ArticlesQuick Answer Alabama’s dram shop law — Alabama Code § 6-5-71 — allows a person injured by an intoxicated individual to sue the bar, restaurant, or store that “knowingly” served alcohol to that individual while he or she was “visibly intoxicated,” when that service was the proximate cause of the injury. It does not let the intoxicated person sue...
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Auto AccidentsOne of the most common questions we get from prospective clients is: “How long do I have to file a lawsuit in my car accident case?” Generally speaking, you have two years from the date of the crash to file your lawsuit in Birmingham, Alabama. Of course, there are several exceptions to the general rule. If you need assistance...
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ArticlesFiling a wrongful death lawsuit in Birmingham follows a path that surprises most families: before anyone can sue, the probate court has to appoint a personal representative for your loved one’s estate, because under Alabama law only that person can bring the claim. From there, the case moves through investigation, demand, and, if needed, a lawsuit in Jefferson County...
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If you sustained injuries in a head-on collision in Alabama, you may have the right to recover compensation from the party who hit you. Head-on collisions are among the most dangerous type of collision due to the force and location of impact. Both drivers and passengers can sustain catastrophic or life-threatening injuries. You may require extensive medical treatment and...
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Last Updated June 11, 2026 Whether you searched for Camp Lejeune lawyer fees or attorney fees, the answer is the same: 20% for administrative settlements and 25% if a lawsuit was filed. Quick Answer Camp Lejeune attorney fees are capped at 20% of the recovery if your claim settles before a lawsuit is filed, or 25% if it resolves...
Continue Reading Auto AccidentsIf you’ve been injured in an accident caused by someone else’s negligence, it’s crucial to understand the personal injury statute of limitations in Alabama. In most cases, you have two years from the date of your injury to file a claim in Alabama. This legal deadline is known as the “statute of limitations” and determines how long you have...
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ArticlesThere is no true “average” drunk driving settlement in Birmingham, and any page that quotes one is guessing. What is true, and what insurers price into every offer, is that drunk driving cases settle for more than comparable sober-negligence crashes, because the driver’s choice opens punitive damages and because Alabama juries punish that choice. Ordinary injury cases may resolve...
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When a family member passes away, emotions are already running high. The last thing you expect is the funeral home to mistreat your deceased family member. Unfortunately, negligence in funeral homes happens. If the funeral home abused or neglected their duties, you could have a valid funeral home lawsuit case. If your family has suffered because of a negligent...
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ArticlesNursing home neglect and abuse are growing problems around the country. When you decide to move your family member to a nursing home facility, you expect the facility will treat them with respect and professionalism; however, that does not always happen. If you believe your family member is a victim of nursing home abuse, it’s crucial to contact an...
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If you have concerns about how a nursing home treats your family member, you should file a complaint against a nursing home. When you move a loved one to a nursing home, you assume they will be respected and receive appropriate care. Unfortunately, nursing home neglect and abuse is a problem happening at nursing homes around the country. Many...
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