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Who is Al Horn?

What is the Al Horn Scholarship?

Why can't you say Sheriff So and So is a crook?

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Mr. Horn is a graduate of The University of Alabama School of Law (1997), and of Birmingham-Southern College (1994), where he was on the dean’s list. Mr. Horn was a lawyer at Dilland, Gooze & King and later Dillard & Horn before starting his own firm in 2004. He is a member of the Birmingham Bar Association and the Alabama Association for Justice.

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A contingency fee is the percent of the final award a lawyer will receive as compensation. For some of these cases, lawyers will only be paid if there is a successful outcome.

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I retained Simone Horn for the custody case of my infant daughter. Simone and I met for an initial consultation and then we had a meeting, before my daughter was born, and we talked about getting a DNA test done and filed a court order for it. Simone recommenced a lab for the test.

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I retained Simone Horn for the custody case of my infant daughter. Simone and I met for an initial consultation and then we had a meeting, before my daughter was born, and we talked about getting a DNA test done and filed a court order for it. Simone recommenced a lab for the test.

What is Paul Horn Law?

Rest assured, Paul Horn Law firm exclusively specializes in living trust and probate matters. This is the only area of practice for every single member of our team, including paralegals and assistants.

Who is Paul Horn?

My name is Paul Horn. I am an attorney and CPA specializing in estate planning, including living trusts and probate representation (inheritance cases).

Can an attorney practice estate planning?

Any licensed attorney can practice in estate planning, but only a small percentage of elite attorneys are certified as specialists by the State Bar of California. In fact, less than 1% of all lawyers in California have been certified as a specialist in estate planning, trust, and probate law.

Who is Al Horn?

Atlanta Attorney Al Horn represented musicians. Musicians were the first group targeted by the police in the drug war. Musicians could not afford to pay Al's fee so starting around Halloween and lasting through every new year, Al threw a series of year-end parties in downtown Atlanta's Healey Building (at The Law Project of Reber Boult, et al.) and at various other party sites located in and around Atlanta. Musicians played at Al's parties for free. Al loved music and was constantly whistling, singing and making up witty songs. He made the astute observation that you can't say, "Sheriff so-and-so is a crook," because you'll get sued. However you can sing that Sheriff so-and-so is a crook and you're protected by the Constitution.#N#Al wrote and performed on Atlanta radio the song, "Don't Drive Hosea, Don't Drive" regarding the long string of DUI's charged against famed civil rights worker, Hosea Williams. Al won every one of about a dozen DUI cases brought against Hosea. He also wrote "How Are Things With Nakamura," as a spoof on the crime laboratory's inane method and procedure for testing alleged marijuana -- which is scientifically flawed yet still used in court. Al sang the spoof loudly and with gusto to every crime laboratory technician who came to court to testify in his marijuana cases.

What is the Al Horn Scholarship?

T he Al Horn Scholarship enables deserving criminal defense lawyers in Georgia to attend the National Criminal Defense College in Macon, a two-week, intensive trial practice program held each July. A number of GACDL members and attorneys outside of Georgia serve on the faculty of NCDC. The Al Horn Scholarship enables four or five GACDL attorneys each year to attend this program and is designed for experienced lawyers with substantial trial experience and as many as about fifty trials under their belts.

Why can't you say Sheriff So and So is a crook?

He made the astute observation that you can't say, "Sheriff so-and-so is a crook," because you'll get sued. However you can sing that Sheriff so-and-so is a crook and you're protected by the Constitution.