Background
Max, Rodney A. was born on January 28, 1947 in Cincinnati, Ohio, United States.
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Author: Case Note, p. 394, Volume 4, No. 2, Cumberland Law Review, Fall, 1973. "A Judicial Interpretation of the Nixon Administration," Volume 6, No.
1, Cumberland Law Review, Spring, 1975. "Blasting - An Abnormally Dangerous Activity in Need of a Strict Liability Standard," Commercial Law Review, Volume 11, No. 1980-1981 -
"Arbitration - The Alternative to Timely, Costly Litigation," 42 Alabama Lawyer 309, Alabama Trial Lawyers Journal Commercial Litigator Column, April, 1981.
"A New Tort in Alabama: Wrongful Employment Termination in Violation of Public Policy," Volume 12:1, American Journal of Trial Advocacy. "Modern Arbitration for Alabama: A Concept Whose Time Has Come," Cumberland Law Review, Volume 25, No. 1, 1994-1995.
Rodney A. Max
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American University and University of Florida (Bachelor of Arts, 1970). Cumberland School of Law of Samford University (Juris Doctor, cum laude, 1975). Harvard School of Negotiation (1996).
Career
Worked at Sirote & Permutt, Professional Corporation (Birmingham, Alabama) specializing in Civil and Criminal Litigation, Corporation, Securities, Administrative, Labor, Taxation, Estate Planning, Probate and Trusts, Hospital and Health Care, Commercial, Including Collections, Bankruptcy, Natural Resources, Computer, Banking, Real Property, Corporate, Municipal and Tax-Exempt Financing, Antitrust, Environmental, Trademark and Copyright, Customs and Sports and Entertainment Law, Aviation Law, Intellectual Property Law, Public Contracting Law, Family Law, Mergers and Acquisitions, Employee Retirement Income Security Act and Employee Benefit Plans, Employee Retirement Income Security Act Litigation, Product Liability, Insurance, Immigration and Naturalization, Alternative Dispute Resolution (Arbitration and Mediation). Admitted to the bar, 1975, Alabama and Florida. 1977, United States. Court of Appeals, 5th and 11th Circuits.
United States.
District Court, Northern, Middle and Southern Districts of Alabama. United States. Supreme Court. Omicron Delta Kappa. Member, Cumberland Law Review.
Member, Curia Honoris, Cumberland School of Law.
Author: Case Note, p. 394, Volume 4, Number. 2, Cumberland Law Review, Fall, 1973.
"A Judicial Interpretation of the Nixon Administration," Volume 6, Number. 1, Cumberland Law Review, Spring, 1975.
"Blasting - An Abnormally Dangerous Activity in Need of a Strict Liability Standard," Commercial Law Review, Volume 11, Number.
1980-1981. "Arbitration - The Alternative to Timely, Costly Litigation," 42 Alabama Lawyer 309, Alabama Trial Lawyers Journal Commercial Litigator Column, April, 1981. "A New Tort in Alabama: Wrongful Employment Termination in Violation of Public Policy," Volume 12:1, American Journal of Trial Advocacy.
"Modern Arbitration for Alabama: A Concept Whose Time Has Come," Cumberland Law Review, Volume 25, Number.
1, 1994-1995. Member, Alabama Supreme Court Standing Committee on Appellate Procedure, 1979-1983. Member: Birmingham (Member, Executive Committee, 1989-1992, Secretary/Treasurer, 1993) and American (Member, Alternative Dispute Resolution Section and Litigation Section) Bar Associations.
Alabama State Bar (Member, Business Torts/AntiTrust Section.
Chairman, Task Force for Alternative to Dispute Resolution, 1989-1990. Company-Chairman, Interface Message Processor Increased Minority Participation Task Force). The Florida Bar; Alabama Trial Lawyers Association.
The Association of Trial Lawyers of America.
American Arbitration Association (State Advisory Chairman). Alabama Defense Lawyers Association.
American Academy of Attorney Mediators. Military: With United States.
Army, 1970-1972
One of the largest firms in Alabama, Sirote & Permutt is a diverse and technologically advanced regional law practice.
After celebrating its golden anniversary in 1996, the firm ushered in its second half-century with the launching of its comprehensive Web site. Following the evolving technology of the business climate, the state-wide offices of Sirote & Permutt have also enjoyed sharing a single data repository and being linked for seamless digital communication.
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Author: Case Note, p. 394, Volume 4, No. 2, Cumberland Law Review, Fall, 1973. "A Judicial Interpretation of the Nixon Administration," Volume 6, No.
1, Cumberland Law Review, Spring, 1975. "Blasting - An Abnormally Dangerous Activity in Need of a Strict Liability Standard," Commercial Law Review, Volume 11, No. 1980-1981 -
"Arbitration - The Alternative to Timely, Costly Litigation," 42 Alabama Lawyer 309, Alabama Trial Lawyers Journal Commercial Litigator Column, April, 1981.
"A New Tort in Alabama: Wrongful Employment Termination in Violation of Public Policy," Volume 12:1, American Journal of Trial Advocacy. "Modern Arbitration for Alabama: A Concept Whose Time Has Come," Cumberland Law Review, Volume 25, No. 1, 1994-1995.
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Member, Cumberland Law Review. Member, Curia Honoris, Cumberland School of Law.
