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Lakeman & Peagler, LLC — Birmingham, Alabama

The American justice system is the finest on earth. Unfortunately, if you've recently been arrested for DUI with a blood-alcohol content (BAC) of .08 or greater, or have suffered a serious personal injury — AND you are not a trained legal professional — that fact will do you little good without the advice and representation that a skilled lawyer can provide.

We help people understand the law, protect their legal rights, and navigate the legal system to achieve successful outcomes. If you need this kind of legal help — contact Lakeman & Peagler, LLC today.

Lakeman & Peagler, LLC was founded with a mission to serve clients in a different way than law firms often do. We believe in giving clients more than they expect at all times, that "going the extra mile" shouldn't be extra, that there is a best possible outcome in each and every case, and finally, that we have what it takes to achieve it.

Today, our practice is dedicated to giving people the best of all possible worlds: Excellent legal representation AND a level of personal attention and service that's difficult to find anywhere you look.

Committed to Our Clients, Our Communities and Results

Founding attorneys Barron Lakeman and Zach Peagler are both graduates of the University of Alabama Law School and are extremely proud to be a part of the Birmingham community and citizens of this state. Both are fully committed to serving the community with skill and to doing all they can to achieve successful results for the people our firm represents.

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Whether your concerns involve drinking and driving, drug trafficking, a serious personal injury, or less immediate legal needs like real estate closing services — contact our firm for a free initial consultation regarding your case and experience the focused legal representation and personal attention you deserve.

"The following language is required pursuant to Rule 7.2, Alabama Rules of Professional Conduct. No representation is made that the quality of legal services to be performed is greater than the quality of legal services performed by other lawyers."