These recoveries and testimonials are not an indication of future results. Every case is different, and regardless of what friends, family, or other individuals may say about what a case is worth, each case must be evaluated on its own facts and circumstances as they apply to the law. The valuation of a case depends on the facts, the injuries, the jurisdiction, the venue, the witnesses, the parties, and the testimony, among other factors. Furthermore, no representation is made that the quality of the legal services to be performed is greater than the quality of legal services performed by other lawyers.
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Birmingham, AL 35215
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Insurance Liability Disputes
/in UncategorizedAt Greene & Phillips, we are known for handling car accident and personal injury cases. However, we can handle any sort of liability dispute between you and your insurance company to ensure that you get what is rightfully yours. Insurance liability disputes occur when the insurance company tries to avoid paying you everything you deserve […]
Critical Steps to Take After a Hurricane
/in UncategorizedHurricane Sally made landfall on the Gulf Coast just over a week ago, bringing record flooding and devastation to much of the coast. Many people lost their primary residence, condominiums, beach homes, boats, and other property. In the aftermath of a storm such as Sally, it is important to know the critical steps to take […]
Dangers of Driving with Headphones
/in Car Accidents, Distracted Driving, Personal InjuryIt’s a common sight nowadays, the use of headphones while driving. Smart devices gave us the ability to listen to our favorite music and podcasts anywhere, anytime, including while driving a motor vehicle. But have you ever stopped to think about the potential dangers of driving with headphones? Headphones can cause a serious accident, or […]
Questions to Ask a Personal Injury Lawyer
/in Personal InjuryYou’ve been injured in an accident through no fault of your own. Now you are facing medical bills and lost wages and there is more treatment in your future. Personal injury attorneys represent people who have been injured by the negligence and misconduct of others. Areas that fall under personal injury include an automobile, truck, […]
How to Deal with the Insurance Company After Your Wreck
/in Car Accidents, Personal InjuryBeing involved in a car accident is an overwhelming experience. The accident itself can be traumatic, especially if you or a loved one suffered injuries. In addition, the aftermath can be extremely stressful and confusing. Not only do you have to seek medical care for your injuries, take time off work, and get your car […]
How Will COVID-19 Impact my Personal Injury Claim?
/in Personal InjuryJust one year ago, no one could have imagined how different our lives would be today. None of us has experienced the fears and restrictions that a novel virus can impose on the world. This has lead many to ask: What does the coronavirus mean for my injury claim? In the U.S., with limited understanding […]
Coronavirus: UPDATE
/in Personal InjuryAs coronavirus continues to affect the entire country, it is more important now than ever to continue to follow all social distancing guidelines and take measures to keep both you and your family safe during this time. A great resource to see data and statistics concerning the coronavirus is The Institute for Health Metrics and […]
Handling Your Case During Coronavirus
/in Personal InjuryAt Greene & Phillips, the safety of our clients, staff, and vendors have been, and always will be top priority. As our nation faces the coronavirus, it is important that we all understand the best ways to stay healthy. We have compiled a list from resources such as the Red Cross, the CDC, and other top […]
Seat Belt Laws in Alabama
/in Car Accidents, Personal Injury, seat belt lawsDid you know that everyone in a vehicle traveling in Alabama must wear a seat belt? Seat belt laws in Alabama have recently changed. The state’s seat belt law used to apply only to those in the front seat, and minors in the backseat. However, under a bill approved by the Alabama Legislature during its […]
Alabama’s New Road Rage Law
/in Car Accidents, Personal InjuryIt’s now against the law for Alabama drivers to stay in the left lane for too long. As part of the Anti-Road Rage Act, passed by lawmakers during the last legislative session, vehicles cannot stay in the leftmost lane of the interstate for more than a mile and a half without passing another vehicle. The […]