Mobile Car Accident Lawyer

As a major Gulf Coast port city, Mobile regularly sees commercial truck traffic, as well as a steady tourist presence. Major highways like I-10 and I-65 are some of the most heavily traveled routes in the region, carrying everything from local commuters and freight traffic to out-of-state vacationers. Unfortunately, this increases the risk of accidents occurring. 

A Mobile car accident lawyer at Mezrano® Law Firm can help if you or someone you love was in a collision. You may be entitled to compensation, and our team of trial-trained attorneys can fight aggressively to help you get it. We prepare every case as if it’s going to trial, investigate claims deeply, and offer comprehensive client care to give you the support you need. 

Contact our Mobile car accident lawyers today online or via phone at 205-537-0112 for a free consultation. 

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Why Choose Mezrano® Law Firm for Your Mobile Car Accident Case

At Mezrano® Law Firm, our case results and our client testimonials show why we’re the firm to turn to. Our award-winning attorneys offer advantages other firms don’t.

  • Our firm is big enough to investigate your claim, conduct focus groups, and complete comprehensive preparation for trial, but we’re also small enough to provide the real individualized attention you deserve.
  • We have over 75 years of combined legal experience, so we know the law inside and out.
  • We prepare every case as if it is going to trial, and we’ll fight for you longer than most firms to maximize your compensation.
  • We investigate every case deeply, regardless of size, so you can trust that your big or small claim is in good hands with a firm focused on client-centered representation.

Proven Results for Mobile Car Accident Clients

The specifics of your case will determine your outcome, but the Mezrano® Law Firm has a long history of success to show how our trial-ready attorneys deliver for our clients. 

Our case results show that we have recovered millions of dollars for clients both in and out of court. We win because we care.

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Types of Car Accidents We Handle in Mobile

You need a Mobile injury lawyer with experience handling car accidents like the one you were involved in. Here are the key types of cases we handle:

  • Rear-end accidents: Drivers are supposed to maintain a safe following distance to avoid rear-end crashes, so the rear driver is usually to blame.
  • Intersection accidents: Intersection crashes happen when drivers don’t yield the right-of-way or follow traffic control signals.
  • T-bone accidents: These accidents occur when a vehicle strikes another from the side, often because of entering an intersection illegally.
  • Head-on collisions: Wrong-way driving or crossing into oncoming traffic can cause head-on collisions. This can happen on Gulf-bound routes when tourists are distracted or confused.
  • Sideswipe accidents: When drivers drift out of their lane and sideswipe another vehicle, they may be responsible for the resulting accident.
  • Rollover accidents: Top-heavy vehicles are prone to rolling over, including commercial vehicles routinely traveling near the Port of Mobile.
  • Rideshare accidents: Many tourists rely on rideshare services, but unfortunately, drivers operating these vehicles may be distracted by apps, fatigued from driving too long, or make other dangerous mistakes.
  • Hit-and-run accidents: When drivers fail to stop at the scene of a crash as required by Alabama law, this is a hit-and-run.

Common Causes of Mobile Car Accidents

Car accidents often happen in Mobile due to driver negligence. These are some of the most common causes of collisions in the area:

  • Distracted driving: Drivers focused on their phone, infotainment system, or anything other than the road could cause collisions due to their lack of focus.
  • Speeding: Driving too fast can increase stopping distance and result in more serious crashes because of the greater force from higher speeds.
  • Impaired driving: Driving while impaired by drugs or alcohol makes safe vehicle operation difficult and may make the impaired driver liable for resulting losses.
  • Running red lights or stop signs: Failing to obey traffic laws may support a negligence claim because these safety rules are intended to protect motorists from harm.
  • Aggressive driving: Driving aggressively can include behaviors like tailgating or unsafe lane changes that increase the risk of a crash.
  • Drowsy driving: Fatigued driving slows reaction time or could result in falling asleep behind the wheel, all of which could create liability for an accident that occurs as a result.
  • Failure to yield: Failing to yield the right-of-way can cause a collision and may make the negligent driver responsible for resulting losses.

Where Car Accidents Happen in Mobile

Mobile’s unique geography and heavy port traffic create numerous high-risk areas where serious collisions frequently occur. High-risk locations include:

  • Interstate 10 and Interstate 65 interchange
  • Airport Boulevard near shopping centers
  • Government Street during rush hour
  • Dauphin Street in downtown Mobile
  • Highway 90 through Theodore
  • Moffett Road industrial corridor
  • Spring Hill Avenue intersections
  • The Bankhead Tunnel approaches

Mezrano® Law Firm is familiar with Mobile County roads, and we know the local laws as well as the major risk factors throughout the area. This knowledge helps us conduct thorough investigations and build strong claims.

Who Can Be Held Liable for Your Mobile Car Accident

Alabama is not a no-fault state. As the Alabama Department of Insurance explains, no-fault states require you to make claims in minor accidents with your own insurance company using your no-fault policy.

In Alabama, you may be able to pursue a claim against the driver or other party responsible for your accident. However, Alabama follows a strict contributory negligence rule. If the defense proves that you were negligent and that your negligence contributed to the crash, you could be barred from recovering compensation. That is why determining fault, preserving evidence, and pushing back against unfair blame-shifting are so important after an auto accident.

Some of the other parties who may be held liable include:

  • Other drivers: The at-fault driver’s insurance company typically bears primary responsibility for your damages. Liability can become complicated if multiple drivers share liability in chain-reaction collisions or complex intersection accidents.
  • Vehicle manufacturers: Defective brakes, airbags, tires, or other vehicle components can cause or worsen accidents, leading to product liability claims.
  • Government entities: Problems with road design or maintenance along Mobile’s streets may contribute to accidents. When pursuing claims against government entities, you must follow strict limitation requirements under Alabama Code § 11-47-23.
  • Employers: When commercial vehicle drivers cause accidents while working, their employers may share liability. Federal regulations and company policies often reveal additional avenues for compensation.
  • Bars and restaurants: Under Alabama’s Dram Shop Act, found in Code § 6-5-71, establishments that overserve visibly intoxicated patrons may bear responsibility for subsequent drunk driving accidents.

Compensation Available in a Mobile Car Accident Claim

Alabama allows compensation for both tangible and intangible losses, and our Mobile car accident lawyers fight to help you get all the types of car accident damages you deserve. This can include payment for:

  • Economic damages: Economic damages include past and future medical expenses, lost wages, reduced earning capacity, property damage, out-of-pocket expenses, rehabilitation costs, and long-term care expenses.
  • Non-economic damages: These damages include pain and suffering, mental anguish, emotional distress, permanent injury or disability, disfigurement and scarring, loss of enjoyment of life, inconvenience and annoyance, aggravation of pre-existing conditions, and loss of consortium if your marital relationship is affected.

In some cases, Alabama law allows for punitive damages designed to punish the offender and deter similar conduct. Mezrano® Law Firm also pursues wrongful death claims under Alabama Code § 6-5-410 to secure justice for surviving family members.

What If the At-Fault Driver Is Uninsured or Underinsured?

While Alabama law requires drivers to have insurance, not all motorists follow the rules. If you are in a car accident with an uninsured driver, our team will closely review the circumstances to uncover every possible source of coverage.

Mezrano® Law Firm will also negotiate with your own insurer to make sure it pays you fairly under your uninsured or underinsured motorist policy. If your insurer refuses to honor its obligations, we’re ready to go to court to demand the full compensation you are owed.

How Our Mobile Car Accident Lawyers Fight For You

You are entitled to full car accident compensation, and Mezrano® Law Firm will help you fight to get it. Our firm will take the following steps to help after your accident:

  • Free consultation: We’ll review the details of your case, including the facts of your claim and any filing deadlines that may apply under the statute of limitations.
  • Investigation and evidence gathering: Our firm has the resources to conduct a thorough investigation, and we investigate every case as if it is going to trial. This includes obtaining police reports, medical records, witness statements, and statements from accident reconstruction specialists.
  • Negotiating with insurers: We’ll send a demand letter and negotiate with the insurance company on your behalf.
  • Going to court: Our attorneys are trial-ready and prepared to go to court to fight for you.

Insurers often make lowball offers or try to trip you up in recorded statements so they can argue that you shared fault or were inconsistent in your testimony. Our team will help you protect your claim and fight for your rights.

Mobile Car Accident FAQs

Still have questions? Here are the answers to some frequently asked questions about Mobile car accidents.

What Should I Do Immediately After a Car Accident in Mobile?

After a car accident, you should report the incident to the police. You should get contact information from the other driver and any witnesses to the crash, and get immediate medical attention to treat and document your injuries. You should also reach out to an experienced Mobile car accident lawyer for help.

What If I Was Partially at Fault for the Mobile Car Accident?

Alabama’s contributory negligence laws can prevent you from recovering compensation. However, fault is a technical legal question. You may still wish to reach out to an attorney to understand how blame will be assigned under the law and whether you have options for recovering compensation.

How Is Pain and Suffering Calculated in Alabama?

Pain and suffering is generally calculated by using a multiplier method or a per diem method. The multiplier method multiplies actual economic damages by a set amount (usually between 1.5 and 5), depending on your injury severity. The per-day method, or per diem method, pays a daily rate during your recovery period. 

What Does It Cost to Hire a Mobile Car Accident Lawyer?

Mobile car accident lawyers typically work on a contingent fee basis. This means you pay legal fees only if your attorney wins your case and helps you collect compensation via a settlement or court verdict.

Contact a Mobile Car Accident Lawyer Today

After a car accident, you deserve guidance from a trusted legal professional. Contact our Mobile car accident lawyers today for a free consultation. You can contact us online or give us a call at 205-537-0112.

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