Background
Hill, Samuel M. was born on May 6, 1962 in Randolph County, North Carolina, United States.
Hill, Samuel M. was born on May 6, 1962 in Randolph County, North Carolina, United States.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (Bachelor of Arts, with honors, 1984). University of Michigan (Juris Doctor, 1987).
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, 1987, Alabama. Phi Beta Kappa; Delta Sigma Rho-Tau Kappa Alpha.
Note Editor, 1986-1987 and Member, 11985-1986 Michigan Law Review.
Author: Videotaping Children"s Testimony: An Empirical View," 85 Mich.L.Rev. 809 (1987); Excerpted in "Social Science and the Law: Cases and Materials," (The Foundation Press, Incorporated.
2nd educated 1990); Book Notice, a review of Henry Pontell"s A Capacity to Punish, 84 Mich.L.Rev.
765 (1986); Text of speeches featured in: G. Rodman, Public Speaking: An Introduction to Message Preparation, (Holt, Rinehart, Winston 3rd educated 1986); F. Capp, Basic Oral Communication, (Prentice-Hall Publishers 4th educated
1985). Toward a Definition of the "Institutional Buyer of Securities in Alabama: A Modest Proposal, Cumberland Law Review Volume 25 Number.
1 (1994-1995). Recipient: Scribes Award, American Society of Writers on Legal Subjects. Judicial Clerk to Samuel J. Ervin, III, Chief Judge, United States.
Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, 1987-1988. Member: Birmingham and American Bar Associations.
Alabama State Bar; American Indian Law Students Association (AILSA, University of Michigan Chapter).
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.
Member: Birmingham and American Bar Associations. Alabama State Bar; American Indian Law Students Association (AILSA, University of Michigan Chapter).