How Alabama uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage works: stacking, Lambert notice, Lowe opt-out, and the deadlines that apply.
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Alabama bars recovery for any fault by the injured person. What the rule means, the exceptions, and how Texas comparative fault differs.
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When the deposition happens, what the defense asks, the rules that protect you, and what the insurer is really measuring.
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The police report is not admissible in Alabama. The video, vehicle data, phone records and witnesses that actually decide fault.
Disputed Liability Car Wreck Claims in Alabama: How Fault Gets Proven Read More »
Left turn collisions, the helmet question, contributory negligence, and finding enough insurance to cover a serious motorcycle injury.
From the scene through treatment, demand, suit, mediation and settlement: what happens at each stage and what you should do.
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Written by John C. Hubbard, Attorney · Licensed in Alabama and Texas · Last updated July 2026 Quite possibly. A deficiency balance is only as good as the math and the process behind it, and lenders get both wrong more often than most people expect. If the lender skipped required notices, sold the car unreasonably,
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Written by John C. Hubbard, Attorney · Licensed in Alabama and Texas · Last updated July 2026 If a repossession is being reported inaccurately on your credit report, you have the right to dispute it under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, 15 U.S.C. § 1681 et seq. And if the false information survives that process,
The Repossession on Your Credit Report Is Wrong. Here’s What You Can Do. Read More »
Finding an unauthorized charge on your credit card can be stressful. It may be a small online subscription you never approved, a purchase from a website you never visited, or a large charge from a company you do not recognize. Sometimes the card issuer fixes the problem quickly. Other times, the bank denies the dispute,
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Can a Repo Company Take Your Car From Your Property? If you are behind on your car payments, you may worry that a repossession company can show up at any time and take your vehicle. One of the most common questions consumers ask is whether a car can be repossessed from a driveway, garage, backyard,
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