The Nomberg Law Firm

10/15/2026

David Nomberg will be moderating a panel at the Workers’ Injury Law and Advocacy Group’s annual convention next week. The topic: building your team to resolve a catastrophic workers’ compensation claim.

10/14/2026

📺 Did you know Nomberg Law Firm has a YouTube channel?

We've got hundreds of videos covering personal injury, workers' compensation, Social Security disability, bankruptcy, and more!

Whether you're looking for answers to common legal questions or just want to better understand your rights, we've got you covered.

👉 Check out our channel and hit subscribe!

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10/14/2026

David’s tenure as WILG President comes to an end next week. Here he shares a few thoughts about this past year.

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10/09/2026

Thinking about using ChatGPT or another AI tool to organize your injury case before you meet with a lawyer? Bernard Nomberg says don't.

Insurance companies and investigators look for anything that can discredit you or your claim. Once your case details are in an AI tool, you can't be sure who sees them.

Get your information straight to your lawyer instead, and let them take it from there.

10/08/2026

Thinking about using ChatGPT to organize information before meeting with a lawyer? Think twice.

Medical records, accident details, personal information — once you enter sensitive information into an AI tool, you may not know who could eventually access it.

And unlike conversations with your attorney, AI chats aren't necessarily protected by attorney-client privilege.

Alabama attorney Bernard Nomberg explains why using AI to prepare for a legal consultation could put your privacy — and potentially your case — at risk.

10/05/2026

The Trials Podcast by Gartlan Injury Law: #12 The Trials Podcast – Inside Alabama Workers' Compensation Law with Bernard Nomberg.

Really enjoyed the conversation with Dothan lawyer Aaron Gartlan.

Podcast Episode · The Trials Podcast by Gartlan Injury Law · October 2 · 1h

10/04/2026

David is heading to Montana this week!

10/01/2026

Cashed out an IRA or 401(k) in the last six months? It may count toward the Chapter 7 means test.

The means test looks at your whole household's income, including a spouse's pay, rental income, and unemployment. That total is weighed against your household expenses to see if you qualify.

Bankruptcy attorney Steve Altmann explains what to look at before you file.

10/01/2026

Our October newsletter is out! 🍂

This month, we’re sharing firm news, recent updates, and practical legal information from the Nomberg Law Firm team.

Read the October newsletter here — and subscribe so you don’t miss future editions:

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09/30/2026

Think you qualify for Chapter 7 bankruptcy? Your paycheck isn’t the only income that counts.

The Chapter 7 means test can look at your total household income, including a spouse’s income, rental income, unemployment benefits, and even certain money taken from retirement accounts during the previous six months.

Bankruptcy attorney Steve Altmann explains what may be included when determining whether you qualify for Chapter 7.