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Should I Still Talk to a Lawyer If I Was Partially at Fault for a Car Accident in Alabama?
/in Latest News, Personal Injury, Studio 10Yes. If you think you may have been partially at fault for a car accident in Alabama, you should still talk to a lawyer before you decide you don’t have a case. David Greene joined FOX10’s Studio 10 to explain why a feeling of fault isn’t the same as legal fault, why the police report […]
Do You Have to Stop for a School Bus on Both Sides of the Road in Alabama?
/in JudgeKnows, Latest News, Personal InjuryYes — traffic in both directions must stop for a school bus’s flashing red lights, not just the cars behind it. That rule holds on ordinary two-lane roads and on roads split only by a turn lane. The only exception is a divided highway with four or more lanes and a physical median, where only […]
Do I Have to Give a Statement to the Other Driver’s Insurance Company After a Car Accident in Alabama?
/in Judge Knows, Latest News, Personal InjuryAn insurance adjuster asking for a statement right after your wreck isn’t doing you a favor. David Greene explains what you’re actually required to say, and why timing your doctor visit matters just as much.
Can You Recover Lost Wages After a Car Accident in Alabama?
/in Judge Knows, Latest News, Personal InjuryMissing work after a car accident hits harder than most people expect. David Greene explains how lost wages, used PTO, and future missed time factor into an Alabama injury claim.
Can Little or No Car Damage Still Mean a Serious Injury?
/in Birmingham, Judge Knows, Latest News, Mobile, Personal InjuryYes. Little or no damage to your car doesn’t rule out a serious injury. After a wreck, most people’s first move is to walk around the car and check the bumpers, but that’s the wrong measuring stick. David Greene joined WKRG News 5’s Judge Knows to explain why the outside of your car and the […]
Strategic Alliance with Atlanta’s O’Neill Friedman
/in Atlanta, Latest News, Personal Injury, UncategorizedGreene & Phillips has formed a strategic alliance with Atlanta trial firm O’Neill Friedman, expanding both firms’ ability to handle serious injury and complex tort litigation for clients across Alabama, Georgia, and the South.
Alabama’s Statute of Limitations: How Long Do You Have to File an Injury Claim?
/in Car AccidentsIn Alabama you have two years from the date of an accident to file a personal injury claim. David Greene explains the statute of limitations and the cost of waiting.
Mobile Hit-and-Run Case Heads to Grand Jury Just Months Before Tougher Penalties Take Effect
/in Bike Accidents, Hit & Run Accidents, MobileAlabama’s hit-and-run penalties are about to change. This case came five months too soon.
What Happens If You’re Hit by an Uninsured Driver in Alabama?
/in Latest News, Personal Injury, Studio 10A hit-and-run leaves you dealing with medical bills and no one to collect from. Here’s what Alabama drivers need to know about uninsured motorist coverage before it happens to them.
What Happens If You’re in a Car Accident on Vacation Outside Alabama?
/in JudgeKnows, Latest News, Personal InjuryA car accident on vacation outside Alabama raises tricky legal questions. Here’s what to do and how out-of-state claims actually work.