Personal Injury
Boating Accidents Cause Serious Injuries. Here’s What You Should Know
Boating is a favorite summer pastime along the Gulf Coast. However, boating crashes are all too common and often have deadly results. 2019 was the deadliest year on the water in a decade. For boating enthusiasts, it’s important to put safety first on the water. Wearing life jackets, boating sober, avoiding distractions, and paying attention…
Read More3 Tips for Making Working Virtually With Your Lawyer Easier
Social distancing and coronavirus changed how we do business. Like many businesses, Andy Citrin Injury Attorneys is still embracing teleconferences, letting us help people who are home or hospital-bound for many reasons. After a serious injury accident, it can also be hard to travel, due to life-changing injuries, lack of transportation, or the emotional stress of…
Read MoreHow Long Does It Take to Settle a Personal Injury Claim in Mississippi?
When you’re hurt, out of work, and struggling, you may wonder how quickly you can settle your personal injury claim and get the financial resources you need to get back on your feet. Unfortunately, the insurance company will try to drag out your case for as long as possible, hoping that you’ll accept an unfair…
Read MoreWhat to Do if You Slip and Fall in a Store in Mississippi
A slip-and-fall accident is the last thing anybody wants (or expects) to happen when they visit a store. Customers want a safe and easy shopping experience, and store owners and employees want the same. Regardless of everyone’s best intentions, however, accidents do happen, and people often sustain unfortunate and severe injuries on someone else’s property.…
Read MoreCan I Sue a Bar That Overserved a Drunk Driver in Alabama?
Did you know that bars and restaurants may be liable when they overserve a drunk driver? When someone injures you or someone you love, it’s common to focus on the reckless driver’s insurance policies. However, Alabama law provides other options that you should explore. In this post, we’ll delve into Alabama dram shop laws, how…
Read MoreWhat Is an Alabama Bad Faith Insurance Claim?
After a terrible storm, car crash, or accident, victims rely on their insurance to cover the cost of their damaged property, medical bills, and mental suffering. However, the insurance company sometimes denies valid claims without any real reason. When valid claims are denied, it’s often because the insurance company wants to save money. When the…
Read More3 Ways a Personal Injury Lawyer Can Help After a Car Accident
Most car accidents happen in an instant, but they can have serious consequences for everyone involved. Even though the insurance company will tell you that they want to help and that a lawyer’s not worth the time and money, this advice is often self-serving. While you need help paying your medical bills and rebuilding your…
Read MoreHow Do I Preserve Evidence After a Drunk Driving Crash?
Drunk driving remains one of the most common causes of car crashes on Alabama roads. In fact, there were over 5,000 drunk driving-related crashes in Alabama in 2018. After a drunk driving crash, you must preserve every piece of evidence you can. Evidence collection puts you in a better position to succeed with your insurance…
Read MoreBack Pain After a Crash? Look Out for These Warning Signs
What You Need to Know About Crash-Related Back Pain Back and neck injuries are relatively common after a collision. What may seem like a minor backache may be early signs of a serious condition, like a herniated disc. Pain, muscle weakness, and numbness are all common signs of back injuries after a car accident. After…
Read MoreHow Is Liability Determined in Slip and Fall Cases in Alabama?
You’re walking through your favorite grocery store. Suddenly, you feel your feet starting to slip on the recently polished floor. While you’re able to catch yourself on a nearby rack, you’ve badly twisted your knee – which is already beginning to swell. You report your injuries and the lack of warning signs to the store,…
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