Alabama Law

All About Back and Neck Injuries From Rear-End Collisions

For over 70 years, Lattof & Lattof attorneys in Mobile have seen how a rear-end collision can change lives. National data shows that in 2021, over 2.3 million Americans experienced rear-end collisions. Out of those, 576,000 people were injured, and 2,279 tragically lost their lives. We have a rear-end accident attorney in Mobile Alabama who… read more

Maritime Injury Rights and Compensation: What You Must Know

If you’ve suffered a maritime injury, understanding your rights and potential compensation is crucial. Whether you’re a seaman, longshoreman, shipyard worker, or offshore worker – navigating the complex world of maritime law can be challenging. This comprehensive guide will help you understand your maritime injury rights and compensation options, ensuring that you can protect your… read more

Understanding Small Claims Court In Alabama

Understanding Small Claims Court In Alabama Every week potential clients bring cases to us that we’re not able to handle. The reasons we turn down a case are numerous. For instance, if there’s no insurance coverage for the person at fault, it is very unlikely that a judgment can be collected. Similarly, if the potential… read more

Important Things You Must Know If Injured On-The-Job In Alabama

On-the-job injuries in Alabama are an all too common occurrence. In 2021, there were almost 33,000 workers injured in the state which means around 90 injuries per day. Every 3 days someone is killed in Alabama while working on-the-job. Whether you’ve been injured or not (hopefully not), there are certain things that you need to… read more

What Is the “One Bite Rule” in Alabama Dog Bite Cases?

Understanding Your Rights If You Are Injured in a Dog Attack Getting attacked by a dog can be a scary and traumatizing experience. If you are bitten by a dog, you might be entitled to compensation for your injuries. It is important to consult with an experienced attorney as Alabama has several statutes regarding dog… read more

What is the Difference Between a Lawyer and an Attorney in Alabama?

In everyday language, people use the terms lawyer and attorney as if they mean the same thing. While there are certainly similarities between these two words, there is also an important distinction. If you’ve been injured in a car accident or suffered an injury due to medical negligence, this distinction could be really important should… read more

Is it Legal to Own Your Own Pet Sloth in Alabama?

Alabama’s laws on exotic pets are exceptionally lax. Although Alabama law does not explicitly state that sloth ownership is legal, it is generally not a problem.  The challenging part is obtaining the sloth in the first place. They can be difficult to come by and can cost upwards of $6,000. Sloths are native to Central… read more

Alabama Car and Booster Seat Laws

Alabama seat belt laws require all passengers in a vehicle to be appropriately restrained by a safety belt. However, there are special laws that apply to children and infants. Young children must ride in a car seat or booster seat. Why Do Children Need to Ride in Safety Seats? According to the Centers for Disease… read more

Are Hidden Nanny Cams Legal in Alabama?

Leaving your child in the care of another person can cause stress and anxiety. How do you know that your child receives the care and protection he or she needs? Is there a way to monitor the caregiver to ensure that your child is not mistreated while you are away? The invention of nanny cams… read more

Is it Legal to Drive Barefoot in Alabama?

Driving a car barefoot is legal in Alabama as it is in all 50 states. However, that does not mean that it is a good idea to go without shoes while driving a car. Driving barefoot can be dangerous in some situations. However, driving a motorcycle while barefoot is illegal in Alabama. According to Section… read more