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Phone: (205) 324-1212

Address: 2025 3rd Ave N, Birmingham, AL 35203

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Child Abuse
According to the Child Welfare League of America, Alabama had 22,067 referrals for child abuse and neglect in 2015, and 21,722 of those reports were referred for investigation. That same year, the state had 8,466 victims of abuse or neglect, 52.1 percent of whom were physically abused and 17.4 percent who were sexually abused. Child abuse or neglect resulted in 13 child deaths in 2015.

DUI/DWI
In recent years, drunk driving car accidents resulted in over 200 fatalities per year in Alabama alone. If you have been injured by a drunk driver, there are several things you should know.
Wrongful Death
The Wrongful Death Statute in Alabama is unique compared to other states in that it only allows for punitive damages (money paid to punish the wrongdoer) and does not allow for compensatory damages (money paid to a person as compensation for their loss).
Traffic Violations
Speeding â€” Drivers who violate posted speed limits do not have the necessary stopping distances when bikes cross their paths. Speeding drivers are also more subject to possible loss of control.
Sex Crimes
Some people are victims of violent acts or sex crimes committed by rideshare drivers. The rideshare company could very well be liable for a victimâ€™s injuries in these instances as well.
Murder
Absolutely. A civil action against a drunk driver is completely separate from a criminal case. In a civil case, a victim is seeking financial damages from the drunk driver, but the criminal case is filed by the state in an effort to punish the drunk driver. Perhaps the best example of this difference is the infamous case of former pro football star O.J. Simpson. While Simpson was acquitted of murder in his criminal trial in 1995, a jury found him liable for the wrongful deaths of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman, awarding the victimâ€™s families $8.5 million in compensatory damages and $25 million in punitive damages.
Hit and Run
Hit-and-Run Accidents: When an accident results in injury, death, or damage to any vehicle, Alabama law requires any driver involved to give their name, address, and the registration number of their vehicle to the other driver. The drivers are also required to render to any person injured in the accident reasonable assistance. Unfortunately, some drivers do not comply with this law and flee an accident scene. Leaving the scene of a crash is often referred to as a hit-and-run accident. Not only can Farris, Riley & Pitt, LLP work with law enforcement in an attempt to track down the offender, but we can also assist you in filing claims with your own insurance providers in the event the wrongdoer is not found.

Workers Compensation
Other than your employer, you may file a direct civil lawsuit against this 3rd party (person or company). Pursuing both workers compensation and a third-party claim can help to ensure that you obtain full recovery for all damages you have suffered.

Premises Liability
“Premises liability” is a legal term that refers to accidents where someone is hurt or injured on someone elseâ€™s physical property. This can include a business, retail establishment, restaurant, and even homeowners.
Property Damage
Did you suffer serious injuries or was your loved one killed in a motorcycle crash in Alabama? You might be entitled to compensation for the damages you have suffered, including medical expenses, lost wages, and property damage. You will want to contact an attorney as soon as possible.

Personal Injury
Kirby Farris, the managing partner of Farris, Riley & Pitt, LLP, has long been an avid believer in pursing justice for those injured and killed as the result of a personal injury. For over two decades, Mr. Farris has dedicated his practice to representing victims of personal injury and Federal Employers Liability Act, commonly known as FELA. MR. Farris distinguished himself as a long-term employee of the Norfolk Southern Railway Corporation, working as a laborer in the Maintenance of Way department for eleven years. Mr. Farris saw first-hand the devastating and life-altering impact of work place injuries to railroad workers.
Medical Malpractice
A medical malpractice case requires experts to testify that the healthcare professional provided substandard care that caused harm. We have been successful in pursuing cases against doctors, hospitals, pharmacies, and nursing homes. We can help you get your questions answered; just call us.
Auto Accidents
Dog Bites
Dog bites are unique cases because victims frequently know the liable parties quite well. The dog owner in your case could very well be a longtime neighbor, friend, or family member.

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Power of Attorney
An advance directive is a written instruction that you make while you are mentally competent. It clarifies medical treatment you may or may not want to receive in the event that you become unable to communicate your wishes for any reason. Hospitals, nursing homes, and other healthcare facilities are required by federal law to inform patients or residents about advance directives, but people are not necessarily required to have one. Alabama law recognizes two different types of advance directives: the Advance Directive for Health Care and the Health Care Durable Power of Attorney. The Advance Directive for Health Care includes sections for a living will and proxy appointment (or Health Care Durable Power of Attorney).
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