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Edward Still has almost 50 years of experience within the area of redistricting and vote casting rights, inclusive of representing instructors, educational help people, personnel, and employers in numerous criminal cases. Edward Still is a rather experienced lawyer who has been practising law in Alabama and Washington, D.C. since 1971. He started his profession in private exercise in Tuscaloosa and later moved to Birmingham, where he practiced till 1997. During his time in Washington, D.C., he served as the Director of the Voting Rights Project of the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law. He also worked as a Special Counsel to a outstanding regulation corporation in Washington before returning to Birmingham in 2002. With nearly 50 years of enjoy, Edward Still focuses on redistricting and vote casting rights. He has served as general suggest to the Alabama Democratic Party, represented numerous Alabama cities in redistricting cases, and represented minority residents in numerous cases under the Voting Rights Act. Additionally, he has represented instructors, educational guide workers, personnel, and employers in cases involving contractual and statutory rights, in addition to constitutional and civil rights. Edward Still is likewise recognized for co-authoring The USERRA Manual, a book by means of Thomson Reuters that provides valuable insights into prison subjects. His determination to upholding justice and advocating for his clients' rights has earned him a recognition as a professional and dependable lawyer in Birmingham, Alabama.

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  • USERRA
  • Constitutional Law
  • Voting & Elections

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