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Alabama prescribes an addback on intercompany interest
The Alabama Court of Civil Appeals affirmed a trial court’s determination that Pfizer could not deduct interest paid to its related Irish affiliate, finding that the “subject-to-tax exception” did not apply. Alabama requires the add back of interest payments made
Charles McCrory is Given Habeas Relief in Alleged Bite Mark Murder
A federal district judge has granted habeas relief to Charles McCrory in one of the wildest cases I’ve ever seen. Back in 1985, Charles McCrory was a 26 year-old tech worker and volunteer paramedic living in Andalusia, Alabama, about 2
EEOC Sues Frozen Snack Manufacturer Over Firing of Jewish Employee
The EEOC announced yesterday that it has filed suit against the Texas-based Bell Creameries, Inc. charging it with religious discrimination against a Jewish employee who was a body shop technician. The EEOC’s press release announcing the lawsuit said in part:According
Loyola University New Orleans Names Sports Lawyer LeBlanc as Associate Athletic Director for Compliance
Loyola University New Orleans has named Chad LeBlanc associate athletic director for compliance and administration, Assistant Vice President of Intercollegiate Athletics Brett Simpson announced Tuesday.LeBlanc brings 17 years of experience in intercollegiate athletics administration, including compliance positions at the NCAA
Negligent Hiring Doctrine Can Also Apply to Independent Contractors: August 2026 IC Compliance Legal News Update
Last month, one of the key legal developments involving independent contractors (ICs) was a decision by the highest court in Massachusetts involving a legal doctrine being used more frequently than ever against businesses that engage ICs: negligent hiring. Many companies
Knowles-Gardner on The Selma 29: When Courage Risked Conviction (Or Much, Much Worse)
Helen J. Knowles-Gardner, Institute for Free Speech, has published The Selma 29: When Courage Risked Conviction (Or Much, Much Worse). Here is the abstract.
The day after twenty-nine Black residents of Selma put their signatures to a petition calling
Two men stabbed at Holman prison after ADOC moved assailant with decade-long history of violence and sexual assault out of segregation
By Eddie Burkhalter, Appleseed researcher
The man the Alabama Department of Corrections (ADOC) believes was responsible for the kidnapping, torture, rape and death of 22-year-old Daniel Williams inside Staton Correctional Facility in 2023 stabbed two other men this week at
Appleseed welcomes new program assistant Kamora Porter
By Kamora Porter, Appleseed Program Assistant
My name is Kamora Porter, and I am honored to be joining Alabama Appleseed as the Program Assistant for Parole and Reentry. As a recent graduate of Emory University, where I earned two degrees
FERC Requires MBR Applicant to Adopt Affiliate’s Mitigation Measures
On August 28, 2026, FERC granted Hillsboro Solar, LLC’s (Hillsboro) authorization to make wholesale sales of electric energy, capacity, and ancillary services at market-based rates (MBR) on the condition that Hillsboro adopt the same market power mitigation as Hillsboro’s affiliate,