Alabama Automobile Accident Law

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Alabama Automobile Accident Law provides Alabama practitioners, judges and public officials with a clear, practice-focused roadmap for handling motor vehicle accident matters across the state. Authored by leading practitioner Aubrey J. Holloway, this single-volume Bender Treatise delivers thorough analysis of governing statutes, case law and procedural considerations shaping automobile accident litigation in Alabama.

Designed for both new and experienced attorneys, this annually updated resource walks readers through every stage of a claim, from client intake and investigation to negotiation and resolution.

Practical Coverage Includes:

• Originating the case and evaluating claims
• Investigation strategies and evidentiary considerations
• Causes of action under Alabama law
• Uninsured and underinsured motorist claims
• Required notifications and procedural compliance
• Medical treatment, records and damages documentation
• Subrogation interests and lien resolution
• Demand preparation and negotiation strategy
• Settlement considerations and litigation management

This treatise delivers detailed discussion of uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage, lien and subrogation rules and essential Alabama statutes and appellate decisions. Numerous ready-to-use forms further support efficient case development and client representation.

Unlike publications limited to automobile insurance law, Alabama Automobile Accident Law addresses the broader legal framework governing automobile accident litigation in Alabama, making it an indispensable reference for personal injury practitioners and law school audiences.

Available in softbound and eBook formats, this annual release ensures practitioners have routinely updated guidance aligned with Alabama law and practice developments.

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