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A car accident is reported in Alabama an average of under four minutes all day, every day. That’s an average of roughly 360 crashes per day exceeding 130,000 per year.

If you have been injured in an accident, you may be wondering what happens next in your personal injury case and whether you are entitled to any compensation.

Alabama is an at-fault auto insurance state, which means that the driver who causes your injuries is responsible for compensating you for losses associated with your accident, either personally or through their insurance, or perhaps a combination if you file a lawsuit.

After an accident, it can be hard to know what your next steps should be and when to contact a personal injury attorney. And while you won’t always need an attorney to help with your claim, there are several factors you should consider that might make working with a lawyer advantageous.

Stacker recently confirmed what we in Alabama have known for years. They analyzed the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s 2020 Fatality Analysis Reporting System to determine which interstates had the most fatalities.

BIRMINGHAM, AL - Commuters in southeast Birmingham faced major delays following a collision on I-459 on Tuesday evening.

TRUSSVILLE, AL - A boom truck belonging to a tree cutting service smashed through two homes in the Trussville area on Tuesday.

BIRMINGHAM, AL - Commuters in southeast Birmingham faced major delays following a collision on I-459 on Tuesday evening.

BIRMINGHAM, AL - Rush-hour commuters in Hoover faced major delays following a collision on US-280 on Tuesday morning.

TUSCALOOSA, AL - A woman suffered fatal injuries in a collision involving four vehicles on I-59 Saturday night.