Farris Riley Injury Law

What should you do when a debt collector claims you still owe money after you have already paid the bill? On , attorneys Ken Rioley and Glory McLaughlin respond to Gracie’s debt collection concerns and explain how qualifying individuals may receive advice or representation from a volunteer lawyer.

Learn how the intake process works, what assistance volunteer attorneys may provide, and the typical limits of volunteer representation.

Was the truck driver who hit you fully awake at the time of impact?

Attorney Calle Mendenhall reveals how the ever-increasing "next-day delivery" pressure leads to overworked drivers and preventable accidents.

In an 18-wheeler case, "hours of service" are everything. From the jump, our legal team investigates whether a driver was pushed beyond the hours of service allowed by law and how that factors in to the potential compensation you might receive for your accident.

Our commitment to each client goes beyond the courtroom.

When Diamond called us, she got a firsthand experience with our dedication to personalized advocacy and family-focused results. If you’ve been injured and need a team that will listen to you and fight for your rights, we're here to help.

Let's make it right.

On this episode of , Attorneys Ken Riley and Ron Davidson answer a viewer’s question about whether she may have a case after discovering a possible problem with a hip replacement years later. They explain how Alabama’s statute of limitations can affect medical malpractice claims, including the general two-year filing deadline and limited discovery window. The discussion highlights why it is important to speak with an attorney as soon as you suspect medical negligence.

Another fantastic Next Steps Seminar is in the books!

We are so grateful for the panelists, students and the Birmingham School of Law staff who helped us make this year's seminar a success.

Giving back to our community and the practice of law is truly an honor.

On this episode of , Attorney Kirby Farris and Officer Truman Fitzgerald (BPD) answer a viewer’s question about whether it is illegal for another car to hit you from behind. They explain how rear-end accidents are usually handled on the civil side, especially when distracted driving, texting, or phone use may have played a role. The discussion also covers how phone records and following-distance rules can become important evidence in a car accident case.

We're honored to host the 2026 Next Steps Seminar at Birmingham School of Law tomorrow.

This seminar is specifically designed to provide dialogue and insights into the practice of law from area attorneys and judges.

Whether you're a current BSL student or a recent BSL grad, all attendees will get a chance to win a $500 scholarship that can be applied toward tuition or bar exam prep. We look forward to seeing you tomorrow at Next Steps!