Alabama Adjusters

Since your question is state specific dealing with the interpretation of Alabama statutes you need to seek counsel with an Alabama counsel. In Louisiana where I am licensed, rather than contemplating a civil rights suit, I would explore the possibilities of seeking some form of declaratory judgment or perhaps some type of injunctive relief. One might wish to consider the laws for interpretation of statutes. Do the statutes prohibit the activity in which you wish to engage? I would suggest the answer is no since I doubt the Bar for the State of Alabama would approve your endeavor if there were statutes proscribing the activity. If the statutes do not prohibit the activity, is there any judicial interpretation via case law which has already addressed the issue you raise? What are the requirements for injunctive relief - specifically is there a requirement for the posting of a bond and must one suffer irreparable injury or putative irreparable injury as essential elements of injunctive relief. What are Alabama's procedural and substantive rules and statutes and cases relative to seeking a declaratory judgment decreeing the activity acceptable. Additionally, there may be avenues available for you to obtain relief in Alabama which you would only find through the use of an Alabama counsel. I hope that helps you in your predicament.