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Complete 2013 Chap 7 Case Filings Chapter 7 Case Filings 722 Redemption Funding, Inc., toll-free: (888) 721-2800 January - December 2013 Attorney Firm Name Address City ST Case Count J MITCHELL JOYNER J MITCHELL JOYNER, ATT AT LAW 810 W 2ND AVENUE ANCHORAGE AK 48 JENNIFER L HOLLAND LAW OFFICES OF JENNIFER L HOLLAND 606 E STREET STE 203 ANCHORAGE AK 48 MARVIN H CLARK JR MARVIN H CLARK JR, ATT AT LAW PO BOX 874088 WASILLA AK 44 CHRIS JOHANSEN CHRIS JOHANSEN, ATT AT LAW 308 G STREET STE 211 ANCHORAGE AK 29 JASON A GAZEWOOD GAZEWOOD AND WEINER PC 1008 16TH AVENUE SUITE 200 FAIRBANKS AK 29 JEFF CARNEY JEFF CARNEY, ATT AT LAW 100 W LAKEVIEW AVENUE WASILLA AK 29 H FRANK CAHILL LAW OFFICES OF H FRANK CAHILL 880 N STREET STE 203 ANCHORAGE AK 25 VALERIE M THERRIEN VALERIE M THERRIEN, ATT AT LAW 529 5TH AVENUE STE 300 FAIRBANKS AK 18 DANIEL G BRUCE BAXTER BRUCE AND SULLIVAN, PC PO BOX 32819 JUNEAU AK 17 ERIK LEROY ERIK LEROY, ATT AT LAW 500 L STREET SUITE 302 ANCHORAGE AK 15 ROBERT P CROWTHER ROBERT P CROWTHER, ATT AT LAW 1113 W FIREWEED LANE STE 200 ANCHORAGE AK 15 STONEWALL JASON CRAWFORD CRAWFORD LAW OFFICES, LLC 250 CUSHMAN STREET STE 2-B FAIRBANKS AK 15 PAUL W PASLAY PAUL W PASLAY, ATT AT LAW 2263 SPENARD ROAD ANCHORAGE AK 11 SWAN T CHING SWAN T CHING, ATT AT LAW 1563 E TUDOR ROAD ANCHORAGE AK 10 GEORGE BABAKITIS GEORGE BABAKITIS, ATT AT LAW 2015 1ST AVENUE NORTH BIRMINGHAM AL 314 C TAYLOR CROCKETT C TAYLOR CROCKETT, ATT AT LAW 2067 COLUMBIANA ROAD BIRMINGHAM AL 195 JOE S ERDBERG JAFFE AND ERDBERG PC 205 20TH STREET NORTH STE 817 BIRMINGHAM AL 184 LEROY ALAN COBB COBB LAW FIRM, LLC PO BOX 306 ANNISTON AL 184 WILLIAM J CASEY WILLIAM J CASEY, ATT AT LAW 3208 COTTAGE HILL RD MOBILE AL 145 JOHN ZINGARELLI JOHN ZINGARELLI, ATTORNEY AT LAW PO BOX 2145 DECATUR AL 142 CHAD A HANSON SEAL HANSON, LLC PO BOX 2331 ANNISTON AL 125 DOUGLAS MCLEAN ROY JR DOUGLAS MCLEAN ROY JR, ATT AT LAW 2027 SECOND AVENUE NORTH STE 2B BIRMINGHAM AL 123 G JOHN DEZENBERG JR G JOHN DEZENBERG JR, ATT AT LAW 908-C N MEMORIAL PARKWAY HUNTSVILLE AL 122 DAVID CYBAK OVER THE MOUNTAIN LAW CENTER, LLC 1903 A OXMOOR HOMEWOOD AL 121 STEPHEN D PARKER PARKER AND PARKER 720 2ND AVENUE SW CULLMAN AL 117 MICHAEL D BROCK BROCK AND STOUT PO DRAWER 311167 ENTERPRISE AL 114 NICHOLAS HOWELL GAJEWSKI DAMON SMITH AND ASSOCIATES LLC 126 E TENNESSEE STREET FLORENCE AL 109 BARRY N BRANNON BARRY N BRANNON ATT AT LAW 204 WEST TUSCALOOSA STREET FLORENCE AL 103 PAULA C GREENWAY GREENWAY LAW, LLC 505 N 20TH STREET STE 1125 BIRMINGHAM AL 103 LISA MILNER HANCOCK LISA MILNER HANCOCK ATT AT LAW 2205 TAYLOR ST GUNTERSVILLE AL 102 JOHN W JENNINGS JR JOHN W JENNINGS JR, ATT AT LAW 111 S 10TH STREET GADSDEN AL 101 HERMAN D PADGETT PADGETT AND ROBERTSON, ATTORNEYS 4317 DOWNTOWNER LOOP NORTH MOBILE AL 97 KEITH RANDAL MARTIN KEITH RANDAL MARTIN ATT AT LAW 205 20TH STREET NORTH STE 623 BIRMINGHAM AL 94 JIMMY R CALVERT LAW OFFICES OF JIMMY R CALVERT PO BOX 800 SPRINGVILLE AL 90 RAFAEL GIL III LUDLUM AND GIL, LLC 111 ADRIS PLACE STE 5 DOTHAN AL 89 STEPHEN L KLIMJACK STEPHEN L KLIMJACK LLC 1306 GOVERNMENT STREET MOBILE AL 85 JOHN C LARSEN LARSEN AND SLOVER 1733 WINCHESTER RD HUNTSVILLE AL 80 BRENT WILLIAM DAVIS BRENT W DAVIS AND ASSOCIATES LLC 2700 ROGERS DRIVE STE 106 HOMEWOOD AL 77 ERIC M WILSON THE LAW FIRM OF ERIC M WILSON, LLC 1902 8TH STREET TUSCALOOSA AL 77 ROBERT E LONG JR LONG AND LONG ATTYS 129 MAIN ST W HARTSELLE AL 77 DAISY M HOLDER DAISY M HOLDER ATT AT LAW 505 20TH ST N BIRMINGHAM AL 76 GINA H MCDONALD GINA H MCDONALD ATT AT LAW 2057 VALLEYDALE ROAD STE 202 BIRMINGHAM AL 76 STUART L MOORE STUART L MOORE ATT AT LAW 409 2ND AVE SW STE A CULLMAN AL 76 JEFFREY B IRBY JEFFREY B IRBY, PC 229 EAST SIDE SQ HUNTSVILLE AL 74 MICHELE T HATCHER BOND BOTES SYKSTUS HATCHER AND TANN 102 SOUTH COURT ST STE 314 FLORENCE AL 74 JACK B SABATINI JACK B SABATINI ATT AT LAW 108 SOUTH SIDE SQUARE SE HUNTSVILLE AL 69 CARLA M HANDY BOND, BOTES AND HANDY, PC PO BOX 948 GADSDEN AL 66 DAVID S CLARK DAVID S CLARK ATTORNEY AT LAW, LLC PO BOX 1586 OPELIKA AL 66 JULIAN STEPHENS III JULIAN STEPHENS III ATT AT LAW PO BOX 1805 ANNISTON AL 66 J KAZ ESPY ESPY, METCALF AND ESPY, PC 326 NORTH OATES STREET 36303 DOTHAN AL 65 ARTHUR P CLARKE ARTHUR P CLARKE ATT AT LAW PO BOX 1666 MOBILE AL 63 STEVEN VINCENT SMITH STEVEN VINCENT SMITH, ATTORNEY AT LAW 103 WEST MAIN STREET ALBERTVILLE AL 60 TED STUCKENSCHNEIDER TED STUCKENSCHNEIDER, PC 205 N 20TH ST 427 BIRMINGHAM AL 58 RICHARD L COLLINS RICHARD L COLLINS, ATTORNEY AT LAW PO BOX 669 CULLMAN AL 55 Page 1 of 234 Chapter 7 Case Filings 722 Redemption Funding, Inc., toll-free: (888) 721-2800 January - December 2013 Attorney Firm Name Address City ST Case Count ALLYSON C PEARCE ALLYSON C PEARCE ATT AT LAW PO BOX 609 FOLEY AL 54 S SCOTT ALLUMS S SCOTT ALLUMS ATT AT LAW 506 NORTH 18TH STREET BESSEMER AL 54 ROBERT C KELLER RUSSO, WHITE AND KELLER 315 GADSDEN HIGHWAY STE D BIRMINGHAM AL 53 STEPHEN GALE CAMPBELL STEPHEN G CAMPBELL, PC 105 SOUTH MARION STREET ATHENS AL 53 STEPHEN H JONES STEPHEN H JONES ATT AT LAW 1600 THIRD AVENUE NORTH BESSEMER AL 53 MARVIN H WATSON JR ALABAMA LEGAL SERVICES, PC 1200 NOBLE STREET SUITE 100 ANNISTON AL 51 ERIC HEATH JOHNSON ERIC HEATH JOHNSON ATT AT LAW 5582 APPLE PARK DRIVE BIRMINGHAM AL 50 MARK A CAVANAUGH MARK A CAVANAUGH ATT AT LAW 4252 CARMICHAEL ROAD MONTGOMERY AL 50 CAMERON A METCALF ESPY, METCALF AND ESPY, PC PO BOX 6504 DOTHAN AL 48 FRANCES HOIT HOLLINGER FRANCES HOIT HOLLINGER ATT AT LAW PO BOX 2028 MOBILE AL 48 THOMAS M SEMMES LEGAL CLINIC OF SEMMES AND SEMME 1207 NOBLE STREET ANNISTON AL 48 MARSHALL ENTELISANO MARSHALL ENTELISANO ATT AT LAW 600 LURLEEN WALLACE BLVD SOUTH STE 270 TUSCALOOSA AL 47 STEVEN A MURRAY STEVEN A MURRAY ATT AT LAW POST OFFICE BOX 2286 MOBILE AL 47 JAMES E LORIS JR LORIS LAW OFFICE PC 1358 DAUPHIN STREET MOBILE AL 46 BRADFORD W BOTES BOND, BOTES, REESE AND SHINN, PC 600 UNIVERSITY PARK PLACE SUITE 510 BIRMINGHAM AL 45 REBECCA NARMORE REBECCA NARMORE ATT AT LAW 301 N DICKSON STREET TUSCUMBIA AL 45 CHARLES E GRAINGER GRAINGER LEGAL SERVICES, LLC 4220 CARMICHAEL CT N MONTGOMERY AL 44 J SUZANNE SHINN BOND BOTES REESE AND SHINN, PC 600 UNIVERSITY PARK PLACE SUITE 510 BIRMINGHAM AL 43 MELISSA W LARSEN MELISSA W LARSEN ATT AT LAW 908-C NORTH MEMORIAL PARKWAY HUNTSVILLE AL 43 WENDY GHEE DRAPER GHEE AND DRAPER PO BOX 848 ANNISTON AL 43 AMY K TANNER BOND BOTES SYSKSTUS TANNER AND EZZE 225 PRATT AVENUE NE HUNTSVILLE AL 42 JOSHUA C SNABLE SNABLE CHANEY AND SNABLE LLC THE PLAZA BUILDING 2112 11TH AVENUE SOUTH SUITE 52 BIRMINGHAM AL 42 RONALD C SYKSTUS RONALD C SYKSTUS ATT AT LAW 225 PRATT AVENUE NE HUNTSVILLE AL 42 DEBORA PALMER CLENNEY AND PALMER, LLC PO BOX 241154 1738 TALIAFERRO TRAIL MONTGOMERY AL 40 MARGARET BAXLEY BAXLEY LAW FIRM LLC 407 HONEYSUCKLE RD SUITE 100 DOTHAN AL 40 CHARLES M INGRUM JR INGRUM, RICE, AND PARR, LLC PO BOX 229 OPELIKA AL 39 ROBERT D REESE BOND, BOTES, REESE AND SHINN, PC 600 UNIVERSITY PARK PLACE SUITE 510 BIRMINGHAM AL 39 PATRICIA LACKEY PATRICIA LACKEY ATT AT LAW 107 W WILLOW ST SCOTTSBORO AL 38 PAUL D ESCO ATTORNEY AT LAW LLC 547 SOUTH LAWRENCE STREET MONTGOMERY AL 38 RONALD F SUBER RONALD F SUBER ATT AT LAW PO BOX 1297 FAIRHOPE AL 38 MARY CONNER POOL BOND BOTES SHINN AND DONALDSON PC PO BOX 4479 MONGOMERY AL 37 STEVEN ALECK HARRIS THE HARRIS FIRM LLC 5520 HWY 280 SUITE 4 BIRMINGHAM AL 37 EZRA JORDAN III JORDAN LAW FIRM 205 20TH STREET NORTH SUITE 200 BIRMINGHAM AL 36 MEGAN CAMPBELL CARPENTER CAMPBELL AND CAMPBELL, PC PO DRAWER 756 TALLADEGA AL 36 ROD CAMERON SHIRLEY ROD CAMERON SHIRLEY ATT AT LAW 1305 GREENSBORO AVE TUSCALOOSA AL 36 FRANK LABUDDE LABUDDE AND RUSSELL PO BOX 1924 ANNISTON AL 35 TAMERIA S DRISKILL TAMERIA S DRISKILL ATT AT LAW PO BOX 8505 GADSDEN AL 35 CHARLES G REYNOLDS JR CHARLES G REYNOLDS JR, ATT AT LAW PO BOX 367 LANETT AL 34 LAUREN FLEENOR BROOKS BOND BOTES SYKSTUS TANNER AND EZZEL 225 PRATT AVENUE NE HUNTSVILLE AL 34 MICHAEL A FRITZ SR FRITZ HUGHES AND HILL LLC 1784 TALIAFERRO TRAIL SUITE A MONTGOMERY AL 34 S MITCHELL HOWIE S MITCHELL HOWIE ATT AT LAW 107 NORTH SIDE SQUARE HUNTSVILLE AL 34 NELSON ALLEN NELSON ALLEN ATT AT LAW 1810 3RD AVE STE 113-121 JASPER AL 33 ANGELA M COOPER COOPER LAW FIRM 2151 GOVERNMENT ST MOBILE AL 32 DANIEL GARY HAMM HAMM AND WILKINS, PC 560 SOUTH MCDONOUGH ST STE A MONTGOMERY AL 32 DAVID VAUGHN DAVID VAUGHN ATT AT LAW PO BOX 2370 DAPHNE AL 32 GAIL DONALDSON BOND, BOTES, SHINN AND DONALDSON, P POST OFFICE BOX 4479 MONTGOMERY AL 31 KAREN DENISE WHITE-HUMPHREY KAREN D WHITE-HUMPHREY ATT AT LAW 101 NORTHSIDE SQUARE HUNTSVILLE AL 31 MARK E JOHNSON MARK E JOHNSON ATT AT LAW 123 NORTH MAIN STREET ARAB AL 31 SAMUEL L SULLIVAN JR SAMUEL L SULLIVAN JR, ATT AT LAW PO BOX 2707 JASPER AL 31 ALAN LAVON JACKSON ALAN L JACKSON LLC PO BOX 526 BOAZ AL 30 BRENT T DAY BRENT T DAY ATT AT LAW PO BOX 2545 MOBILE AL 30 HEATHER M BELLEW GINA H MCDONALD AND ASSOCIATES, PO BOX 624 ONEONTA AL 30 CINDEE D HOLMES CINDEE D HOLMES ATT AT LAW 1909 5TH AVE N STE 200 BIRMINGHAM AL 29 MARCIE FOSTER MARCIE FOSTER ATT AT LAW 5635 WEISS LAKE BLVD LEESBURG AL 29 Page 2 of 234 Chapter 7 Case Filings 722 Redemption Funding, Inc., toll-free: (888) 721-2800 January - December 2013 Attorney Firm Name Address City ST Case Count GERALD MACK FREEMAN GERALD MACK FREEMAN ATT AT LAW PO BOX 622 ODENVILLE AL 28 MELINDA MURPHY DIONNE MELINDA MURPHY DIONNE, PC 9217 OLD GREENSBORO RD TUSCALOOSA AL 28 TERRIE S OWENS TERRIE S OWENS ATT AT LAW PO BOX 3123 MOBILE AL 28 HARVEY B CAMPBELL JR CAMPBELL AND CAMPBELL, PC 400 S COURT SQUARE TALLADEGA AL 27 KARYL L RASMUSSEN CAMERON LAW FIRM PO BOX 141 CHELSEA AL 27 BRADLEY A HAWLEY THE LAW OFFICE OF DAVID
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