No. You aren’t required to talk to the other driver’s insurance company after a wreck in Alabama, and you don’t have to give them a recorded statement. If their adjuster calls, you can say you’re not ready to discuss the facts of the accident and end the call. Your own insurance company is a different […]
Call 911, get medical care, and start gathering evidence that doesn’t depend on anyone’s word: photos, video, the names of people who saw the crash, and footage from nearby cameras. In Alabama, fault isn’t settled by whoever tells the better story at the scene. If a claim ends up in court, a judge or jury […]
Jeriah Roberts’ father filed a wrongful death suit over the Sept. 2 Kushla McLeod Road concrete truck crash. What it alleges and how Alabama law works.
FOX10 News reports on the wrongful death lawsuit filed after the Sept. 2 Kushla McLeod Road crash, with attorney David Greene. Full transcript included.
Yes, in many cases. Since a unanimous U.S. Supreme Court decision in May 2026, a freight broker that hires an unsafe trucking company can face a negligence claim under state law when that company’s truck causes a wreck. That puts one more possible defendant on the table alongside the driver and the trucking company. The […]
If you’re hit by a car while walking in Alabama, call 911, get medical care the same day, and get the police report number before you leave the scene. The driver’s liability insurance is usually the first place to look for payment, and your own uninsured motorist coverage may pay if the driver left the […]
More than one insurance policy may be responsible. Which one pays depends on who caused the wreck and what the driver’s app showed when it happened. If your Uber or Lyft driver caused the crash, the claim starts with the driver and the insurance that covers rideshare trips. If another driver hit you, that driver’s […]
Not for anything your claim depends on. AI chatbots can get the law wrong while sounding completely sure of themselves, and what you type into one about your case may not stay private. If you’ve been hurt in a wreck, the questions about your claim belong with a lawyer who can look at your actual […]
Usually, yes. If nobody appears to be hurt and your car still drives, Alabama law lets you move it out of the travel lanes to the shoulder, median, or another spot close by, as long as you stay at or near the scene. If someone is hurt, the car stays where it is until an […]
