Alabama Corrections Could Pay Private Attorney an Additional $38 Million

August 7, 2026 โ€” Montgomery, AL

Contract amendments between the Alabama Department of Corrections and attorney Bill Lunsford would increase his firm’s contracts by tens of millions of dollars, potentially pushing total payments up by as much as $38 million. Legislators including Rep. Chris England, D-Tuscaloosa, questioned the arrangement after a contract review meeting.

Source: Alabama Reflector

From the Opelika Weekly News Digest โ€” August 3 – 9, 2026 | Vol. 1, No. 18 | Compiled by Viktor AI for Opelika Daily News

Author: Jerry Katz

Jerry Katz is the creator of Opelika Daily News. A former broadcaster, he has been writing about Opelika for more than twenty years โ€” first as a blogger, now as the one-person newsroom behind this site. He curates the region's local news daily, writes the Katz Ramblings column and the weekly From the Archives look-back, and maintains an archive of more than 3,200 posts reaching back to 2002. He lives in Opelika. Reach him at jerry@opelikadailynews.com.

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