"Building Oaks of Righteousness" will feature special guest speaker John Croyle, founder of the Big Oak Ranch, and worship leader Kim Hill, a Dove Award winning and Grammy-nominated musical artist. The event is free and open to the public. No tickets are required to attend. The event is sponsored by Beasley Allen law firm.

Leigh O'Dell encourages the community to attend Building Oaks of Righteousness.

Gardasil and Cervarix are similar drugs promoted as a cervical cancer vaccine. The vaccines have been linked to serious, adverse reactions and even death.

Beasley Allen founding shareholder Jere L. Beasley speaks out on recent Alabama Supreme Court decision in state Medicaid Fraud lawsuits; asks Court to grant oral argument.

Thomas J. Methvin, President of the Alabama State Bar discusses upcoming Pro Bono Week.

More than just a gaming system, the Wii has been changing perceptions about what exercise is all about, and making it accessible to people with limited physical abilities. The Wii offers a variety of virtual sports, including bowling, golf and tennis, using a handheld wireless controller.

Thomas J. Methvin, managing shareholder of the Montgomery law firm of Beasley, Allen, Crow, Methvin, Portis & Miles, P.C., is the 133rd president of the Alabama State Bar for the bar year 2009-2010.

The EPA has approved a plan to store the ash in a landfill in Perry County, Alabama. The TVA will begin immediately shipping the 3 million cubic yards of toxic coal ash; enough to fill 35,000 rail cars.

CBS Evening News examines the plight of people and families who hope to recover damages against General Motors.

In their bankruptcy proceedings, both Chrysler and GM are seeking protection from pending and future liability claims. If approved, they will not be responsible for any products manufactured before their Chapter 11 filings. If the government allows Chrysler and GM to escape accountability, responsibility and liability, it sets a dangerous precedent.