Can You Recover Lost Wages After a Car Accident in Alabama?
Missing 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?
Yes. 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
Greene & 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 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.
How Long Do I Have to File an Injury Claim in Alabama? – Studio 10
Alabama’s statute of limitations gives you two years from an accident to file an injury claim. David Greene explains on FOX10’s Studio 10.
Mobile Hit-and-Run Case Heads to Grand Jury Just Months Before Tougher Penalties Take Effect
Alabama’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?
A 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?
A car accident on vacation outside Alabama raises tricky legal questions. Here’s what to do and how out-of-state claims actually work.
Should I Accept the Insurance Company’s First Settlement Offer After a Car Accident in Alabama?
After an accident, it’s not uncommon for an insurance company to make a settlement offer fairly quickly. For someone facing medical bills and missed work, that money can be tempting. But is accepting the first offer always the best idea?
