Injury cases run on two clocks. The first is the statute of limitations: in Alabama, most personal injury claims must be filed within two years of the injury, and some claims have even shorter notice requirements. The second is evidence: photos fade, witnesses move, and vehicles get repaired. The sooner we talk, the more of your case we can preserve. That is why every injury consultation is a free phone consultation with me, and why I ask you to email me directly instead of waiting.

A word about insurance companies: the friendly adjuster who calls after a wreck works for the other side. You are not required to give a recorded statement, and you should not sign medical releases or accept a quick settlement before knowing what your claim is worth, because signing usually ends the claim forever. Get your medical treatment, keep every record, and let me deal with the adjuster.

Mass tort cases are different from car wrecks. They involve drugs, products, and exposures that injured thousands of people, and they are handled in large coordinated litigation across the country. What makes or breaks an individual claim is simple: proof that you used or were exposed to the product, and a diagnosis that matches the science. If one of the mass tort boxes in this form applies to you, start gathering prescription records, purchase proof, work history, and medical records now, because those documents qualify your case.

These cases are handled on a contingency fee basis, which means you pay no attorney fee unless there is a recovery. The consultation is free, the case review is free, and if I cannot help you I will tell you quickly and point you in the right direction.