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The Law 251 Podcast

Episode 02 July 15, 2026

Could a Tragedy Have Been Prevented? The Reginald Adams Drowning Case

On this episode of Law 251, attorneys Desi Tobias and Lacey Smith of Tobias & Comer Law discuss a recent Alabama wrongful death case involving the.

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On this episode of Law 251, attorneys Desi Tobias and Lacey Smith of Tobias & Comer Law discuss a recent Alabama wrongful death case involving the drowning of an 18-year-old at a country club pool that was operating without the required certified lifeguards.

They explain:

🏊 Why safety regulations exist and why they matter

⚖️ How Alabama’s unique wrongful death law works

🔍 The importance of preserving evidence after a serious accident

💬 What families should know if they’re searching for answers following a tragedy

The conversation also serves as a timely reminder that drowning can happen quickly and quietly, making water safety especially important during the summer months.

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