The No Surprises Act
Posted by Mary Malea Sellers on January 7, 2022 
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A Resolution to Give in the Magic City
Posted by Mary Malea Sellers on January 8, 2021
Christmastime is a time of giving, and giving this past year was more important than ever. So many individuals and families across the state, nation and world have been negatively impacted by the Coronavirus. Jobs have been lost, furloughs have left a permanent impact on budgets, stress has been at an all-time high, and things some could once easily afford were, and still are, out of reach. Our firm, Riley & Jackson Attorneys, would like to shed some light on...
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Reasons Why Age Should Not Impact Your Decision to Write A Will
Posted by Mary Malea Sellers on September 16, 2020
There is a common misconception among the public that the only people who actually need a will are the elderly or people who work in high-risk professions. While those both of those demographics certainly do need wills, they are far from the only ones. You Need A Will If: Do you have children? If so, you need a will. While you may assume that in the event of both you and your spouse dying simultaneously, your parents would take guardianship...
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Coronavirus and Business Interruption
Posted by Mary Malea Sellers on March 17, 2020
BUSINESS INTERRUPTION AND THE CORONAVIRUS THE COVID-19 SMALL BUSINESS ECONOMIC LOSS CLAIM Many businesses around the country are suffering drastic and unexpected revenue reductions related to the coronavirus (COVID-19) global pandemic. As these companies search for ways to continue operating and paying their employees, they may be overlooking insurance coverage for which they have been paying premiums. Business interruption loss coverage is a common form of commercial insurance that may be contained within or provided as a rider to commercial...
Read more >Justice for an Elderly Woman
Posted by Mary Malea Sellers on December 13, 2019
Riley & Jackson, P.C. tried a wrongful death lawsuit in Jefferson County, Alabama Circuit Court. The trial lasted 9 days. The trial team included attorneys Rob Riley, Keith Jackson, and Jeremiah Mosley, along with paralegal, Mary Malea Sellers. Our elderly client was killed by a known criminal while she lived in subsidized housing. The criminals were not residents of the housing complex and one ultimately killed our client while they were on the property. $10,000,000 Verdict Riley & Jackson, P.C.,...
Read more >Mom’s in a nursing home, but is she safe? Tips on how to tell
Posted by Mary Malea Sellers on November 13, 2018
The day finally came where you had to move your loved one into a nursing home facility. You did all your research, asked all your friends, and looked at online reviews. You and your family chose what you thought was the perfect place for Mom. Mom moves in, and your family breathes a sigh of relief. Some of the time, that’s the end of the story. Mom gets great physical and mental attention, she enjoys and interacts with the staff...
Read more >Do I Need A Will?
Posted by Mary Malea Sellers on May 15, 2018
Do I need a Last Will and Testament? The most common question I am asked by friends and acquaintances is “Do I really need a Will?” I am a strong believer that all people need a Last Will and Testament. It does not matter how much money you make, whether you own any real estate, or how many things you own. It is your last chance to leave your earthly possessions to your family members, friends, or charities. A Will...
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