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Last Updated: July 16, 2026 If you watch television or drive on the highway, you have undoubtedly seen advertisements for Birmingham personal injury lawyers. But what, exactly, is a personal injury case, and how can a personal injury lawyer help you? Personal Injury Cases in Birmingham — At a Glance The common cases: car, truck, and motorcycle crashes, slip...
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ArticlesA good motorcycle accident settlement in Alabama is one that covers every category of your damages: all past and future medical care, lost income and earning capacity, motorcycle repair or replacement, and fair compensation for your pain, suffering, and permanent losses. There is no official average, and any number that only covers the bills you’ve received so far is...
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ArticlesAlabama has a universal motorcycle helmet law: every rider and every passenger must wear an approved helmet, regardless of age or experience, under Ala. Code § 32-12-41. There is no over-21 exemption, no insurance-based exemption, and no passenger exception. Alabama is one of the strictest helmet states in the country, and for injured riders, helmet compliance can shape the...
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ArticlesQuick Answer: How to Handle Insurance Companies After an Alabama Car Accident After a car accident in Alabama, follow these key principles when dealing with insurance companies: ⚠️ CRITICAL: Alabama is one of only four jurisdictions with strict contributory negligence — meaning if you’re found even 1% at fault, you may recover nothing. One careless statement to an adjuster...
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ArticlesWhen nursing home neglect kills, two areas of Alabama law converge, and together they are unusually powerful for grieving families. Nursing home liability law holds the facility and its corporate owners accountable for the understaffing and shortcuts that caused the death, and Alabama’s one-of-a-kind wrongful death law makes them pay punitive damages with no cap, measured by how wrongful...
Continue Reading ArticlesFiling an auto insurance claim can be a daunting experience. When the accident involves an Allstate insured, the claims process may become even more challenging. Allstate is often ranked as one of the worst insurance companies in the country. In fact, researchers at the American Association for Justice rank Allstate as the absolute worst. Allstate accident insurance claims adjusters...
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Alabama motorcycle law comes down to five core requirements: every rider and passenger must wear a helmet, every operator needs a Class M license or endorsement, lane splitting is illegal, motorcycles must carry liability insurance of at least 25/50/25, and passengers are only allowed on bikes equipped for them. Break any of these rules and you face more than...
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ArticlesThere is no schedule, chart, or formula that sets the value of a wrongful death case in Alabama, and anyone who quotes you a number before investigating is guessing. What we can tell you honestly: Alabama places no cap on wrongful death damages, the award is measured by how wrongful the defendant’s conduct was rather than by your family’s...
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No — Alabama is not a no-fault state. Alabama follows a fault-based auto insurance system, which means the driver who causes the crash is legally responsible for paying for injuries and property damage. This differs from “no-fault” states, where drivers use their own PIP insurance first regardless of fault. In this article, our Birmingham car accident attorneys explain how...
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