Under longstanding Alabama law, the “owner or keeper” of a vicious or dangerous dog is legally responsible for any injuries caused by the animal.
Depositions in Personal Injury Cases – What Can I Expect?
Insurance companies can be difficult to work with when it comes to personal injury claims. In some instances, an insurance company may deny
Personal Property Damage Claims in Alabama
In Alabama, the measure of personal property damage is the difference between the reasonable market value of the property immediately before it was
Pedestrian Rules of the Road in Alabama
Most drivers are aware of the majority of rules that govern operation of motor vehicles on a public roadway. These rules are set forth in
What constitutes negligent entrustment in Alabama?
We are often asked whether a parent or an owner of a vehicle is responsible for the conduct of a child or another person using a vehicle with
Wrongful Death Claims in Alabama
In the very unfortunate situation where a person is killed by the wrongful act of another person or a corporation in Alabama, the heirs may make
What is “subrogation” and how does it affect my personal injury claim in Alabama?
Subrogation is the right of a third party – usually a health, disability or automobile insurance company – to recover money paid to or on behalf of
What does the Alabama Mandatory Insurance law mean for uninsured Alabama residents involved in a motor vehicle wreck?
The state can suspend a driver’s license or an owner’s vehicle registration until the proper forms are submitted and fees paid when an uninsured
Five things the jury does not get to know in a personal injury case in Alabama
Although many think the dramatic parts of a trial – the opening and closing arguments — are the most crucial moments, the actual evidence presented