Personal Injury

If you were injured on the job in the state of Alabama, you cannot sue your employer. Work injuries are common, and the only way you can receive medical care and payments after suffering a work related injury is by filing a worker’s compensation claim. What is...

If you're involved in a motor vehicle accident in Alabama, there is a good chance that you will suffer some type of injury. Truck accidents can be particularly dangerous, as the size and weight of the vehicles involved can cause significant damage. Whiplash This is a...

One of the many things that makes Alabama famous is its beautiful scenery. With that in mind, some people love taking their boats out along this state's beautiful southern coast. Unfortunately, spending time on a boat brings with it the risk of being in a boating...

People in Alabama and across the United States travel by vehicle on a daily basis. The return to in-person work and outside activities following health restriction have led to more crowded roads, which some experts say could be responsible for the escalating number of...

There are many forms of injuries that can occur in the workplace in Alabama, and chemical burns are one of them. Chemical burns can occur when a worker gets exposed to a harmful chemical. The burns can be very serious and may require hospitalization. If you've been...

Workplace accidents sometimes happen in Alabama, and when they do, it is important to know what steps to take. The first necessary action is to report the accident to your supervisor or employer; this is important for a few reasons. What are the most common types of...

Half a million adult portable bed rails have been recalled due to bed occupants being injured or even killed. One death took place in 2011 and another in 2015. As a result, Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare has been forced to recall and issue refunds for four types of their...