By William Powell of Powell & Denny | Published September 24, 2026 | Posted in Car Wrecks | Tagged Tags: free consultation, NO FEE UNLESS YOU WIN, Powell and Denny, We Work When You Can't, What If the Driver Who Hit Me Doesn't Have Enough Insurance to Pay for My Injuries? |
What If the Driver Who Hit Me Doesn’t Have Enough Insurance to Pay for My Injuries?
What If the Driver Who Hit Me Doesn’t Have Enough Insurance to Pay for My Injuries? You were seriously injured in an Alabama car wreck. The other driver caused the collision. The driver’s insurance company accepts responsibility and eventually offers to pay the driver’s policy limits. That sounds like good news. Then you learn that the Read More
Read MoreWhat Is Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist Coverage in Alabama?
What Is Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist Coverage in Alabama? You are stopped at a red light when another driver crashes into the back of your vehicle. You are seriously injured and there is no real dispute that the other driver caused the wreck. Then you discover another problem-the driver does not have automobile liability insurance. Read More
Read MoreShould I Give the Insurance Company a Recorded Statement After an Alabama Car Wreck?
Should I Give the Insurance Company a Recorded Statement After an Alabama Car Wreck? You were injured in a car wreck, and a few days later an insurance adjuster calls. The adjuster may sound friendly and professional. “I just need to get your side of what happened.” Then comes the question: “Do you mind if Read More
Read MoreCan the Insurance Company Deny My Alabama Car Wreck Claim Because I Wasn’t Wearing a Seat Belt?
Can the Insurance Company Deny My Alabama Car Wreck Claim Because I Wasn’t Wearing a Seat Belt? You were injured in a car wreck caused by another driver. Maybe the other driver ran a red light, pulled into your lane, or rear-ended your vehicle. But you were not wearing your seat belt. Now the insurance Read More
Read MoreI Was Hit by a Train at a Railroad Crossing in Alabama. Can I Still Recover?
I Was Hit by a Train at a Railroad Crossing in Alabama. Can I Still Recover? A collision between a train and a car is very different from an ordinary car wreck. The injuries are often catastrophic. The physical evidence may involve the vehicle, railroad tracks, crossing signals, warning devices, sight distances, train speed, event-recording Read More
Read MoreThe Insurance Company Says the Car Wreck Was Partly My Fault. Can I Still Recover in Alabama?
The Insurance Company Says the Car Wreck Was Partly My Fault. Can I Still Recover in Alabama? You are injured in a car wreck caused by another driver. Maybe the other driver ran a red light, pulled into your lane, or rear-ended your vehicle. But when you make a claim, the insurance company tells you Read More
Read MoreI Was Injured in a Car Wreck in Alabama. What Are My Rights?
I Was Injured in a Car Wreck in Alabama. What Are My Rights? A serious car wreck can create several problems at once. You may have a damaged vehicle, medical bills, missed time from work, and injuries that you do not yet know will be temporary or permanent. At the same time, you may already Read More
Read MoreWhen Should I Talk to an Alabama Retaliatory Discharge Lawyer? Warning Signs After a Workers’ Compensation Injury
When Should I Talk to an Alabama Retaliatory Discharge Lawyer? Warning Signs After a Workers’ Compensation Injury Many injured workers have called our office to discuss their job injuries, and at some time they say something like “I’m afraid they’re going to fire me.” When we ask what makes them thinks this, they tell us Read More
Read MoreWhat Happens After You File an Alabama Retaliatory Discharge Lawsuit?
What Happens After You File an Alabama Retaliatory Discharge Lawsuit? You suffered an injury at work. You pursued workers’ compensation benefits. Your employer later fired you, and after reviewing what happened, you and your attorney believe there is sufficient evidence to file an Alabama retaliatory discharge lawsuit. What happens next? A retaliatory discharge lawsuit is Read More
Read MoreCan My Employer Sue Me After I File an Alabama Retaliatory Discharge Claim?
Can My Employer Sue Me After I File an Alabama Retaliatory Discharge Claim? An injured Alabama worker files a workers’ compensation claim, is later fired, and brings a retaliatory discharge lawsuit against the employer. Then the employer does something the employee may never have expected-the employer files a counterclaim against the employee. Can an employer Read More
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