Personal Injury Blog
Fatal Vehicle Crash Reported on Old Government Street, Mobile, AL
Mitchell | August 11, 2020 | News
Initially, there was some confusion about the car accident that occurred on July 24, 2020, on Old Government Street. According to Mobile Fire-Rescue, a two-vehicle crash had occurred on Old Government Street. They said two people were taken to the hospital, but a police officer on the scene said one person was dead. In an… read more
Annular Tear Injury Claims
Mitchell | August 10, 2020 | Personal Injury
Accidents cause a variety of injuries to the back, neck, and spine. Some injuries are minor and heal with time and rest. Other spinal cord injuries may require extensive medical treatment, including surgery and physical therapy. An annular tear injury is one of those injuries. A person with a small annular tear may not even… read more
Alabama Car and Booster Seat Laws
Mitchell | August 7, 2020 | Alabama Law
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
COVID 19 Business Interruption Insurance
Mitchell | August 5, 2020 | News
Most businesses have sustained losses during the COVID-19 outbreak. Some businesses closed and will not reopen. Other companies managed to survive mandatory shutdowns and loss of revenue as people stayed at home or cut expenses to make ends meet. If you lost money during the pandemic, you may want to review your business insurance policies…. read more
How to Obtain a Car Accident Report in Mobile, AL
Mitchell | August 1, 2020 | Car Accidents
If you’re involved in a car accident in Mobile, Alabama, you will need a copy of the accident report. There are a few different ways to retrieve the report, and most are straightforward and easy. You should have been provided a Mobile police department case number, or a Department of Public Safety number at the… read more
How Safe Are Motor Scooters in Mobile?
Mitchell | July 22, 2020 | Motorcycle Accidents
Alabama does not have the same strict regulations on motor scooters as some other states. However, that does not mean that individuals and parents should not treat these motor-driven vehicles any differently than they would treat a motorcycle. Some motor scooters can travel at higher speeds, making them more dangerous. What is a Motor Scooter?… read more
4 Reasons Why a Personal Injury Lawyer May Not Take Your Case in Alabama
Mitchell | July 15, 2020 | Personal Injury
Being injured in an accident can have long-term consequences. Some accidents result in minor injuries that heal in a few weeks. However, other personal injury accidents can result in permanent impairments. Victims may be unable to work for months. Some accident victims may be unable to work again. Regardless of the severity of your injuries,… read more
Consequences of Using Your Cell Phone While Driving in Alabama
Mitchell | July 8, 2020 | Car Accidents
Using a cell phone while driving is one of the most dangerous forms of distracted driving. A driver who is using a cell phone is not giving his full attention to the road. Just a second or two of distraction is enough time for a deadly car accident to occur. Alabama Cell Phone Use Laws… read more
Are Hidden Nanny Cams Legal in Alabama?
Mitchell | July 6, 2020 | Alabama Law
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?
Mitchell | June 26, 2020 | Alabama Law
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