TUSCALOOSA ATTORNEYS
WELCOME TO THE BROWNE HOUSE LAW GROUP
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WHO WE ARE
Browne House Law Group is organized to provide legal services in a different way. The founders of Browne House Law were unsatisfied with the two dominant models of providing legal services – large firms and solo practitioners. While large firms can pool resources and provide a large variety of services, their size and institutional bureaucracy can limit their flexibility and ability to provide legal services to a wide variety of clients. Large firms sacrifice customer service for efficiency. On the other hand, solo practitioners have maximum flexibility in how they provide legal services to their clients, but they lack the economies of scale that come with pooling resources at larger firms. Browne House Law combines the best of both models and does so outside of the traditional law firm dynamic.
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MEET OUR ATTORNEYS
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Bret R. Smith has a background and experience unique to the practice of law.
A 1991 graduate of the United States Air Force Academy, Bret served the United States as an Air Force officer and jet pilot before attending law school at the University of Alabama.
BRET R. SMITH
My name is Daniel Pruet and I am an attorney based in Tuscaloosa, AL. Though I was raised in Tuscaloosa, I have lived all over the country. I earned my undergraduate degree from the University of Alabama and I spent seven years working in the restaurant business. In 2005, I obtained my Juris Doctor from Thomas Goode Jones School of Law. In addition to graduating first in my class, I won multiple trial competitions and competed against other law students from across the country.
DANIEL F. PRUET
Kimberly Bawgus King spent the first five years of her career representing clients involved in civil litigation, including products and medical liability lawsuits, wrongful death cases, and banking fraud.
KIMBERLY BAWGUS KING
Hudson received his Juris Doctorate from The University of Alabama School of Law, where he served as a published contributor and the Executive Articles Editor of the Law and Psychology Review.
HUDSON CHESHIRE
Jason practices, teaches, and writes about the law. Before moving to Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Jason was a lawyer in Kentucky and Colorado where he represented the interests of consumers and small businesses.
JASON P. BAILEY
BROWNE HOUSE LAW GROUP
WE FIGHT FOR YOUR JUSTICE
WHY CHOOSE US
YOU NEED ANSWERS
No matter your legal need, the world of law is often hard to navigate clearly. We give you the right answers, not more questions.
EXPERT ADVICE
Legal matters aren’t always straight-forward. We’re highly-trained and experienced attorneys and it’s our mission to educate and assist our clients above all else.
WE CARE
Legal matters impact lives. We’re a group of compassionte counselors on a mission to help each and every one of our clients in a personal and caring manner.
RESULTS-FOCUSED
It’s our goal to resolve your toughest problems to your complete satisfaction. We’ll help you get the end-result you desire, no matter your legal challenges.
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LATEST NEWS
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When to File Your Appeal Part 2 – Court Says “Not Yet”
Narrow Window to File Appeal What's the right time to file an appeal in Alabama? Usually you'd wait until your case is finished and then file within the time allowed after the case is over, usually 42 days (depending on the type of case). Wait too long to file your...
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Car Accident Trial Had Enough Evidence To Go To Jury
How Do We Really Know Car Accident Caused Your Injuries? Personal injury cases often boil down to two issues, damages and causation. Even when the victim of a car accident is hurting, the insurance company may question whether the accident caused the resulting...
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Supreme Court Limits Property Seizure with Arrest
The U.S. Constitution Limits Police Seizures The United States Supreme court has ruled that the Eighth Amendment's prohibition against excessive fines applies to the states. Originally the Bill of Rights applied only to actions of the federal, not state, government. ...
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