Maynard Cooper and Gale, a Birmingham based law firm, has announced that they are opening an office in New York City to be led by 3 veteran Intellectual Property attorneys. Since opening their San Francisco office in 2014, they have seen a doubling in size of their office there.
According to the BBJ “Kevin J. Culligan, John P. Hanish and John M. Hintz will practice out of the firm’s office located at the Fred F. French Building, 551 Fifth Avenue, Suite 2000, in New York.”
Last Friday, for the second time in 13 years, Alabama’s Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore has been removed from office.
We’ve all seen this before. The real question is…. Will Judge Moore use the latest chapter in his erratic judicial career as a springboard for a run at the governorship? Continue reading “Roy Moore – It’s deja vu all over again”
These represent the range of finalists for REV Birmingham’s pitch competition.
Citizens of Chilton County haven’t had a hospital or emergency room since 2013. That is about to change with the new St. Vincent’s Chilton County, a $40M new hospital with 30 beds and approximately 130 employees.
Continue reading “St. Vincent’s Holds Ribbon Cutting of New $40M Chilton County Hospital”
Continue reading “BBJ in Search for Largest Family Owned Businesses in Bham – Enter Now!”
Throughout the summer and months following, we have seen exponential growth with many small businesses. This proves that Birmingham is on the rise due to investors and the dedicated men and women of the Magic City.
START-UP SCENE: Entrepreneurs and innovators in Birmingham are attracting big bucks in new funding wave https://t.co/gFTXDXJM1O @MadeinAL pic.twitter.com/rFp71Gc0N3
— Dawn Kent Azok (@DawnKentAzok) September 29, 2016
Continue reading “Why Should We Pay Attention to Birmingham’s Growth?”
Yesterday, the Onin Group, a staffing company started in Dallas and currently based in Birmingham, acquired Universal Labor & Staffing, from Texas.
Continue reading “Most Recent Acquisition, Texas to Birmingham”
Inspirational.
Checkout the inspirational story told by Birmingham’s Woodlawn High School teacher Tashina Lee and her students. Turning vacant lots into natural spaces, the Woodlawn community is working with the Nature Conservancy of Alabama to “return Woodlawn back to it’s glory days.”
Repair it! Lower it! Move it!
(photo courtesy of wbrc)
Continue reading “Study Approved to Look at the possibility of Moving I-20/59”
The first ever city located TopGolf arena has been approved and will be available by the end of 2017.
Continue reading “Final Approval, Top Golf Coming Soon the Bham”
Seems like areas of Birmingham are competing with each other with all of the development going around.
I love hearing about all of the construction because it continues to shine a light on our “underrated” city.
Photo By: 20 MidtownContinue reading “Bulldozers and Rigs Set For Demo of 20 Midtown”
Birmingham will become the “Soccer Capital of the South” this weekend with 232 soccer teams from 7-8 different states participating in this year’s Birmingham Bash.
The annual Birmingham Bash Soccer Tournament hosted by the Birmingham United Soccer Association (BUSA) will take place October 1st and 2nd at 7 different venues in Shelby County and Southern Jefferson County.
Continue reading “Birmingham is the “Soccer Capital of the South” this weekend”
Where business deals, hangouts, and studying goes on, the coffee shops in Birmingham are a must visit. I heard plenty of how this culture is rising in the “Ham” so I sought after it myself. After being highly caffeinated this past Saturday afternoon, I think back on my journey of Magic City Coffee shops and this is what I find.
Birmingham native and executive director of the Alabama Coastal Foundation (ACF) Mark Berte will be on hand at the Back Forty Brewery in Gadsden this Thursday night, September 29th, 5:00 to 9:00pm for the foundation’s “Connect to Your Coast” tour.
Tonight at 8pm, millions are estimated to be tuned into the first 2016 Presidential debate. Unsurprisingly, that includes college students, especially from UAB. During class discussions, Political Science Professor, A.K. Shauku, found out what his students really wanted to get out of this important debate.
Continue reading “UAB Professor shares student’s views on tonight’s debate”
