The Birmingham office of Bradley Arant Boult Cummings has added partner Leigh Anne Hodge in its Birmingham office. Hodge, who specializes in health care litigation, was previously a partner at Balch & Bingham. Her addition takes to 15 the number of health care attorneys who have joined BABC since late last year.

A practicing nurse before she went to law school, Ms. Hodge holds a J.D. (summa cum laude) from Cumberland School of Law and a B.S. (with honors) from the University of Alabama. She is the Treasurer of the American Inns of Court in Birmingham; a member of the Health Law Section of the Alabama Bar; and a member of the Executive Committee of the Autism and Behavioral Health Center in Birmingham. She previously served as an adjunct professor of health law transactions at Cumberland School of Law.

LifeWay Christian Resources has acquired a 19-year-old Christian student camp and conference organizer based in Birmingham. The companies aren't sharing many details of the deal, but say they work with more than 100,000 youths each year and will continue to market their services separately.

"Both of our organizations provide conferences and camps in slightly different ways that meet needs of individual churches and student ministries," Trueblood explained. "Many of those differences won't change so that we can continue to meet specific needs of individual churches.

Lightning 100 has hired a veteran of the Birmingham and South Carolina radio scene to fill the program director seat left vacant earlier this year by the sudden death of David Hall. Dave Rossi will start work at WRLT on May 14.