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Were You Injured in an Accident that Wasn’t Your Fault?

If you suffered an injury from an accident that was caused by someone else’s negligence, you may be entitled to compensation. Long & Long Attorneys will discuss your accident and injuries with you for free to determine how much your case may be worth. Call 251-765-0584 to speak to a member of our team 24/7.

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Getting injured in an accident can be devastating. And trying to navigate the process of pursuing compensation is overwhelming on your own. With Long & Long Attorneys, you’re never alone. We’ll handle the investigation, collect evidence to strengthen your case, and negotiate for a fair settlement on your behalf. We’ve helped thousands of our Mobile neighbors recover the compensation that is rightfully theirs, and we are ready to do the same for you. Get a free case evaluation with a personal injury lawyer in Mobile today.

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What Constitutes as a Personal Injury?

Personal injury refers to physical or psychological harm to an individual, caused by someone else’s negligence, recklessness, or intentional actions. This legal concept covers a broad range of incidents from car accidents to medical malpractice, allowing victims to seek compensation for their injuries and losses.

Personal Injury Cases We Handle

Our law firm has extensive experience handling a variety of personal injury cases including, but not limited to:

Our experienced attorneys are committed to advocating for your rights and ensuring you receive the justice and compensation you deserve.

What Causes Personal Injuries?

Personal injuries can occur in numerous settings and be caused by various factors, such as negligent driving, unsafe working conditions, product malfunctions, and medical errors. Identifying the cause of your injury is crucial for building a strong case and holding the responsible parties accountable.

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Who Is Responsible for Your Injury?

In Alabama, the at-fault system primarily applies to motor vehicle accidents. However, the concept of fault does apply to other types of personal injury cases within the state. This means that in situations like slip and fall incidents, medical malpractice, workplace accidents, and others, the party responsible (or at fault) for causing the injury may be held liable for damages.

In non-vehicle accident cases, the legal principles of negligence and liability are used to determine fault. A party is considered negligent when they fail to act with the level of care that someone of ordinary prudence would have exercised under the same circumstances. The injured party must prove that the other party’s negligence caused their injuries to hold them liable.

Proving Negligence

To hold someone legally responsible for your injuries, you must demonstrate negligence. This involves proving four key elements:

  • Existing Duty of Care: The defendant had a legal obligation to act in a manner that prevents harm to others.
  • Breach of Duty of Care: The defendant failed to uphold this duty through their actions or omissions.
  • Causation: The defendant’s breach of duty directly resulted in your injuries.

Damages: You suffered actual losses or injuries as a result of the incident.

What Compensation Are You Entitled To?

Victims of personal injury can seek compensation for various damages, including medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and emotional distress. The specific compensation you’re entitled to will depend on the details of your case and the extent of your injuries.

We’ve won MILLIONS of dollars for our INJURED neighbors.

$9,000,000

Wrongful Death

$6,750,000

Wrongful Death

$6,500,000

Personal Injury

$5,750,000

Maritime/Admiralty -Wrongful Death

$5,060,000

Wrongful Death

$5,000,000

Personal Injury

$4,750,000

Wrongful Death

$4,750,000

Wrongful Death

$4,700,000

Disaster Recovery

$4,500,000

Wrongful Death

Alabama Statute of Limitations

In Alabama, personal injury claims generally must be filed within 2 years from the date of the injury. Failing to file within this time frame can result in the loss of your right to seek compensation, highlighting the importance of contacting a personal injury lawyer promptly.

What Happens Next?

Our initial consultation involves reviewing the details of your case, understanding the extent of your injuries, and discussing your legal options.

We will thoroughly investigate your claim, gather evidence, and build a compelling case to support your claim for compensation.

Our legal team will negotiate with the opposing party or their insurance company, striving to reach a fair settlement that covers your losses and injuries.

If negotiations do not result in a satisfactory settlement, we are prepared to take your case to court and advocate on your behalf for the compensation you deserve.

Ultimately, you will decide whether to accept a settlement offer or proceed to trial, with our experienced legal advice to guide you.

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Long & Long completely exceeded my expectations. I was in a car wreck and Bennett Long knocked it out of the park on my settlement.

Russel V

I had lost all confidence in attorneys until I used Long &Long. They were easy to work with and they have a great staff. These guys are able to get the job done in a timely manner.

Franklin S

Long & Long is a great!! I had no issues when I went to them. Mr.Bennett Long was great whenever I needed him and every assistant was very great as well.

Jason S

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Personal Injury FAQs

While many personal injury cases are settled out of court, some go to trial if a fair agreement cannot be reached. Our team is prepared to represent you at trial if necessary.

Yes, reporting your accident to the police is important, especially for incidents such as vehicle accidents, as it provides an official record of the event.

Yes, if your loved one is unable to file a claim themselves due to severe injuries, or if they are a minor, you can file a personal injury claim on their behalf.

The duration of a personal injury case can vary significantly, depending on the complexity of the case, the amount of evidence, and the willingness of parties to negotiate. Some cases are resolved within months, while others can take several years.

Discuss Your Case with a Mobile Personal Injury Lawyer for Free

At Long & Long Attorneys, we understand the challenges you face after sustaining a serious injury. Our goal is to get you the maximum compensation possible and hold the responsible party accountable. If you’ve been injured, don’t wait. Call a personal injury lawyer in Mobile at 251-765-0584 to discuss your case for free.

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