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A broadside car crash can leave occupants with little protection between the force of the impact and the side door. If you have suffered severe injuries in a side impact/T-bone car accident in Montgomery, a car crash attorney from our firm could investigate the collision, address insurance disputes, and identify evidence to support your claim.
The Law Office of Dwayne L. Brown brings more than 31 years of experience representing injured people to every case. You should understand what is happening with your case every step of the way while having meaningful access to the people handling it. Dwayne Brown is available to clients by phone or text at all times throughout your case, and you will also have direct contact information for your paralegal so you can reach the team when needed.
Intersection crashes can create competing accounts of who had the right-of-way, requiring a careful investigation of how it occurred. Evidence that could help establish what happened includes:
In Montgomery side-impact car accidents, these details can clarify how the collision occurred and help establish fault. Alabama Code § 32-5A-31 generally requires drivers to obey applicable official traffic-control devices.
Evidence can become unavailable soon after a collision if systems overwrite video footage or repair shops fix damaged vehicles before a full inspection. We could move promptly to preserve relevant material. If the cause remains unclear, we could work with reconstructionists or other specialists to analyze what happened.
In Montgomery broadside car collisions, vehicle damage alone does not determine liability. Our attorney may consider a driver’s approach to the intersection, visibility, and how much time a driver had to react when building a strong case for liability. Commercial vehicle involvement may also introduce additional questions about ownership, vehicle maintenance, or available insurance coverage.
State law follows contributory negligence rules, meaning an injured person’s conduct that proximately contributes to the injury can bar recovery on a negligence claim. The defendant bears the burden of proving that affirmative defense. For that reason, an accurate reconstruction of each driver’s actions is especially important when an insurer argues that you contributed to the wreck.
Initial emergency room records may not fully represent the seriousness of your injury. Treatment can progress to surgery or rehabilitation, while physical restrictions may continue to affect your ability to work and carry out daily responsibilities. We have connections with qualified doctors with decades of experience treating acute personal injuries and understand the importance of documenting how significant injuries develop over time. Catastrophic injuries from these accidents can include:
Treatment records for injuries resulting from T-bone car crashes in Montgomery can show how your injury changed after the initial medical care. These records may document your ongoing symptoms, physical limitations, and need for continued care. They can also become important evidence when evaluating the full effect of your injury. Ala. Code § 6-2-38 generally sets a two-year deadline for filing personal injury actions.
After a serious car accident, medical treatment may demand your immediate attention while insurance issues add more pressure. Our legal team could provide clear guidance so you understand your options and keep your strategy aligned with your priorities. For those affected by side impact/T-bone car accidents in Montgomery, we could provide dedicated support throughout the legal process.
With more than three decades of local personal injury experience, our team remains accessible throughout the process. The Law Office of Dwayne L. Brown handles these cases on a contingency-fee basis, so you do not pay unless we recover compensation for you. Contact us today to discuss your case and learn how we could help protect your claim.
