabama:Ex parte Smith Wrecker Service, Inc...

A Post-Judgment Motion Which Has Become Moot Is Not Deemed Denied by Rule 59.1; Alternative Grounds for a Rule 59 Motion Are Not Waived if Not Asserted on Appeal

Posted on December 18, 2007
In HIlb, Rogal & Hamilton v. Beirsdoerfer, No. 1060522, released December 14, the Supreme Court held that post-judgment motions which have become mooted are not subject to denial by operation of Rule 59.1.  The court also concluded, in a matter of first impression, that a party who fails to raise its remittitur arguments on appeal from the grant of a motion for a new trial in its favor does not waive those arguments...

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Cases Released on December 14, 2007

Posted on December 17, 2007
From the Alabama Court of Civil Appeals:Bailey v. SawyerCity of Mobile v. Pinto Island Land Company, Inc.Werner Company v. DavidsonAlamo v. PCH Hotels and Resorts, Inc. d/b/a Mariott's Grand HotelBritt v. BrittKendrick v. Earl's, Incorporated et al.Montiel v...

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