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Michael E. Bevers

Nakamura, Quinn & Walls, LLP

Suite 300, Landmark Center, 2100 First Avenue North  
Birmingham, AL 35203
(Jefferson)


Position: Associate

FAX: 205-323-1102

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Admitted: 1995, Alabama and U.S. District Court, Northern District of Alabama; 1997, U.S. Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit  

Law School: Miles Law School (J.D., summa cum laude, 1995)

College: Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland Institute of Music (B.Mus., 1979

Birth Date and Place: July 20, 1957, Marietta, Georgia


Practice Areas: Black Lung; Workers' Compensation; Social Security.  

Additional Information: Founding Editor, Miles Law Journal. Law Clerk to Presiding Circuit Judge H. Stuart Leach,
1996. Author: "The Right of a Suspect Stopped in Alabama for a Minor Traffic Offense to Receive
Miranda Warnings Prior to Questioning," 1 Miles Law Journal 1.

MEMBER: Birmingham, Bessemer and American (Member: Labor & Employment Section;
Workers' Compensation Committee) Bar Associations; Alabama State Bar (Member, Workers'
Compensation Section); The Association of Trial Lawyers of America (Member, Sections on:
Workers' Compensation; Social Security); Alabama Trial Lawyers Association.  

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Michael Bevers located?

Michael Bevers is located in Birmingham, AL at Suite 300, Landmark Center, 2100 First Avenue North  , 35203 (Jefferson County).

What are Michael Bevers's practice areas?

Michael Bevers's practice areas include: Black Lung; Workers' Compensation; Social Security.  .

What firm is Michael Bevers associated with?

Michael Bevers is associated with Nakamura, Quinn & Walls, LLP in Birmingham, AL.

Where did Michael Bevers attend law school?

Michael Bevers attended Miles Law School (J.D., summa cum laude, 1995) and Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland Institute of Music (B.Mus., 1979.

When was Michael Bevers admitted to the bar?

Michael Bevers was admitted to practice: 1995, Alabama and U.S. District Court, Northern District of Alabama; 1997, U.S. Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit  .