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Personal Injury Lawyers Nearby Montgomery 36104 (by distance)
Within 5 miles
(Montgomery Area) 36101 1.6 miles
(Montgomery Area) 36106 4.7 miles
Within 10 miles
(Prattville Area) 36066 8.5 miles
(Montgomery Area) 36117 10.0 miles
Within 25 miles
(Deatsville Area) 36022 16.1 miles
(Wetumpka Area) 36092 16.4 miles
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(Union Springs Area) 36089 39.7 miles
(Dadeville Area) 36853 42.5 miles
(Greenville Area) 36037 45.5 miles
(Auburn Area) 36830 48.8 miles
FAQs - Personal Injury Lawyers in city Montgomery How many Personal Injury lawyers actively serve residents of Montgomery, Alabama? Approximately 71 licensed attorneys focus on Personal Injury across Montgomery, Alabama. Most matters are filed through the Alabama District Court, where local rules shape timelines and filing steps. What is the typical hourly fee for Personal Injury lawyers in Montgomery, Alabama? In Montgomery, typical rates range from $214-$390 per hour for Personal Injury. End-to-end case budgets frequently land between $2692 and $5400, depending on hearings and discovery. How long do Personal Injury matters usually take in courts near Montgomery? Personal Injury cases in Montgomery, Alabama usually take around 5-13 months depending on complexity and the Alabama District Court docket. Which local court most often hears Personal Injury cases for people living in Montgomery, Alabama? Residents of Montgomery typically see Personal Injury filings handled by the Alabama District Court. Proximity to helps with quick submissions and clerk communications. Do attorneys around offer a free first consultation for Personal Injury? About 38% of firms near ZIP offer a free first consultation for Personal Injury, so you can compare strategy and fit before committing.
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· First and second chair jury trial experience in numerous cases.. · Excellent case management skills, handling over a thousand cases annually.. · Excellent research and writing skills concerning a wide variety of complex legal issues.. · Proficient in jury trials, voir dire, grand jury, plea negotiations, bench trials, trial preparation, discovery analysis/review, intensive research, motion hearings and interviews of victims/witnesses/law enforcement officers since May 2009.. · Experienced in a variety of cases, including murders, personal crimes, sex crimes, drug crimes, property crimes, and all misdemeanors offenses.. · Successfully stay abreast of current legislation and advise other attorneys as to changes in the law.. · Effectively educate and train incoming attorneys and interns with respect to the practice of law.
Ty Taylor is an Alabama-based attorney serving clients throughout Central Alabama and experienced in many areas of criminal and civil law. As a Montgomery native and graduate of Troy University and Thomas Goode Jones School of Law (Faulkner University), Ty’s Alabama roots go deep and so does his understanding of the state’s judicial system.. In law school, Ty completed an internship with the Supreme Court of Alabama, where he began his career as a staff attorney upon law school graduation. From there, Ty went on to become a Deputy District Attorney for the Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office, where he prosecuted thousands of criminal cases and regularly secured favorable jury verdicts. This experience, and more, has allowed him to confidently represent his clients in private practice.. Ty’s commitment to service and the community can be seen not only through his legal work, but also in his service as a volunteer and professional firefighter and EMT over the past 7 years, alongside his legal career. Ty has always made serving his community a priority, something he bases on his strong, Christian upbringing. In everything he does, Ty strives to make service the pinnacle of how he lives and works.. Ty takes pride in each and every client he represents and looks forward to the opportunity to do the same for you. If you have a legal question, or are in need of representation, please give our office a call to setup an initial, free consultation.
Though Sasser & O’Rear is a relatively young law firm, the combined 25 years experience of these attorneys makes them prominent advocates in the area of family law and justice as they strive to right some of the wrongs in this world.
The Founder of Blanchard Law Offices, William R. Blanchard, has been in private practice since 1978. Mr. Blanchard practices in all levels of state and federal court in Alabama and concentrates his practice in the areas of criminal defense, appeals and post-conviction relief, family law and divorce. While the firm is located in Montgomery, Alabama, clients come from several counties, including Montgomery, Elmore, Autauga, Butler, Chilton and Bullock, and virtually all over the state.
Ted became a principal at Beasley Allen in 2002. Since that time, he has been a leader at Beasley Allen with verdicts and settlements totaling more than $325 million, including a $72.6 million compensatory verdict in a hormone replacement therapy trial. This verdict was selected by the National Law Journal as No. 30 on its list of Top 100 Verdicts of 2011. Ted received the 2009 award for Beasley Allen Mass Torts Lawyer of the year, and the 2012 award for Beasley Allen Litigator of the Year. He is listed in the 2014 Alabama Super Lawyers Magazine and included on the 2014 Super Lawyers list.. Ted is a frequent speaker on mass tort issues. He has been a guest speaker at National Lawyer Conventions held in Montgomery, Philadelphia, New Orleans, Miami, Key West, Aspen, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Boston, Atlanta, Las Vegas and Puerto Rico, and recently spoke on the topic of preemption at an American Bar Association Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Continuing Education event. Ted received the Alabama State Bar Continuing Legal Education Award in recognition of efforts to continue and enhance professional competence. He has been recognized as an "advocate" by the National College of Advocacy. Ted has spoken at the Mississippi Judicial College on the subject of Electronic Discovery. He has spoken regarding Hormone Therapy (Prempro) litigation in a conference sponsored by the American Association for Justice. Ted has been interviewed by Legal Talk Network regarding the latest in the Vioxx (2006) and Hormone Therapy (2012) litigations. He is mentioned in the 2007 through 2010 editions of The Legal 500 - A book carrying independent editorial commentary on the leading law firms in the United States.. Ted was the principal Beasley Allen attorney who handled the Lotronex, Meridia, Guidant Ancure Stent, Sulzer, Smith & Nephew Knee Replacement litigations, and Hormone Therapy (Prempro) litigations. He was selected to serve on the Plaintiffs' Steering Committee in the Prempro Multi District Litigation. Ted is currently leading the charge in cases where talcum powder caused ovarian cancer.. Ted is married and has two children. He and his family are actively involved in the Music and Youth Ministries and has served on the Board of Trustees and as a lay helper in Haiti during the months following the 2010 earthquake. Ted is an avid triathlete, having competed in numerous endurance events including Ironman Florida, Escape from Alcatraz, Ironman Augusta 70.3 (where he has twice qualified for the USA Triathlon Age Group National Championships). Ted enjoys following his children in their athletic pursuits including dance, swimming, running and triathlon.
Scott T. McArdle is a 1996 graduate of the University of Alabama School of Law and was honored to be selected to serve Justice H. Mark Kennedy of the Supreme Court of Alabama. Upon entering private practice, Mr. McArdle has practiced exclusively in the areas of Personal Injury to Children and Adults; Wrongful Death; Complex Litigation; Insurance Law; Insurance Bad Faith; Products Liability and Medical Malpractice. After serving with distinction for the largest plaintiff’s firm in Alabama where he regularly represented over 500 clients, Mr. McArdle focused on his goal to have a personal relationship with each client. That goal, which he now shares with his law partner, Misha Whitman, lead Mr. McArdle to form McArdle & Whitman, P.C.. Mr. McArdle is licensed to practice in all state and federal courts of Alabama and Mississippi and is a noted advocate by the National College of Advocacy. Mr. McArdle was a part of the litigation team that produced the largest verdict in Alabama history, $395 million. Mr. McArdle takes great pride in a number of verdicts and settlements for injured children or children whose parents were killed by others negligence that, to date, are estimated to exceed $20,000,000. Through his memberships in the American Association for Justice, Alabama and Mississippi Trial Lawyers Association, Mr. McArdle is regularly called on by fellow lawyers to advise them on trial techniques and strategies.. Mr. McArdle is married to the former Kelly Lynn O’Gwynn of Enterprise, Alabama. The McArdle family consists of Scott, Kelly, their 10 year old son, John Thomas, 7 year old daughter, Mimi and Weimeranner Sage.. Since its opening in 2006, McArdle & Whitman, P.C. has been dedicated to handling complex damage cases, including catastrophic personal injury and wrongful death cases.
Rick’s practice focuses on helping clients and their families when their lives have been irrevocably harmed by defective products and corporate wrongdoing. Whether it’s a dangerous tire, reckless trucking company or neglectful nursing home, Rick is a consumer safety advocate, fighting daily to ensure unsafe conduct and manufacturing practices are changed. During the 25 years he’s practiced law, Rick’s relentless efforts have forced the automobile & tire industries to issue product warnings & recalls, saving countless lives. By battling in the courtroom to provide medical care & compensation for injured clients, Rick has successfully garnered over $100 million dollars in settlements and verdicts.. Rick earned a national reputation as the “Tire Lawyer” for his experience in litigating more than 40 cases against every major tire manufacturer. Cases involving defective tires are challenging. They require a detailed knowledge of not just how tires are engineered, but also the tire makers’ practices & how they defend their unsafe products.. In addition to speaking regularly, Rick’s been interviewed by NBC, CBS, CNN & ABC news about tire safety. He’s also been featured in numerous periodicals, including Lawyers USA, Bloomberg News, the Akron News Journal and Strategic Safety.. Rick is admitted to the State Bar in Alabama & Mississippi and has been admitted on a case by case basis to 14 other state and federal courts. Wherever your case may be, Rick can help you! He is a Martindale-Hubbell AV Preeminent-Rated attorney.. Rick is an honors graduate of Huntingdon College where he played baseball and also served as the as the Student Government President. He then went on to Cumberland School of Law of Samford University and graduated cum laude in 1991. At Cumberland, Rick served on the Editorial Board of the Cumberland Law Review & is a member of Curia Honoris.. Immediately following law school, Rick worked for a prominent Mobile defense firm, and it was here, he had his “Jerry MacGuire” moment & realized he didn’t want to defend companies who had no desire to fix their defective products. Rick’s early experience as a defense attorney gives him insight into how the “other side” thinks & is part of the reason he’s litigated cases so successfully. Previous to starting his own firm, Rick spent more than twenty years with a large Montgomery, AL plaintiff’s litigation firm. Initially, Rick handled consumer and insurance fraud cases, several of which resulted in seven-figure settlements and verdicts.. Rick’s desire to help the “little guy” steered his focus towards products liability & personal injury cases. In addition to the numerous cases Rick has handled against tire manufacturers, he has also represented clients with their cases against automobile manufacturers concerning defective seat belts, seats and seat backs, fuel systems, airbags, structural integrity and other vehicle components. He has also represented clients who were harmed by defects in motorcycles, saws, tractors, presses textiles and ATVs and large industrial machines. He also handles trucking and other catastrophic personal injury cases.. Over his career, he has litigated more than 40 product and personal injury cases resulting in seven-figure settlements and verdicts.. Rick is the past Chair for the Products Liability Section of the American Association for Justice and serves on the Executive Committee for the “Association”. In addition to conducting seminars relative to tires, Rick is a regular speaker at various national and state seminars concerning product liability issues and updates. He is the author of various papers and articles relative to Product Liability issues, including “The Hidden Dangers of Cargo Vans, The Overlooked Hazard,” “What you don’t know may kill you – Dangers of Aged Tires,” and “Unreasonable or Reckless: Tire Retailers’ Failure to Follow Aging Guidelines Can Cause Severe Injury or Death.”
Prior to founding the firm that would become the Serious Injury Law Group in 2013, Chuck James reflected on everything he knew to that point about personal injury plaintiff’s law. After a short time as a criminal prosecutor, he joined the national law firm of legendary attorney Johnnie Cochran and concentrated his work on representing injured people.. Although he gained valuable experience in that job, James knew that he wanted to create a law firm with a different kind of focus. “I’d been around plaintiff’s lawyers my entire career,” he recalls. “I saw what worked, and saw things that didn’t necessarily not work, but things that I would improve on. One of those would be accessibility and attentiveness to the client.”. In creating The Law Offices of Charles James, II, he committed himself to providing clients superior service and responsiveness. The next year, he joined forces with attorney Gerald Brooks, who shared his vision in the law firm they would name the Serious Injury Law Group.. Although James has been handling only personal injury cases for most of his career, that’s not what he set out to do. A native of Mobile, James was initially attracted to the law to become a sports agent. But after receiving his J.D. from the University of Alabama School of Law in 2002, he landed a job in the Mobile County District Attorney’s office, where he stayed until the following year when he had a chance to join the Cochran firm.. Working with Cochran and Jock Smith, another legal giant, James was instrumental in cases that resulted in high-dollar verdicts for clients, including one for $1.26 billion. He has achieved numerous six- and seven-figure verdicts and settlements on behalf of his clients.. While monetary victories are satisfying, James finds that other rewards are even more fulfilling. “It’s very gratifying to me to be able to give voice to the voiceless and hope to the hopeless,” he says. “Big insurance companies don’t necessarily care about what happens to average everyday people, and I try to make sure that someone stands up for these people and that these companies are held accountable.”. “Dedication to my client is what’s important to me. My cases are usually my client and me going up against a big insurance company and their team of lawyers and paralegals. But I don’t care how many lawyers I’m going up against. They’re not going to fight for their client’s interests like I am for mine. I will, with every fiber of my being, go in every time and give it my all.”. James’ professional commitment is not restricted to his practice alone. He has long been very active in sharing his experience with other lawyers in Continuing Legal Education programs. He has spoken on many issues, including rules of evidence, trial strategy, and ethics.. He is a past president of the Montgomery County Trial Lawyers Association and the Capital City Lawyers Association and has served on the Character and Fitness Committee and the Diversity Committee of the Alabama State Bar Association.. He is active in the Resurrection Catholic Church in Birmingham and the Knights of Peter Claver auxiliary group there. He also serves on the board of the Music Education on Wheels (MEOW) program that aids autistic children, and he serves on the board of the Brantwood Children’s Home.. He enjoys music, grilling, and deep-sea fishing. He and his wife, Lloria Munnerlyn James, the chief deputy district attorney in the Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office, both enjoy travel.
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Kelli McDaniel Day, Attorney at Law is a Montgomery law firm that embodies the highest levels of professionalism and compassion while representing Alabama clients in family law matters. I have over 25 years of experience guiding clients through some of the toughest situations involving their loved ones. Whether you are facing divorce, adopting a child, or seeking assistance with a juvenile law issue, you can count on me to work diligently in pursuit of a favorable result.
Josh is a highly driven attorney who is passionate about representing his clients and guiding them through their situations. He strives for excellence in all that he does and wants every client to leave feeling as if they were his only one. Josh is an associate attorney at Sasser & O'Rear, LLC in Montgomery, AL., focusing on wills and estates, family law, and personal injury/car wrecks.
Jennifer joined Beasley Allen Law Firm in 2013. She practices in the firm’s Mass Torts Section, primarily on product liability actions involving transvaginal mesh.. Notable Cases. Jennifer’s main focus, transvaginal mesh, is used to repair conditions such as pelvic organ prolapse and stress urinary incontinence. The mesh is implanted through the vagina and is used to shore up pelvic organs that have become displaced due to age, childbirth, hysterectomy or obesity. According to the FDA, reported complications from of the transvaginal placement of the mesh include erosion of the mesh into the vaginal tissue, organ perforation, pain, infection, painful intercourse, and urinary and fecal incontinence.. Professional Associations. Jennifer is currently active in the American Association for Justice. She also volunteers for the Alabama State Bar as well as the Montgomery County Volunteer Lawyers Program. Jennifer became a member of the Alabama State Bar in 2012.. Background. Jennifer earned her undergraduate degree in biology, with a double minor in physics and chemistry, from the University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire. She went on to obtain a Ph.D. from the University of South Carolina School of Medicine in biomedical science with a focus on molecular oncology. In graduate school, Jennifer won graduate research awards for oral presentation of research, first in neuroscience and later in molecular oncology. Her work earned her travel fellowships, and she was invited to present her research at international conferences in Paris and Mexico City. Subsequently, Jennifer spent two years in Boston with a consulting company specializing in mergers and acquisitions.. Jennifer earned her J.D. from Gonzaga University School of Law in 2009, and is a member of the Washington State Bar. While in law school, she interned at the Spokane County Prosecutor’s Office in the property, major crimes and domestic violence divisions and gained courtroom experience including serving as lead counsel on a multiple-felony trial. Jennifer then moved to northern Alabama and associated with a law firm, working in the areas of criminal and family law.. She is a college-level educator, and has taught courses as an adjunct in biology, chemistry, medical terminology and anatomy
If you’re hurt in an accident or on the job, you face serious challenges: in addition to suffering physical harm, you are likely to see medical bills and other debts pile up quickly, especially if you are out of work. At Donohoe & Stapleton, LLC in Montgomery, we are serious advocates for Alabama residents who have been injured. Whether you are pursuing a personal injury, workers’ compensation or Social Security disability claim, we will work tirelessly to achieve justice for you and your family. Our lawyers have 30 years of combined legal experience and won’t let greedy insurance companies or impersonal government employees trample your rights. Get the legal help you need to protect you and your family’s financial future with local professionals who are familiar with relevant federal, state, and even city-level laws.
I have represented clients in the full spectrum of civil and criminal law, with a heavy concentration in all State and Federal Courts in Alabama, both in trials and appeal.. I have secured jury verdicts, negotiated and settled numerous cases involving Breach of Contract, Breach f Warranty, Condemnation, Personal Injury, Wrongful Death, Fraud, Landlord-Tenant, Faulty Construction as well as many other causes of action. Many of these cases resulted in multi-million dollar recoveries. I also have extensive experience representing Municipalities and Boards.. I also enjoy working with the Fuller Center for Housing and serve on the Advisory Board for the Salvation Army.
I have over 29 years of experience & results. I will aggressively pursue your case, promptly return your phone calls, keep you informed, and fight to get you the maximum recovery that you deserve!. With an impressive 29 years of trial experience, Les Pittman stands as a seasoned legal professional who has successfully handled numerous cases across the State of Alabama. His dedication to the legal field is underscored by his membership in the Montgomery & Lee County Bar Association, where he held the esteemed position of president in 2007. Furthermore, Les served as a Bar Commissioner for the 15th Judicial Circuit of Alabama. Before embarking on his legal career, Les dedicated three years to the United States Marine Corps, where he served with distinction and received an honorable discharge with the rank of corporal. He pursued his legal education at Jones School of Law while concurrently working as a marketing representative for Alabama Gas Corporation, demonstrating his commitment to both academic excellence and professional growth. Les's journey in the legal realm led him to Beasley Allen in 1993, where he made significant contributions to the firm's success. By 1999, he had ascended to the position of shareholder. In 2005, Les decided to chart his own path and co-founded James & Pittman, P.C., a venture he remained dedicated to until 2013. In 2013, he took the bold step of establishing Pittman Law Firm, which has since expanded its presence to offices in Montgomery and Auburn. Beyond his legal career, Les has displayed a profound commitment to community engagement. In Montgomery, he actively coached junior high basketball, YMCA football, and basketball, as well as little league baseball. His contributions extend to tutoring inner-city children through the First Baptist Church tutoring program. Notably, in 2002, Les was celebrated as the "Biggest Rat in Town" for raising over $40,000 for the American Cancer Society. In 2013, he chaired the School Improvement Committee for Bear Exploration Center, spearheading efforts that secured $40,000 for school enhancements. Les has also served as the president of the Jimmy Hitchcock Award, an organization that recognizes outstanding Christian student-athletes in Montgomery. Since relocating to Auburn in 2020, Les has embraced community involvement with equal vigor. He actively participates in F3 (Faith, Fellowship, Fitness), lends his coaching expertise to his daughter's soccer team, and avidly supports a diverse array of Auburn University sporting events.
I am an attorney who handles Workers' Compensation, Social Security, Personal Injury, and Family Law cases.. ABELL & BRAGG, LLC. Consultations are free. Let's discuss your situtation.
I am a solo practitioner who concentrates in bankruptcy, real estate, personal injury, and general litigation. I have been practicing for over 20 years and have worked on all sides of cases at all types of law firms. Whether it's a courtroom battle, an insurance company dispute, a real estate transaction, or something in between, you can trust that I have the knowledge and experience to help my clients with their legal needs.
Frank grew up in Union Springs, Alabama. He attended Birmingham Southern College where he graduated magna cum laude. He received his law degree from the University of Alabama in 1978. He clerked for Federal District Judge Robert Varner. In 1979, Frank joined Jere Beasley and was a founding partner in the firm now known as Beasley Allen, where he practiced for 19 years.. Frank’s practice includes a wide range of cases from commercial litigation to consumer class actions to product liability. Several significant decisions in product liability law have resulted from his appellate work. Of note, at the age of thirty-two, Frank argued and obtained a unanimous decision for his client before the Supreme Court of the United States.. Frank has handled more than 20 litigation matters on behalf of judges and lawyers including two former Chief Justices of the Supreme Court of Alabama, a judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, a district attorney, three of the State’s most prominent law firms, and individual judges and attorneys in litigation and disciplinary proceedings.. He prosecuted and defended major litigation matters in fields of federal securities law, product liability, intellectual property, class actions, trucking litigation, and road construction litigation.. After a two-year retirement, he opened his own firm in 2000 where his practice focused on severe injury and wrongful death actions primarily in the field of product liability. In 2016, Frank joined the law firm of Copeland, Franco, Screws & Gill, P.A. as a partner.. Frank is married to the former Melissa Day of Opp, Alabama. Frank and Melissa enjoy international travel and spending time with their pugs – Thurston, Lewis, and Howard – as well as Alfred the cat.
Cole Leonberg is not new to the pressures of competition as he’s been competing for most of his life. Since the tender age of 4, Cole has always welcomed a challenge, from playing a vast amount of sports or participating in academic competitions. Competition and self-development are two of his core pillars, and becoming an attorney was simply fate.. Cole grew up in Freedom, Pennsylvania, a small town outside of Pittsburgh, and played everything from tee-ball to racing barrels. In addition to sports, Cole was a gifted orator and competed in several high school speech contest. He had the opportunity to travel and compete in Washington D.C., Nashville, TN, and placed in the Regional Semi-Finalists in the National Trial Competition held in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Cole’s competitiveness in sports and speech drew him to law and further compelled him to advocate for his clients. While attending Faulkner School of Law, he encountered a new mode of the competition-the courtroom and acquired a newfound love for the legal process. Because of his driven spirit and his exceptional debating skills, Cole was presented the opportunity to gain valuable courtroom experience in different regions of the country.. His education includes graduating from Lake Erie College magna cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in Legal Studies in 2014 and true to form four years later he earned his law degree from Faulkner School of Law cum laude in May 2018. Cole has received several recognitions and placed in trial competitions being named a Semi-Finalist in the Greg Allen Mock Trial Competition in 2017 and Regional Semi-Finalist in 2018 for Honor Court Justice National Trial Competition.. Cole concentrates on victims of personal Injury litigation from car accidents, slips and falls, medical malpractice, nursing home abuse, and products liability cases. He is an experienced attorney who obtains premier results for his clients.
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A 2002 graduate of the University of Alabama School of Law, I have created a practice that focuses on family issues, whether it's a divorce or custody matter, a criminal case, or even a personal injury. My goal is to resolve these disputes in a way that impoves the lives of my clients.