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An entrepreneurial spirit with experienced legal know-how across a range of industries: these are the defining characteristics of the law firm of Sirote & Permutt.

From litigation to corporate, mortgage banking to tax, our legal professionals have both the passion and drive to provide professional services to our clients that meet their goals and objectives in the most efficient manner possible. We welcome you to Sirote.

Kiva Dunes

Sirote Wins Landmark Kiva Dunes Case

The US Tax Court issued a seminal decision in a controversy with the Internal Revenue Service concerning a taxpayer’s deduction for contributing a conservation easement to a land trust. The outcome was the result of a week-long trial, tried by Sirote Shareholders David M. Wooldridge and Ronald A. Levitt. The easement was donated by Kiva Dunes Conservation, LLC for the purpose of preserving wildlife habitat and open space vistas. The fair market value of the easement contributed was determined by the Tax Court to be almost $28.7 million. Read More

Healthcare

National Health Care Debate

Sirote shareholder and Health Care Counseling department head Lenora Pate participated in a recent panel discussing the current health care debate and the various issues facing our nation's citizens, businesses and elected officials.
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Mediation

Mediating E-Discovery

Sirote's Allison O'Neal Skinner is being noticed nationally for her work and writings on the topic of mediating e-discovery. In addition to teaching a new course at the University of Alabama School of Law, her work has also been mentioned by Texas attorney Peter Vogel on the blog Disputing. Read More

Sirote Supports

Holiday Food Drive

Sirote & Permutt, in conjunction with Bayer Properties, is hosting a holiday food drive. Collection will occur both at The Summit and in the ground floor of Sirote's offices at 2311 Highland Avenue S. The Sirote location will be open from Nov. 16 - Dec. 11 where client and the public are invited to drop off non-perishables. Collected food will be donated to Greater Birmingham Ministries and Collat Jewish Family Services.
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