We're aggressive Birmingham trial attorneys fueled by our passion for people like you. We take fewer cases than other personal injury law firms in Alabama. This is so we can provide the utmost care to your situation. Although we have the resources of a large personal injury firm, we serve you with the attention and compassion of a small injury firm.
We work day in and day out to achieve justice and a top-dollar settlement for you. Whenever you need an update on your case or a listening ear, you can call your attorney day or night, 365 days a year.
We’re in it for the long haul, and we’ll do it together.We help our clients with the following case types, but please reach out if you don’t see your situation listed.
The Alabama accident report from the State Troopers plays a crucial role in your claim. For example, the crash report can help explain why you are not at fault. This can directly affect how much an insurance company offers you. Fortunately, the Alabama state trooper’s–aka the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA)–makes it easy for you to obtain a copy...
Motorcycles are one of the most exciting and thrilling modes of transportation. However, they are also one of the most dangerous. Whether you are an avid motorcycle rider or someone looking to get your license, it is important to have a basic understanding of motorcycle laws and regulations so that you can stay safe. The motorcycle accident attorneys at...
One of the most common questions we get from clients is “what are the attorney fees for the Camp Lejeune water contamination lawsuit?” Although most other law firms are charging fees of 40%, our Camp Lejeune attorney fees are 20% or 25% of the total recovery, depending on the stage your case is resolved or settled. Camp Lejeune Attorney...
When you present a personal injury claim to a defendant’s insurance company, you expect them to handle your claim with professionalism and try to resolve it within a reasonable amount of time. In other situations, you may encounter delays from your own insurance company. When an insurance company delays resolving a claim, it may be guilty of acting in...
If you or a loved one has suffered an injury resulting from medical malpractice, you may consider filing a medical malpractice lawsuit. However, you do not have forever to file your lawsuit, as there is a statute of limitations restricting your time. Do not hesitate to contact an Alabama medical malpractice attorney as soon as possible. Alabama Statute of...
US Highway 431 in Alabama is a 353 mile stretch of road between the Alabama and Tennessee border. Often referred to as the “Highway to Hell,” Hwy 431 in Alabama obtained the reputation for the deadliest highway in the world. If you are involved in a car accident on Highway 431 in Alabama, a qualified personal injury attorney can...
Insurance companies frequently offer money settlements to injured parties after accidents happen. An initial insurance company settlement offer can represent all the costs from your injury, or it more often can mean a lowball offer. Here are six things you should know about insurance company settlements and questions to ask before accepting a settlement. 1. How Do Insurance Settlements...
Potential clients often ask us: “What Percentage Will You Take On My Case?” The percentage charged by Alabama injury attorneys charge typically depends on the type of case and what stage the case gets resolved. One of the unique features of personal injury law is that lawyers don’t necessarily charge by the hour. Instead, they might offer a “no...
Being involved in a car accident can be a traumatic experience. It’s even more challenging when you have to navigate the legal aftermath. Choosing the right Birmingham car accident attorney is crucial. It can make a significant difference in the outcome of your case. We aim to assist you in this critical decision by providing comprehensive information on what...
After any type of accident, you can bring a personal injury lawsuit against the party you believe to be responsible for your injuries. In the vast majority of personal injury cases, you must prove that the other party was legally negligent before recovering any damages. To prove another party acted negligently, Alabama negligence law requires you to establish each...
