Case Study: The Law Office Of W. Christopher Weaver

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The Law Office of W. Christopher Weaver, PC, was created out of both duty and passion: a duty to practice the profession of law with integrity; a passion to help those among us who work hard and do the right thing, to no avail. We believe the more we work to protect the rights of these individuals, the better equipped these individuals will be to protect themselves and their families.

What makes us different?

1. We listen.
The first step to finding a solution is to first understand the problem. We will meet for an in-person consultation, discuss your reason for seeking representation and determine if we are the right fit to advocate on your behalf.

2. We give clear advice.
Legal language can be dense, and honestly, intimidating for the layperson. It is our goal be transparent and communicate the merits of your case as clearly as possible.

3. We empower
Corporations bet on consumers not knowing their rights. You will know the “what”, “how”, and “whys” …show more content…

Law Clerk, Jefferson County District Attorney’s Office; Birmingham, Alabama.

Legal Intern, Federal Defender for the Northern District of Alabama; Birmingham, Alabama.

Legal Intern, Federal Defender for the Middle District of Alabama; Montgomery, Alabama.

Judicial Intern, United States Chief Magistrate Judge Paul Greene (Retired), United States District Court for the Northern District of Alabama; Birmingham, Alabama.

Judicial Intern, Alabama Circuit Court Judge Alfred Bahakel (Retired), Alabama’s 10th Judicial Circuit Court – Criminal Division; Birmingham, Alabama.

Parole and Probation Officer, Birmingham Division of Jefferson County, State of Alabama Board of Pardons and Paroles; Birmingham,

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