Byron Bart Slawson

Byron Bart Slawson's Answers (195)

Birmingham, AL

Business Lawyer at Birmingham, AL

Practice Areas: Business, Environmental and Natural Resources

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Can I have my potential partner charged with extortion and defamation

Byron's answer | Answered on September 10, 2014

You can make a police report and try to get it handled that way but best thing is to contact local lawyer and sue in civil court for fraud,...

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Do I need a lawyer for property damage if construction workers knowingly dumped asbestos in my yard and buried it?

Byron's answer | Answered on September 10, 2014

Yes contact a lawyer immediately. The asbestos material must be disposed of properly. It clearly wasn't. Not only can you get damages for...

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Can City be sued for any/all costs from resulting medical & other issues due to switch from river water to underground wells?

Byron's answer | Answered on September 10, 2014

Municipalities have wide latitude in acting as utilities. You don't have a case for the switch. You should have the water tested. If it doesn't...

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Can I stop perpetual care of a (real estate) cemetery lot for environmental concern reasons?

Byron's answer | Answered on September 10, 2014

This is not an environmental law question. It is a property question and could be answered by an Ark property atty. Best bet is to the sell the...

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I was arrested last night for poss of marwanna missdameaner I had nothing on me how much jail time will I do

Byron's answer | Answered on September 10, 2014

You should not go to jail for possession of marijuana if it was not on you. See a good lawyer and fight it and you will come out better.

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