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In the past fews months, far fewer cars have traveled Alabama roads and highways-thanks to the coronavirus, many people being temporarily sheltered at home, and everyone trying to follow Governor…
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Honesty. Integrity. Fairness. Equality. These are a few words we think of when we think about our medical system, and the people who are a part of it. We like…
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As a trial lawyer, one of the first steps in analyzing a worker’s compensation claim is determining whether the employee’s injury “arose out of” and “in the course of” his…
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Teeter Hang ups: The Cure for Chronic Low Back Pain or An invitation for Injury? The so called back inversion table is marketed as a product that can relieve back…
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Motorcyclists are susceptible to sustaining serious injuries when involved in a collision with another vehicle or motorcycle. Although motorcycles offer their drivers a lot of freedoms, they lack the safety…
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You may think when you change lanes to provide emergency vehicles on the road more room that you’re being generous and kind, but law enforcement wants you to know-it’s the…
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If you’ve been injured in a slip and fall accident on someone else’s property, then you might be entitled to compensation under Alabama law–even if a wet floor sign was…
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Overall highway safety has improved throughout the years–leading to safer drives and fewer injuries from automobile accidents. Despite this improvement, we’re still seeing more deadly commercial truck accidents. In fact,…
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Car accidents, common yet distressing events, can leave more than just immediate damage. In Alabama, a car accident occurs approximately every 200 seconds. Beyond the initial disruptions like police reports,…
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Owning a car is a necessity for many of us. Whether we’re commuting to work, school, or running errands, we spend a significant portion of our day driving. However, despite…
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