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Meet and network with other civil defense lawyers during our Annual Meeting and other helpful events throughout the year. Our Legislative Committee works to stay on top of and address legislative issues within our region that may concern members and their clients. This year, in committing to ADLA, 900 members strengthened the foundation of the association and became part of the groundwork for our future members to continue advancing and innovating the practice of civil defense litigation.

Stay up to date about the professional law field and regional happenings with our members-only e-newsletter, the Wednesday Briefcase. Find out about local meetups, legislative updates, important news bites and more. All current members in good standing should automatically receive the e-newsletter.
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The goal of the Alabama Defense Lawyers Association (ADLA) is to create an environment for civil defense lawyers that facilitates working collectively and sharing resources.
This association is open to those who spend the majority of their professional time handling civil defense cases.
Our members generally do not handle criminal cases.
The organization's main goals are to enable an exchange of information and ideas among members, elevate the skills of civil defense lawyers and collaborate with similar associations in other legal areas.
Committee Chair Jonathan Hooks of Weinberg Wheeler Hudgins Gunn & Dial, Allen Estes of Balch & Bingham LLP, Ed Howard of Ford Howard & Cornett, P.C., Keith Miller of Alfa Insurance Companies, Mary Margaret Carroll of Fine Geddie & Associates, Andy Rutens of Galloway Wettermark Everest & Reutens LLP, Keith Miller of Gray Television, Inc., and Miland Simpler of Ball Ball Matthews & Novak PA.
ADLA receives and reviews proposed legislation that may impact (positively or negatively) the practice of law, the ADLA membership, and/or clients of the ADLA membership.
The Alabama Defense Lawyers Association is the State membership organization of all lawyers involved in the defense of civil litigation.
As such, ADLA wishes to express its strong commitment to the goal of diversity in its membership.
Our member attorneys conduct business throughout the United States, and ADLA values highly the perspectives and varied experiences which are found only in a diverse membership.
The promotion and retention of a diverse membership is essential to the success of our organization as a whole as well as our respective professional pursuits.
In 2019, The American Law Institute (ALI) published the Restatement of the Law, Liability Insurance (RLLI).
The RLLI does not actually "restate" existing law, but rather attempts to reshape the liability insurance law landscape by recommending novel rules for courts to adopt.
The RLLI contains 50 sections of recommended or aspirational "black letter" liability insurance.
This year, in committing to ADLA, 900 members strengthened the foundation of the association and became part of the groundwork for our future members to continue advancing and innovating the practice of civil defense litigation.
In addition to connecting law professionals throughout the state, the Alabama Defense Lawyers Association has a wealth of other benefits for members.
From mixers to learning opportunities and literature, each member is sure to find that joining ADLA will give them the upper hand in their field.
Soak up some sun with other civil defense lawyers during our Annual Meeting at Sandestin.
This three-day event brings together civil defense lawyers and their families for networking, CLE and family time.
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