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$13 Million wrongful death jury verdict was tried by Gary V. Conchin. This verdict was for the death of a wonderful, educated, promising young lady who was in an automobile accident on Bailey Cove Road. The at-fault driver recklessly ran a traffic light. He had dosed on methadone and other drugs. The jury awarded twice the amount requested by Conchin in closing arguments. The jury deliberated 90 minutes.
Hours of service regulations used to tell train companies how long their engineers could work until they were allowed to sleep. Now, those regulations apply to trucking companies. Kenny Cole represented the family of a man who was killed when an 18-wheeler driver fell asleep at the wheel. Kenny developed evidence that the trucking company required its drivers to violate the hours of service regulations. This decision created the deadly situation of sleep-deprived employees driving monstrous pieces of machinery on our highways. The company was sacrificing safety for profits. Just before trial, the company paid $10.8 Million and agreed to change its safety procedures.
Kenny Cole represented a family who lost their loved one to a habitual drunk driver in a high-speed head-on collision. There was no settlement offer, so Kenny tried the case. The verdict was in favor of Kenny’s clients in the amount of $10 million.
Huntsville injury lawyer, Kenny Cole, represented the family of a man who was killed when an 18-wheeler driver fell asleep at the wheel. Kenny uncovered evidence that the trucking company required its drivers to violate the hours of service regulations. This created the deadly situation of sleep-deprived employees driving monstrous pieces of machinery on our highways. The company was sacrificing safety for profits. Just before trial, the company paid $10.8 million and agreed to change its safety procedures.
Kenny Cole represented a family who lost their loved one to a habitual drunk driver in a high speed head on collision. There was no settlement offer, so Kenny tried the case. The verdict was in favor of Kenny’s clients in the amount of $10 Million.
$5.1 Million jury verdict in Morgan County -Gulley v. Pearce Construction Company et al. The deceased young man was a worker holding a ladder against a concrete block wall. The wall fell, and the 50 lb. blocks fell on the worker. The wall was defectively constructed without proper reinforcement and rebar. This was the largest wrongful death verdict in the history of Morgan County. Gary V. Conchin tried the case.
An unexpected injury can turn everyday life upside down. Medical appointments, missed time at work, mounting expenses, and calls from insurance companies can make it difficult to focus on recovery. When someone else’s negligence causes you harm, understanding your legal options can help you decide what to do next.
Conchin, Cole, Jordan & Sherrod represents injured individuals and families throughout North Alabama and across Alabama. Based in Huntsville, our firm helps people evaluate personal injury claims, understand the evidence needed to support them, and pursue compensation when the facts and law support a claim.
If you or a loved one has been injured in Toney, Alabama, contact our team to discuss what happened and learn about your options. We offer free consultations, and you pay no attorney fees unless we recover compensation on your behalf.
Call (256) 705-7777 to request your free consultation.
Conchin, Cole, Jordan & Sherrod handles a range of injury-related matters. Depending on the facts, our team may be able to assist with claims involving:
Car accidents: Rear-end collisions, intersection crashes, distracted driving, serious multi-vehicle accidents, and other motor vehicle collisions.
Truck accidents: Collisions involving tractor-trailers, commercial trucks, buses, and other large vehicles where driver conduct, company practices, or vehicle conditions may be relevant.
Motorcycle, bicycle, and pedestrian accidents: Injuries involving drivers who may have failed to yield, maintain a proper lookout, or operate their vehicles safely.
Slip-and-fall and premises liability: Injuries associated with potentially unsafe property conditions, inadequate maintenance, or other forms of negligence.
Workplace and construction injuries: Incidents involving hazardous work conditions, heavy machinery, or construction site accidents.
Defective products and medical malpractice: Cases involving potentially dangerous products or alleged failures to meet appropriate standards of care.
Wrongful death: Claims brought by eligible family members or representatives following a fatal injury caused by another party’s wrongful conduct.
Not every accident results in a viable personal injury claim. Our attorneys can review the available information and explain whether pursuing a claim may be appropriate.
Learn more about our car accident representation, truck accident representation, and wrongful death representation.
Toney is a community in northern Madison County, where residents rely on local roads to reach neighboring communities, schools, businesses, and employment centers. Routes such as Toney Road and Toney School Road serve the immediate area, while Wall Triana Highway and Highway 53 connect residents with broader parts of North Alabama.
When a collision occurs on a local road or a route used for commuting, the location alone does not establish who caused the crash. Understanding what happened requires a closer look at the circumstances, including traffic movements, visibility, road conditions, vehicle damage, and the actions of everyone involved.
For example, a collision involving a turning vehicle on a smaller road may require a different investigation from a rear-end collision on a more heavily traveled corridor. Photographs, witness accounts, available video footage, and the official accident report may help clarify how the incident occurred.
Our firm can review accidents involving Toney-area residents and help evaluate the evidence relevant to a potential injury claim. We also consider how an injury affects daily life, including the ability to work, travel, care for family members, and manage routine responsibilities.
You do not need to know exactly who is legally responsible before requesting a consultation. An initial review can help identify important questions and determine what information may be needed to assess your options.
The losses associated with an accident can extend well beyond the initial emergency room visit. Depending on the circumstances and applicable law, a personal injury claim may seek compensation for damages such as:
Emergency treatment, hospital bills, and other medical expenses.
Rehabilitation, ongoing treatment, and reasonably anticipated future medical costs.
Lost wages and certain losses in future earning capacity.
Physical pain, emotional suffering, and the effects of an injury on everyday life.
The types and amount of compensation available depend on the facts of the case, the evidence supporting the claim, applicable law, and any relevant insurance coverage. No particular result can be guaranteed.
A careful evaluation should account for both the losses you have already experienced and the ways an injury may continue to affect you.
After an accident, it can be difficult to know which steps matter most. Conchin, Cole, Jordan & Sherrod can help you understand the process and evaluate your legal options.
1. Review the circumstances. We begin by learning how the incident occurred, the injuries involved, and what is currently known about the responsible parties.
2. Evaluate available evidence. Depending on the case, relevant materials may include accident reports, photographs, medical records, witness statements, and insurance documents.
3. Assess your losses. We consider the ways the injury has affected your health, finances, work, and daily activities.
4. Pursue an appropriate resolution. When the facts and law support a claim, we can pursue compensation through negotiations with insurers or litigation when necessary.
You should not have to navigate complex questions about liability and insurance without understanding your options. Our attorneys can explain the issues relevant to your case and help you make informed decisions.
Recovering from an injury can be challenging enough without having to interpret insurance documents, evaluate legal deadlines, and determine who may be responsible for your losses.
Conchin, Cole, Jordan & Sherrod serves injury victims throughout North Alabama, including people who live and work in the Toney area. Our team can review your circumstances, explain your potential legal options, and discuss the next steps that may be available.
Contact us at (256) 705-7777 or visit our contact page to request a free consultation. You can speak with our team about your situation and decide how you would like to proceed.
First, move to a safe location if you can do so safely and contact emergency services if necessary. Seek medical attention, even if your injuries do not initially seem serious. When possible, document the scene, photograph vehicle damage or other relevant conditions, obtain contact information from witnesses, and keep copies of accident reports and medical records. Before accepting a settlement or making statements about fault, consider speaking with an attorney about your options.
Conchin, Cole, Jordan & Sherrod offers free consultations and handles personal injury matters on a contingency-fee basis. According to the firm’s stated policy, you do not pay attorney fees unless the firm recovers compensation on your behalf. Ask about the fee agreement and any applicable case-related expenses during your consultation so you understand the specific terms before proceeding.
Our firm handles various matters involving car and truck accidents, motorcycle and pedestrian injuries, unsafe property conditions, workplace and construction accidents, defective products, medical malpractice, and wrongful death. Whether a particular incident supports a claim depends on the facts, the available evidence, and applicable law. Contact our team to discuss the circumstances of your injury and determine whether a case review may be appropriate.
Many Alabama personal injury claims are subject to a two-year statute of limitations, but the applicable deadline may differ depending on the claim, the parties involved, and other circumstances. Special rules can apply in certain cases, including claims involving governmental entities or minors. Because missing a deadline can affect your ability to recover compensation, speak with an attorney promptly to determine which time limits apply to your situation.
We had a really hard case. We called around and it seemed like the lawyers that are out there just want easy money. This was not the case with Mr. Jordan. He worked hard and went over every obstacle not to give up and in the end he won - he deserved it. Want someone to fight for you this is the law firm.
Best experience! I had a complicated case others were hesitant to pursue. Brent was not only patient with me/my concerns/questions, but he validated my experience while giving objective/big picture counsel. He was well equipped to handle the case complexities, provided timely updates and communication, and gave great advice/options throughout. I had full trust in him, which these days is a RARE find. 10/10 recommend!
By far the best attorney amongst the many. Highly recommend to anyone seeking help with their issues.
Mr. Conchin handled my case with professionalism and kept me updated as best and as soon as he could. I appreciate his services
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