1.8 Million Jury Verdict for Motorcycle Wreck Victim

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Greene & Phillips Injury Lawyers Secure $1.8 Million Jury Verdict against Hut American Group for Injured Saraland Resident

MOBILE AL, 8/31/2023 – Greene & Phillips – Attorneys at Law, a local firm with a 25-year legacy of advocating for injury victims, announces a victory on behalf of their client, a 39 year-old man from Saraland. A Mobile Circuit Court jury on Wednesday awarded the client a $1.8 million verdict against Hut American Group following a three day trial.

In June of 2021, the client was riding his motorcycle when a delivery driver failed to yield the right of way and pulled into his path. The driver was delivering pizza for his employer Hut American Group, which owns and operates the Pizza Hut in Saraland. The wreck fractured the client’s left femur in multiple places.

The case was litigated by Attorneys Britt Bethea and David Greene, Managing Partner. Greene said, “The negligence of a company employee while on the clock resulted in a terrible injury and drastic change to our client’s life. Despite clear evidence in the case and their driver’s own admission, Hut never accepted responsibility for the wreck.”

The Law firm of Greene & Phillips is deeply rooted in the local community and is tirelessly dedicated to representing injury victims in Mobile, Birmingham, and throughout the country. Over the firm’s quarter-century in business, they have helped 20,000+ clients obtain rightful compensation for their injuries. Greene & Phillips stands ready to fight for those who have suffered due to the negligence of others.

To see if you have a case, please call the office for a free consultation 24/7 at 251-300-2000.

Josh Flowers – Baker High School – Player of the Week

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Highschool football season has begun!  Congratulations to this week’s 1st and 10 Player of the Week presented by Greene & Phillips, Mississippi State commit, Josh Flowers. The Baker High School quarterback showcased his exceptional skills in last week’s match against Theodore High School. He ran for two touchdowns, threw for three more, and played a pivotal role in Baker High School’s impressive 36-20 victory. Josh’s ability to lead his team with confidence and determination was evident throughout the game. His strategic decision-making and precision passes demonstrated his prowess as a quarterback.

Coach Steve Normand said of Josh, “He’s a very humble individual. He’s very calm under pressure. So having somebody like that and being the leader that he is on and off the field, it makes makes my job a lot easier. He really picks out the things Monday through Thursday that he’s doing wrong and try to get them right on Friday. That’s a great quality to have in a Quarterback.”

Despite his outstanding performance, Josh attributes his success to the hard work and dedication he puts into his craft. In the interview, he expressed his gratitude for being recognized as the Player of the Week, emphasizing the importance of teamwork and the support he receives from his teammates. Josh’s calm demeanor under pressure and his commitment to self-improvement make him an exceptional leader both on and off the field.

Attorney Stephen Collins, presented the year’s first award to Josh during the team’s afternoon practice on Tuesday. During the presentation, Collins expressed his gratitude that Greene & Phillips could sponsor the Player of the Week award and recognize outstanding talent. He said “Josh and the Hornets had a great game this last week.”

Greene & Phillips is a a proud sponsor of the Player of the Week award which recognizes one outstanding high school football player each week of the season as part of Fox 10’s 1st and 10 programing.

 

Operation Backpack

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Operation Backpack Donation Box

We are thrilled to be partnering with Fox10TV and the Alabama Department of Human Resources in Mobile and Baldwin Counties for Operation Backpack.

With the price of school supplies hitting everyone a little harder this year,  we’ll be collecting supplies for area children in need.

Called “Operation Backpack,” it’s a way for individuals, church groups, civic organizations, local businesses and others to join together to provide necessary school supplies to these children for the coming year.

Supplies can be dropped off at Greene and Phillips law offices at 51 N. Florida St., or at the FOX10 Studios at 1501 Satchel Paige Dr.

“Operation Backpack” runs through Friday, July 28, 2023.

Operation Backpack Banner in front of Greene & Phillips Building

Some of the suggested items to donate include:

  • Backpacks

  • One Subject Spiral Notebooks

  • Black & White Composition Book

  • Two-Pocket Organizer Folders

  • 3-Ring Binder

  • Loose Leaf Paper

  • Zip Top Canvas Pencil Case

  • Twelve-Inch Ruler

  • Blunt Tip Safety Scissor

  • #2 Pencils

  • Ballpoint Ink Pens

  • Colored Pencils

  • Crayons

  • Pencil Sharpener

  • Glue Sticks

  • Highlighters

  • Waterproof Paint Set

  • Drawing Paper

  • Hand Sanitizer

Stock the Pantry This Month – WKRG Interview with David

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1 in 4 children in the Mobile area experience food insecurity. During the summer months, the situation gets worse since many families depend on school meals to meet nutritional needs. Greene & Phillips is proud to partner with WKRG News 5 to help get more donations to Feeding the Gulf Coast through the Stock the Pantry drive.

In an interview with Bill Riales, Attorney J. David Greene encourages the community to come by with their food donations, “Let’s make a difference in our community. Let’s give to something that’s such a worthy cause for our neighbors.”

David emphasizes the importance of community participation and invites everyone to drop off food at 51 N Florida Street location in Midtown Mobile. No appointment is needed to drop off food .

Items like Pop-Tarts, cereals, snack cakes, peanut butter, and applesauce are especially appreciated. If you can’t make it to the Greene & Phillips, you can Drop-off locations are available at various locations throughout the Gulf Coast.

Read the full story at WKRG.com