Year: 2025

Intersections are high-risk areas for vehicle collisions in Montgomery, Alabama. Multiple traffic streams converge, and drivers must make split-second decisions. If you or a loved one suffered injuries in an intersection collision, call Stokes Stemle to schedule a free consultation with an experienced Montgomery car accident lawyer. Why Certain Intersections…

Stokes Stemle, LLC is thrilled to announce the relocation of our Montgomery office to serve our growing community of clients more effectively. Starting December 1, 2025, our firm will officially operate from our new address at 35 South Court Street, Montgomery, AL 36104. This move represents a significant milestone in…

Navigating Alabama’s workers’ comp medical system can feel overwhelming when dealing with injuries. Getting the proper treatment you need shouldn’t be complicated. Unfortunately, insurance companies and employers often create unnecessary obstacles. At Stokes Stemle, we help injured workers like you protect their rights and access the medical care they deserve….

If you get hurt in a truck accident in Alabama, multiple parties may bear financial responsibility for your injuries and other losses. For example, you might file a claim against the truck driver who caused the crash due to their negligent or reckless operation of the truck. However, you may…

If another driver hit your vehicle and fled the scene in a private parking lot, you need the help of an Alabama hit-and-run accidents lawyer to pursue justice and accountability. While parking lot accidents in Alabama typically don’t result in the same types of severe injuries seen in accidents on…

If you suffer injuries in a car accident, you may work with an Alabama personal injury lawyer to file a lawsuit against the other driver or their insurance company to pursue compensation for your recovery expenses or losses. Unfortunately, it’s possible for the injured person to lose a car accident…

Different organizations operate buses for different reasons, which can raise critical questions about liability in the event of an accident. A government organization or private business may be to blame, depending on whether the incident involved a school bus, a charter bus, or a public transit bus. Liability in Public…

Car accidents can be frightening and overwhelming, but it’s essential to act swiftly after you’ve been injured in one if you want to protect both your safety and your rights. Injuries are not always apparent, evidence can disappear quickly, and Alabama law limits the time you have to file a…

Slip and fall accidents are the second-leading cause of death from unintentional injuries in the United States. Many of these falls occur at businesses due to hazards such as spilled liquids, slippery surfaces, or loose objects on the floor. If you’re an Opelika business owner, knowing how to avoid slip…

A central question concerning rear-end collisions in Alabama concerns liability. As a general rule, the driver in the back is presumed to be at fault for a rear-end crash. The law assumes that someone following a reasonable distance would have had time to stop and avoid a rear-end collision. If…