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As the “Heart of Dixie” approaches its 2019 Bicentennial, attorney-author Julian L. Two chapters involve other lawyers: a “DUI king” and a family of eight lawyers practicing together. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald enjoyed the same Montgomery neighborhood in which Helen Keller’s sister lived and the fam…

Only in Alabama

More Colorful True Stories from a Lawyer's Life, 2016-2019

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  • Paperback

    240 pages

  • Release Date

    15 August 2019

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Summary

As the “Heart of Dixie” approaches its 2019 Bicentennial, attorney-author Julian L. McPhillips Jr. again draws upon his colorful cases and clients to explore some of the unique aspects of the mind, spirit, and culture of his home state. Two chapters involve other lawyers: a “DUI king” and a family of eight lawyers practicing together. Another relates how in the 1930s F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald enjoyed the same Montgomery neighborhood in which Helen Keller’s sister lived and the famous K…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781588384058
ISBN-10:1588384055
Author:Bill Baxley, Julian L. McPhillips, Jr., Julian L. McPhillips
Publisher:University of Georgia Press
Imprint:NewSouth Books
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:240
Release Date:15 August 2019
Weight:363g
Dimensions:152mm x 229mm
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Only in Alabama by Bill Baxley - ISBN: 9781588384058
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What They're Saying

Critics Review

This book is an enjoyable and easy read for lawyers and non-lawyers … Julian’s love for our state is evident in every chapter. I am very thankful that he came back to Alabama four decades ago and has spent his life and career trying to improve the quality of life for all our citizens.

– Bill Baxley, former Alabama Attorney General

About The Author

Bill Baxley

JULIAN L. MCPHILLIPS JR. (1946-2025) was born in Birmingham, Alabama; grew up in Cullman; and attended Sewanee Military Academy, Princeton, and Columbia University Law. After four years as a Wall Street attorney, Julian returned to Alabama in 1975 as an Assistant Attorney General. From 1977, his private law practice involved considerable civil rights and public interest work. McPhillips was the subject of the People’s Lawyer, Civil Rights in My Bones, and the autobiography, Only in Alabama. He won numerous awards from the SCLC, NAACP, and other civil rights groups. McPhillips was also co-founder (with his wife Leslie) of the Scott and Zelda Museum and lay minister/administrator of Christ the Redeemer Episcopal Church.

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