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Alabama · Georgia · South Carolina
Personal Injury Practice Areas
When you are hurt, the insurance company starts building its case immediately. So do we.When you are hurt by someone else's negligence, the insurance company starts building its case immediately. So do we. We represent injured people and grieving families across Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina.
Serving Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina. Contingency fees available on qualifying matters.
Contingency Representation
Injury cases on contingency
Seven Days a Week
Free, confidential consultation
Three States
Alabama, Georgia & South Carolina
Personal Injury Attorneys Serving Alabama, Georgia & South Carolina
From car and truck wrecks to catastrophic injuries, wrongful death, and nursing home abuse, we handle the full range of injury claims across Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina, and prepare every case as if it will be tried. This firm has a background in defending insurance companies, and we know from the inside how they evaluate and pay claims. These matters are handled on a contingency basis. You can meet our attorneys before you call.
A resource, not just a referral. Below you will find plain-English guides explaining how each type of injury claim works, with separate Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina versions, the deadlines that matter, what your claim may be worth, and the mistakes that cost victims the most. Understand where you stand before you ever pick up the phone.
01Who We Help
Who We Help
We represent injured people and grieving families across Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina, no matter how their injury happened.
Car AccidentTruck AccidentMotorcycle AccidentWrongful DeathCatastrophic Injury CasesSlip and FallProduct LiabilityNursing Home Abuse CasesDog Bite & Animal AttackPedestrian & Bicycle AccidentWorkers' CompensationBurn Injury CasesBrain Injury CasesRideshare AccidentProperty DamageSpinal Cord Injury CasesShooting Range Injuries
Free Resources for Injury Victims
Personal Injury Guides for All Three States
Plain-English answers to the questions injury victims ask most, from filing deadlines and fault rules to what your claim may be worth. Understand where you stand before you call.
Why Trial Preparation Matters
Most injury cases settle. What an insurer offers depends in large part on what it believes you are prepared to do in court. We prepare every case for trial from the beginning, and that shapes the whole negotiation.
Prepared for Trial
We prepare every case as if it is going to a jury. Insurers pay attention to which firms are willing to try a case, and that shapes how they evaluate a claim.
Insight From the Defense Side
This firm has a background on the defense side, representing insurance companies. We know firsthand how insurers decide what a claim is worth and where they look to pay less, and we put that insight to work for you.
Built for Each State's Fault Rules
Alabama's contributory negligence rule lets insurers deny a claim over even 1 percent of fault, and Georgia and South Carolina trim awards point by point under comparative fault. We gather the evidence early, so an attempt to shift blame onto you does not go unanswered.
Grounded in Three States
From our Hoover home base we know the local courts, adjusters, and medical providers our clients rely on, and we bring that same grounded, relationship-driven approach to our Georgia and South Carolina cases.
How Our Fees Work
Worry about cost should never keep an injured person from getting help. That is why we handle personal injury cases on a contingency fee, with nothing to pay up front.
Contingency Fee
We are paid a percentage of your recovery. There are no upfront attorney fees, and if there is no recovery, you owe no attorney fee.
Free Case Evaluation
Your initial consultation is always free and confidential. We will tell you honestly whether you have a case and what it could be worth, with no obligation.
We Advance Case Costs
We front the expenses of building your case, from records to expert witnesses, so you can focus on healing while we handle the case.
Serving Injury Victims in Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina
Based in Hoover, Alabama, we represent injured people across all of Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina, from Birmingham and Atlanta to Greenville, Columbia, and Charleston. We know the hospitals, adjusters, and courts our clients deal with, and use that familiarity to move your case forward.
Personal Injury FAQs
Straight answers to the questions injury victims ask most before hiring a lawyer.
Most personal injury cases are handled on a contingency fee, which means you pay no upfront attorney fees and we are paid a percentage of your recovery. If there is no recovery, you owe no attorney fee. The initial consultation is free.
It depends on the state where you were hurt: Alabama and Georgia generally allow two years from the injury, and South Carolina three. The practical deadline is often much shorter - in Alabama and Georgia, claims against a city can require notice in as little as six months, and South Carolina government claims follow the strict Tort Claims Act - so it is wise to act quickly.
It depends on the state. Alabama follows a strict contributory negligence rule: if you are found even 1 percent at fault, you can be barred from recovering anything. Georgia and South Carolina apply modified comparative negligence, reducing your award by your share of fault, but they draw the line differently: Georgia bars recovery once your fault reaches 50 percent, while South Carolina bars it only when your fault is greater than 50 percent, so a plaintiff who is exactly 50 percent at fault still recovers there. In every state, this is why insurers work hard to shift blame, and why building strong evidence of the other party's fault is so important.
Case value depends on far more than your medical bills. It includes lost wages, future medical needs, diminished earning capacity, and pain and suffering. Two people with the same injury can have very different claims depending on how the injury affects their life and work.
You can handle a claim yourself, but insurers have teams whose job is to pay you as little as possible, and early statements or quick settlements can cost you. A consultation is free, and we can tell you honestly whether you even need representation.
We are based in Hoover and serve clients throughout Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina, including the Birmingham-Hoover metro, Jefferson County, Shelby County, and surrounding communities.
We Also Handle Business Disputes
Beyond personal injury, our trial lawyers represent companies across Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina in contract disputes, construction claims, and commercial litigation. Explore our business dispute practice.
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Speak With an Attorney About Your Matter
You do not need to have it all figured out before you call. Tell us what happened, and we will tell you honestly whether you have a case and what it could be worth. The review is free, and you owe nothing unless we secure a recovery.