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The Davidson Law Office Is Here to Serve You

Thank you for visiting our website.

The Davidson Law Firm, P.C. was established in Helena in 2008 to primarily serve the people of Shelby County and the Birmingham Metro area.  We take pride in giving each of our clients the personal service that their legal need deserves.  From a will or new corporation to representation in Workers’ Compensation, Social Security disability, divorce or a criminal matter we are here to zealously represent you!

We represent all Social Security, Workers’ Compensation, personal injury and most other civil cases on a contingency fee basis so there is no out-of-pocket expenses or fees unless we recover for you.  Our hourly and flat fee rates are reasonable and we accept payment via Visa and Master Card for your convenience.  Helena City Employees and Helena Elementary, Helena Intermediate and Helena Middle School faculty and staff receive discounts on most of their legal needs.

We invite you to stop by any time you are in Old Towne Helena to discuss your legal needs or just to say hello.1021

C. Brian Davidson
Attorney at Law
3965 Helena Road
Post Office Box 267
Helena, AL  35080

Published by: Admin on February 2nd, 2009 | Filed under Announcements
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Please support Judge Furhmeister for re-election as Shelby County Probate Judge.

http://www.shelbycountyreporter.com/2012/01/12/fuhrmeister-seeks-another-term-as-probate-judge/

Fuhrmeister seeks another term as probate judge

Published 4:27pm Thursday, January 12, 2012

FROM STAFF REPORTS

Shelby County’s current probate judge is looking for another go-round.

Jim Fuhrmeister announced Jan. 11 he is seeking the Republican nomination for probate judge in Shelby County. The primary election is March 13.

Jim Fuhrmeister

“I am proud of my accomplishments in the time I have served Shelby County, but there is much more to do,” Fuhrmeister said in a press release.

Fuhrmeister also serves as a special circuit judge, and he presides over the county’s mental health court.

He was honored with the National Alliance on Mental Illness 2011 Criminal Justice Award of the Year for his work with the mental health court.

Fuhrmeister also works with the Alabama Law Institute, serving on both the Real Estate Committee and the Collaborative Law Committee.

Probate judges across the state selected Fuhrmeister to serve on the Alabama Electronic Recording Commission, which drafts and implements standards and business practices to electronically record documents in Alabama’s probate offices.

Fuhrmeister, who is an Eagle Scout, serves on the boards of various Shelby County nonprofit organizations, such as Leadership Shelby County, Shelby Volunteers In Service, Harrison Regional Library and the J. Craig and Paige T. Smith Scholarship Foundation Inc.

He is also a member of the Shelby County Bar Association, the Alabama State Bar, the National College of Probate Judges and the Alabama Probate Judges Association.

 

 

 

Published by: cbdavidson on January 13th, 2012 | Filed under Uncategorized
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Local Attorney Brian Davidson honored for heroism

Shelby County attorney, Brian Davidson, received the Boy Scouts of America award for Heroism for life saving actions taken following an automobile accident during a Scout outing in July 2010. The Heroism Award is awarded to only a few nominees each year.

http://helenacitynews.blogspot.com/2011/09/local-attorney-brian-davidson-honored.html

Published by: cbdavidson on January 7th, 2012 | Filed under Uncategorized
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Davidson elected Shelby County Bar Treasurer

The members of the Shelby County Bar Association elected C. Brian Davidson to the position of Treasurer during its monthly meeting on January 4, 2011.

Published by: cbdavidson on January 7th, 2012 | Filed under Uncategorized
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ALABAMA PRE-PAID AFFORDABLE COLLEGE TUITION (PACT) PLAN

ALABAMA PRE-PAID AFFORDABLE COLLEGE TUITION (PACT) PLAN

 In a staggering blow to the hard working and trusting citizens of Alabama, the Alabama Pre-paid Affordable College Tuition Plan (PACT) has announced that it is likely to be unable to fund tuition for its beneficiaries who purchased a “guaranteed” plan.  The Trustees of the PACT fund, led by State Treasurer Kay Ivey, has lost more than $350 million and is now is attempting to dodge State responsibility for paying tuition for the thousands of families that have bought into the PACT program.  We believe the PACT program is an agency and instrumentality of the State of Alabama and is responsible for its contractual obligation under the PACT contract. We have consulted a finance expert who agrees that the PACT contracts failed to identify any market risk or that the PACT contract was an investment in the stock market as required by law.  PACT contract owners have significant legal rights they may wish to protect as soon as possible.

Published by: cbdavidson on March 14th, 2009 | Filed under Announcements
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Occupational Heart Disease for Firefighters

The Fight for Fire Fighter’s Workers’ Compensation benefits.

The following is the Alabama Court of Civil Appeals opinion regarding Jim Phillips’ workers’ compensation case for occupational heart disease arising from his employment as a firefighter for the City of Hoover.  Jim Phillips, a veteran firefighter, suffered from a heart attack that left him totally disabled.  I tried this case in Shelby County, Alabama and was able to both clarify and establish the law regarding occupational heart disease for  firefighters. Read the rest of this entry »

Published by: cbdavidson on February 5th, 2009 | Filed under Workers Compensation
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