How long do I have to file a claim?
In most personal injury cases in Alabama, you have two years from the date of the incident to file. There are exceptions, but the clock starts ticking quickly. Getting started early helps us collect evidence and build a stronger case, so it’s best not to wait.
Don’t risk losing your right to compensation—reach out today, even if you’re just exploring your options.
What is my case worth?
That’s one of the most common questions we hear. The honest answer? It varies. Your case’s value depends on lots of factors: your medical bills, how long you’re away from work, whether your injury is permanent—and how pain and disruption have affected your life.
We work hard to recover the best outcome for every client.
Can I sue if I'm hurt by a product?
If a defective product like a tool, machine, or device caused your injury, it’s critical to preserve the product and take photos of what went wrong. Without the actual product, you may lose your ability to bring a claim in Alabama.
If you think a faulty product contributed to your injury, contact our team to schedule a free case review.
How long will my case take?
Every case is different, so the timeline really depends on the specifics of your situation. Some cases can be resolved in a few months through settlement. Others, especially complex cases, may take a year or more, particularly if they go to trial.
We’ll keep your case moving, keep you informed, and do everything in our power to reach the best possible outcome—no matter how long it takes.
What if I’m injured on someone else’s property?
If you slip, trip, or fall somewhere that isn’t yours — like a store or business — speak up immediately. Tell the owner, snap photos of the hazard (and your injuries), and let us help you determine if it’s a case of negligence.
Property owners have a responsibility to keep their premises safe, and when they don’t, you may be entitled to compensation.
What if the person who hit me doesn’t have insurance?
If the other driver has no insurance, your own policy may include uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage. It’s built into most auto policies unless you specifically declined it.
We’ll help you file a claim and fight to get the benefits you’ve already paid for.
What is a contingency fee?
We don’t charge upfront fees or based on billable hours. Instead, we only get paid when our clients do.
Our fee is always percentage of the recovery—and you don’t owe us anything unless we win your case.
If you or a loved one has been injured at no fault of your own, contact us today.
What is a wrongful death case?
When someone loses their life due to someone else’s negligence—whether in a car accident, at work, or due to a defective product—their loved ones may have a wrongful death claim.
If you believe another’s actions were to blame for the loss of a loved one, we’ll help guide you through the legal process with care to pursue justice on their behalf.