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This firm draws on defense-side experience, from years representing insurance companies and corporations, and we put it to work now for injured people and for businesses across Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina.

Constantin Post, Litigation Attorney
Litigation Attorney

Constantin Post

cpost@hooverinjurylawyers.com

Constantin Post is a litigation attorney serving clients across Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina. He spent years on the defense side, representing insurers and their insureds, from drivers to manufacturers, architects and engineers, small businesses, hotels, and oil-and-gas training facilities. He tried those cases against many of the same plaintiff firms people consider hiring today. That work showed him how an insurer evaluates, prepares, and defends a claim, and he applies it now on the other side.

A 2018 Cumberland School of Law graduate, Constantin competed nationally in advocacy tournaments and served as Senior Editor of the American Journal of Trial Advocacy. He leads the firm's equine and exotic animal law practice, covering sale, boarding, liability, and regulatory matters involving horses and exotic animals across all three states. He also handles catastrophic injury cases, products liability claims, and complex litigation against insurance companies and corporate defendants. His trial results have been reported in the Alabama Jury Verdict Reporter.

Constantin listens first and explains matters in plain terms. He returns calls, answers questions, and keeps clients current on where a case stands. Clients come to him with a problem to solve, and he treats them accordingly.

Legal Education

Cumberland School of Law

Background

Former Insurance Defense

Yu Huang, Litigation Attorney
Litigation Attorney

Yu Huang

yhuang@hooverinjurylawyers.com

A Chilton County native, Yu Huang is a litigation attorney serving clients across Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina, including Hoover, Birmingham, Bessemer, Clanton, and surrounding communities. He represents injured people across all three states.

A 2015 Cumberland School of Law graduate, Yu has represented clients in serious motor vehicle accidents, including multi-vehicle collisions, commercial truck accidents, and catastrophic injuries. He prepares each case carefully and builds arguments that hold up in settlement negotiations and at trial.

Yu is direct with his clients about where a case stands and what to realistically expect. He keeps them informed at every stage and pursues the recovery the law of their state allows.

Legal Education

Cumberland School of Law

Practice Focus

Car & Truck Accident Litigation

Notable Cases

Filed Matters of Public Record

A sample of matters our attorneys have filed. The docket numbers below are public record, and the filings are available for review.

Federal Class ActionOctober 29, 2020

Carter v. Bankhead Towers Apartments LTD, LLC et al.

U.S. District Court, N.D. Alabama · Docket: 2:20-cv-01700-NAD

A federal class action on behalf of 251 elderly and disabled residents of a federally subsidized Birmingham high-rise. The complaint alleged that management collected full rent while a bed bug infestation spread through the units. The City of Birmingham later condemned the building as uninhabitable. The complaint pleaded six counts, including willful HUD violations, deceptive practices, and breach of the warranty of habitability.

Lead counsel: Constantin PostView docket
Premises Liability / TRODecember 2025

Eight Danville Residents v. Inner Circle Shooting Range

Lawrence County Circuit Court, Alabama · Docket: Active

A ten-count complaint on behalf of eight neighboring families alleging negligence, nuisance, and trespass after bullets escaped the range and struck occupied homes. The court granted a TRO and a 500-foot stay-away order. The range subsequently halted long-range service pending resolution.

Lead counsel: Constantin Post
In the News

Our Work, Covered by the Press

Independent news outlets, from local television stations to the national legal press, have covered the cases our attorneys have litigated. Every link below goes straight to that reporting.

ClassAction.org · October 30, 2020

‘Uninhabitable’: Bankhead Towers Apartments Operators Hit with Class Action Over Alleged Refusal to Address Bed Bug Problem

National legal-news coverage of the Carter v. Bankhead Towers class action. “Residents feared falling asleep, afraid of the vermin gorging upon their blood… Residents grew to feel shame and humiliation for the pervasive presence of vermin.”

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CBS 42 / WIAT · October 11, 2024

Residents cleared out of condemned apartments, put up in hotels by property owner

The City of Birmingham condemned Bankhead Towers as “unsafe and unfit for human habitation” four years after the class action was filed. Residents described bed bugs that forced one tenant to discard $8,000 in furniture. “Living under a bridge would have been better.”

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WHNT News 19 · December 3, 2025

Lawrence County residents file negligence lawsuit against gun range, owners say it’s following laws and made changes for safety

The first report on the case: residents say bullets escaped the range and struck their homes, and the owners blocked their road after receiving the complaint. “My clients and their grandchildren are afraid of being shot on their property,” Post said.

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Rocket City Now · December 4, 2025

Lawrence County residents sue shooting range for safety violations, allege retaliation with road blockade

Eight Danville residents filed a 10-count amended complaint after bullets escaped the range and the owner blocked their only road during Thanksgiving week. Post called it “deliberate retaliation designed to cause maximum distress.”

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1819 News · December 4, 2025

Lawsuit filed against Lawrence County shooting range after nearby residents allege bullets striking homes, near child’s bedroom

Residents allege that bullets from Inner Circle Shooting Range struck near a child’s bedroom window and one home was hit by a dozen bullets since the range opened in 2024. Our firm filed suit on their behalf.

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WAFF 48 News · December 4, 2025

Lawrence County residents file lawsuit against shooting range

Neighbors allege stray bullets struck their homes, some inches from a child’s bedroom window. “My clients would like to stand in their front yards alongside their grandchildren and not be shot.”

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WAFF 48 News · December 5, 2025

Judge orders gun range owner to remove fence blocking shared driveway

After the range owner blocked a driveway the neighbors had used for 20 years, the judge ruled in their favor. “If this continues, someone will get shot… Every right comes with responsibility,” Post said.

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WHNT News 19 · February 2, 2026

Lawrence County gun range to stop long-range service amid lawsuit

Both sides agreed to halt long-range shooting while the case proceeds. “You can freely and fully enjoy your Second Amendment rights while shooting safely,” Post said. “We’re asking folks to enjoy their rights, but uphold their duties.”

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