Greene & Phillips gives every insurance company 14 days to respond once a demand letter goes out. In a recent interview with Studio 10, Attorney J. David Greene says the deadline exists because adjusters juggle heavy caseloads, take vacations, and sit in seminars, and a demand with no deadline attached can sit on a desk […]
Truck accidents cause worse injuries than car accidents more often, and the claims that follow them are harder to prove. J. David Greene joined FOX10’s Studio 10 to break down why, and what that means if you’re the one who got hit. Why are truck accidents more complicated than car accidents? Start with the weight […]
Yes. 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 […]
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.
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.
A lot of people who’ve been in an accident don’t know where to start when it comes to finding a lawyer. The ads are everywhere and most of them say roughly the same things. David Greene of Greene & Phillips Injury Lawyers in Mobile, Alabama, recently joined Studio 10 to talk through what actually matters when you’re trying to make that decision.
The first few minutes after a car wreck matter more than most people realize. David Greene joined Studio 10 to walk through what to do at the scene, why the police report matters even for a minor fender bender, and what to say if the other driver’s insurance company calls.
Summer on Mobile Bay is hard to beat. Boats, jet skis, Hobie Cats, the whole thing. However, there’s a few things worth knowing before you head out, and what to do if a trip doesn’t go as planned.
