Motor Vehicle Accidents

Automobile, truck and motorcycle accidents in Alabama

Motorized vehicles are an important and valuable part of our way of life. Unfortunately, they can also cause serious injuries. Each year, too many people are killed or injured by careless drivers. Most accidents are caused by a failure to obey rules of the road, such as:

  • Speeding
  • Inattentive or distracted driving
  • Failure to yield the right of way
  • Drunk driving
  • Failure to obey traffic signs or signals
  • Reckless driving

Truck drivers have additional rules to follow, including:

  • Load limits
  • Maximum time limits
  • Required special equipment
  • Restricted roads or lanes of travel
  • Equipment maintenance schedules
  • Logs and reports

Violation of these rules can render the driver, or vehicle owner, liable to anyone who is injured as a result of the infraction. Knowing the rules and knowing how to prove a violation in court are the keys to establishing liability. 

Experienced traffic accident law firm in Auburn

Whether you were a driver, passenger or pedestrian, you are entitled to be compensated by anyone who injures you due to a violation of the rules of the road. Your damages may include property damage, bodily injury, wage loss and emotional distress. Determining who is liable and for how much requires an experienced trial lawyer. Marrell J. McNeal, Attorney at Law, LLC has been helping victims of motor vehicle collisions for more than 30 years. Let us help you recover following a crash on the road or highway.

When experience counts, count on Marrell J. McNeal, Attorney at Law, LLC

From our offices in Auburn, our attorneys represent people who have motor vehicle accident claims throughout Alabama, including:

  • Lee County (Auburn)
  • Macon County (Tuskegee)
  • Chambers County

If you need experienced legal representation, call 334-821-1596 or contact Marrell J. McNeal, Attorney at Law, LLC online to schedule an appointment today.  For motor vehicle accident cases, we offer contingent fee agreements so you owe no attorney fees unless and until we recover compensation for you.