Law Offices of Elliott Owen Lipinsky
Alabama Black Belt and River Region Locations
Local representation starts with understanding the road, court, and community involved. Elliott Owen Lipinsky is a Selma-based Alabama attorney who represents people in personal injury, wrongful death, and criminal defense matters across Dallas County, West Alabama’s Black Belt, Montgomery, and the River Region.
Choose the page for your community below. Each local guide explains nearby courts, common travel routes, the kinds of matters the firm evaluates, and practical steps to take before evidence or deadlines are lost.
West Alabama and the Black Belt
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Dallas County and Selma — the firm’s home base and the center of its West Alabama practice.
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Wilcox County and Camden.
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Perry County, Marion, and Uniontown.
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Lowndes County and communities along U.S. Highway 80.
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Orrville and rural Dallas County communities.
Montgomery and the River Region
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Pike Road and Pike County.
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Wetumpka and Elmore County.
Legal services available across the region
For an injury claim, start with the Personal Injury practice hub, the Alabama Car Accident Lawyer page, or the Wrongful Death page. The firm evaluates car, truck, motorcycle, pedestrian, premises-liability, and serious-injury matters.
If you face an investigation or charge, begin with Criminal Defense, DUI Defense, or Drug Charges Defense.
Why the local page matters
The right court, investigating agency, filing deadline, and source of evidence can change with the location and facts. A rural-road collision may require fast work to preserve video, vehicle data, and witness information. A criminal matter may involve municipal, district, circuit, or federal court. These pages help you begin in the right place without pretending that every case is the same.
A direct, local case review
Every matter turns on its own facts, deadlines, and court. Call (334) 230-7986 or start a free case review. Your inquiry goes to the Law Offices of Elliott Owen Lipinsky—not a national intake call center.
Submitting an inquiry does not create an attorney-client relationship. Representation begins only after the firm accepts the matter in writing. No result can be promised.
