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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.
Athens is the county seat of Limestone County and sits just west of I-65, with major transportation routes including I-65, I-565, U.S. 31, U.S. 72, AL 20, AL 99, AL 127, and AL 251 serving the area. Those roads connect Athens with Huntsville, Decatur, surrounding communities, and Tennessee, making traffic accidents and commercial vehicle crashes an important concern for local residents.
A personal injury can happen anywhere in Athens. A driver may be injured in a collision while traveling through town, a pedestrian may be struck near downtown, or a customer may suffer an injury because of an unsafe condition at a local property.
Athens is also home to Athens State University, Big Spring Memorial Park, the historic downtown courthouse area, and Athens-Limestone Hospital. When an injury affects your ability to work, attend school, care for your family, or participate in the activities you enjoy, the consequences can extend well beyond the initial accident.
Our attorneys proudly serve injury victims in Athens, as well as surrounding Limestone County communities.
After a serious injury, you deserve more than an attorney who simply handles paperwork. You need someone who understands the circumstances of your accident, communicates with you throughout the process, and is prepared to pursue your claim against an insurance company or other responsible party.
When you work with Conchin Cole Jordan & Sherrod, you can expect:
| What We Offer | What It Means for You |
|---|---|
Free consultation
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Discuss your situation and legal options without an initial consultation fee. |
Contingency-fee representation
| You generally do not pay upfront attorney fees in a personal injury case. |
Thorough investigation
| We work to identify evidence, witnesses, insurance coverage, and potentially liable parties. |
Insurance negotiation
| We handle communications and negotiations with insurance companies on your behalf. |
Personalized legal strategy
| Your case is evaluated based on your injuries, losses, circumstances, and long-term needs. |
Trial-ready representation
| When a fair resolution cannot be reached, our attorneys can pursue your case in court. |
Our firm has more than 200 years of combined legal experience and reports more than $150 million recovered for clients.
Personal injury law covers many different types of accidents and injuries. At Conchin Cole Jordan & Sherrod, our attorneys handle a broad range of personal injury claims.
| Type of Case | Examples |
|---|---|
Car Accidents
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Rear-end collisions, distracted driving crashes, intersection accidents, and impaired-driving crashes |
Truck Accidents
| 18-wheeler crashes, commercial vehicle collisions, delivery truck accidents, and trucking negligence |
Motorcycle Accidents
| Unsafe lane changes, failure to yield, distracted driving, and other motorcycle crashes |
Pedestrian & Bicycle Accidents
| Vehicle collisions involving pedestrians or cyclists |
Slip and Fall Accidents
| Falls caused by unsafe floors, inadequate maintenance, hazards, or other dangerous conditions |
Premises Liability
| Injuries occurring because a property owner or business failed to maintain a reasonably safe property |
Workplace Injuries
| Construction accidents, heavy machinery incidents, and other work-related injuries |
Medical Malpractice
| Injuries resulting from certain forms of negligent medical care |
Product Liability
| Injuries involving defective or dangerous products |
Wrongful Death
| Fatal injuries caused by another person’s negligence or wrongful conduct |
Serious & Catastrophic Injuries
| Brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, permanent disabilities, and other life-changing injuries |
Our firm also handles specialized injury matters, including defective medical devices, nursing home and elder abuse cases, mass torts, and uninsured or underinsured motorist claims. Conchin, Cole, Jordan & Sherrod
The compensation available in a personal injury case depends on the circumstances of the accident, the severity of the injuries, liability, available insurance coverage, and other factors.
Potential damages may include:
| Economic Damages | Non-Economic Damages |
|---|---|
Medical expenses
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Pain and suffering |
Future medical treatment
| Emotional distress |
Lost wages
| Loss of enjoyment of life |
Reduced earning capacity
| Permanent impairment |
Property damage
| Loss of companionship, where applicable |
Not every case will involve every category of damages, and the value of an injury claim cannot be determined without considering the specific facts and evidence.
The steps you take after an accident may affect your ability to pursue a claim later. After receiving any necessary emergency medical treatment, consider taking steps such as documenting the accident, keeping records of your medical care, preserving photographs and other evidence, and communicating carefully with insurance companies.
Do not assume that an initial settlement offer represents the full value of your claim. Insurance companies have financial incentives to resolve claims, and the long-term impact of an injury may not be clear immediately after an accident.
Speaking with a personal injury attorney can help you understand your rights before accepting a settlement or signing documents that could affect your claim.
Timing can matter after an injury. Alabama law generally provides a two-year statute of limitations for many actions involving personal injury, but the deadline can vary depending on the type of claim and the parties involved. Alabama law also contains exceptions and special rules for certain cases.
Because missing an applicable deadline can have serious consequences, it is important to have your particular circumstances reviewed as soon as reasonably possible.
Conchin Cole Jordan & Sherrod handles personal injury cases on a contingency-fee basis. Generally, you do not pay an upfront attorney fee, and the firm is paid from a recovery obtained on your behalf. The specific fee arrangement should be discussed during your consultation.
Alabama generally allows two years for many personal injury lawsuits, but different deadlines can apply depending on the circumstances and type of claim. Because exceptions exist, it is important not to assume that the standard two-year period applies to your case.
Alabama follows a contributory negligence system that can prevent an injured person from recovering in certain circumstances when their own negligence contributed to the accident. Determining whether contributory negligence applies depends heavily on the facts and evidence in the case. An attorney can review the circumstances and explain how Alabama law may affect your claim.
There is no standard value for a personal injury claim. The potential value depends on factors such as the severity of your injuries, medical expenses, lost income, future treatment, permanent impairment, pain and suffering, property damage, liability, and available insurance coverage. A lawyer can evaluate the facts of your case and explain what types of compensation may be available.
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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