If you need a Mobile personal injury lawyer, Lattof Injury Law serves Mobile County clients from our office at The Wharf in Orange Beach — 4593 Main Street, Suite C-204. We do not claim a Mobile storefront. Call 251-432-6691. The first conversation is free, and you pay nothing unless we recover for you.

Mitch Lattof and Ashton Lattof handle these cases. Lattof Injury Law has been a family firm since 1952. Mobile County remains a core part of the practice: we represent clients in Mobile, Prichard, Saraland, Chickasaw, Semmes, Theodore, Tillmans Corner, Grand Bay, Bayou La Batre, Dauphin Island, and nearby communities — and we still appear in Mobile County court when a case is filed there. We keep a small caseload so you work with the attorneys, not a call center.

Honest positioning: Mobile clients, Orange Beach office

Our physical office is at The Wharf. It faces Canal Road (AL-180) and is visible from Canal Road. That is the address you will see on our Google listing, letterhead, and this site. If another directory still shows an old Mobile street address, it is outdated — use Orange Beach and 251-432-6691.

We meet Mobile County clients by phone, Zoom, at The Wharf, or we come to you — home, hospital, or rehab — anywhere in Mobile County. Visitors hurt in Mobile who already returned home can work with us the same way; you do not need a second trip to Alabama to hire counsel here.

Injury contexts we see across Mobile County

We do not invent case results or citywide crash rankings. At a high level, Mobile County injury work often involves:

• Interstate and arterial wrecks on I-10, I-65, and the major corridors that feed downtown, the industrial south, and the Eastern Shore approaches.
• Tunnel, Causeway, and bay-crossing traffic — Bankhead Tunnel, Wallace Tunnel, and the Causeway, where congestion, sudden stops, and multi-vehicle collisions mix Mobile and Baldwin traffic.
• City and neighborhood collisions in Mobile and surrounding municipalities — intersections, left turns, distracted driving, and impaired drivers.
• Truck and commercial-vehicle crashes on corridors that serve the port, industry, and interstate freight.
• Premises injuries — slips, falls, and related claims at stores, apartments, workplaces, and public places.
• Maritime, shipyard, and industrial injuries where Mobile’s waterfront and industrial base create work-related and third-party claims (fact-specific; not every injury is a workers’ comp-only matter).
• Motorcycle, bicycle, and pedestrian injuries on city streets and busy arterials.

Practice-area detail still lives on existing pages (many still use a /mobile-* URL prefix). Those are practice pages, not a substitute for this hub. Start with practice areas or call us and we will point you to the right page.

Courts and process — high level

Mobile County cases may be filed in Mobile County courts; Baldwin County cases are typically filed in Bay Minette. Which courthouse applies depends on where the wreck or injury happened and other venue rules — we will explain that for your facts. We will not invent statute numbers, settlement averages, or “win rates” on this page.

Alabama generally allows two years from the injury to file suit (some claims are shorter). Alabama also follows contributory negligence: if an insurer pins even 1% of the fault on you, it may owe you nothing. Do not give a recorded statement before you talk to a lawyer. More: Alabama’s contributory negligence rule in slip and fall cases.

What to do after a Mobile County accident

• Get medical care and keep the records.
• Photograph the scene, vehicles or hazard, and your injuries when safe.
• Get witness names and numbers.
• Report a wreck to police; request the Alabama crash report from ALEA later if needed.
• Call us before you speak to the other driver’s insurance company.

Baldwin County and beach towns we also serve

The same firm owns Baldwin first: Orange Beach, Gulf Shores, Fort Morgan, Foley, Daphne, and Fairhope. Service-area overview: locations.

Estate planning — available, secondary

Personal injury is most of our work. When Mobile County families need wills, powers of attorney, or help understanding probate next steps, we offer a free initial estate consult, a free review of current estate documents, and flat fees quoted in advance for the documents we draft. See estate planning, wills, power of attorney, and probate.

Talk to a Mobile personal injury lawyer

Call 251-432-6691 or use our contact form. Phone, Zoom, The Wharf, or we come to you in Mobile County. Injury cases are contingency fee: you pay nothing unless we recover for you.

Lattof Injury Law — 4593 Main Street, Suite C-204, Orange Beach, AL 36561 (The Wharf). Phone: 251-432-6691.

Mobile injury FAQ

Do you have an office in Mobile?

No. We serve Mobile County from The Wharf in Orange Beach. We come to you in Mobile County when that is easier, and Zoom works well for clients who have already gone home.

I searched for a Mobile lawyer and landed on a different injury page. Is this the right place?

Yes. This is our Mobile County hub. Specific injury types (including amputation) still have their own practice pages — start here or call and we will point you to the right one.

I was hurt in Mobile and I already left Alabama. Can you help?

Yes. Alabama law still applies to many of those claims. Most out-of-state clients handle the case by phone and Zoom.

How long do I have to file?

Usually two years from the injury. Call sooner so evidence can be preserved.

What does a consult cost?

Nothing. You pay nothing on an injury case unless we recover for you.