Yes. All causes of action have prescribed statutes of limitation, and suit must be filed within that time or be forever barred. Further, it is important for us to begin investigating your case, collecting evidence, and taking statements as soon as possible.

Yes. According to Alabama personal injury law, you can sue for economic, non-economic (including pain and suffering), and sometimes, punitive damages.

Talking to us is free. At Glenda Cochran Associates, we don’t get paid unless you recover.

This depends on many factors, such as the nature of your case, the amount of medical expenses and lost wages, whether there is willful conduct, the severity of your injuries, and any future impairment.

Each case is different, and the length of time for each case is based on a multitude of factors including the court, the complexity of the case, and the number of parties. At the outset, your medical condition must stabilize before a final resolution can be reached.