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Welcome New Partners to Caldwell Wenzel and Asthana Personal Injury Lawyers

Welcome New Partners to Caldwell Wenzel and Asthana Personal Injury Lawyers

Please join us in welcoming two new partners to the firm:  Derek Rose and Patrick Prendergast.  Derek's office is at our NEW Mobile location. …

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Here We Grow!

Here We Grow!

We start this new decade with sheer excitement and eagerness to serve our biggest blessing … you, our clients.  Over the last few years,…

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We Have a Graduate!

We Have a Graduate!

Please join us in congratulating Joanna Vernor on earning her degree in Criminal Justice at Troy University with a minor in Psychology. Joanna will…

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Our Resident Veteran, Drew Wenzel Shares His Thoughts on Patriotism and Respect

Our Resident Veteran, Drew Wenzel Shares His Thoughts on Patriotism and Respect

We want to take a moment and thank our very own Drew Wenzel for serving as a helicopter pilot and aviation officer in the…

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Randall Caldwell Wins Wrongful Death Settlement After Alabama Crash

Randall Caldwell Wins Wrongful Death Settlement After Alabama Crash

It was just another sunny day in Baldwin County, Alabama, and our 40-year-old client was stopped at a red-light intersection. When her light turned…

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Shaping the Future of Our Community

Shaping the Future of Our Community

We are absolutely thrilled our very own Joanna Vernor was awarded South Baldwin Chamber Diplomat of the Month last night!  The South Baldwin Chamber…

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Caldwell Wenzel and Asthana Personal Injury Lawyers Paralegal Debbie Rutherford Celebrates Four Year Work Anniversary

Caldwell Wenzel and Asthana Personal Injury Lawyers Paralegal Debbie Rutherford Celebrates Four Year Work Anniversary

Congratulations to paralegal Debbie Rutherford and her four years with Caldwell Wenzel Asthana. Debbie brings extensive litigation experience to the Caldwell Wenzel and Asthana…

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Work Together, Play Together!

Work Together, Play Together!

Caldwell Wenzel and Asthana Personal Injury Lawyers Family Night at the Bay Bears Game After a strong, productive week at the office, the partners…

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  • What Happens If the At-Fault Driver Only Has Minimum Insurance in Alabama?

    Quick answer: If the driver who hit you carries only Alabama’s minimum coverage of 25/50/25, and your medical bills and other losses are larger than their policy, you are not automatically stuck with the shortfall. Under Alabama law, a driver whose limits are too low to cover your damages can be treated as “underinsured,” which …

  • What Happens If I Was Hit by a Hit-and-Run Driver in Alabama?

    Quick Answer: If a hit-and-run driver injured you in Alabama, you still have a path to recovery even if that driver is never found. Under Alabama law, a hit-and-run driver is treated as an uninsured driver, so your own uninsured motorist (UM) coverage becomes your main source of compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and …

  • What Is Wantonness Under Alabama Law?

    Quick Answer: Under Alabama Code Section 6-11-20, wantonness means conduct carried on with a reckless or conscious disregard of the rights or safety of others. Alabama’s Supreme Court has said the standard requires proof that a person consciously did something, or consciously failed to do something, while knowing that injury was likely to result. It …

  • What to Do After a Car Accident in Birmingham, Alabama

    Quick answer: After a car accident in Birmingham, check for injuries and move to safety, call 911, and let officers document the scene. Exchange information, take photos, and get names of any witnesses. See a doctor promptly, even if you feel fine. Alabama law requires you to call police when anyone is hurt, and when …

  • How to Get a Police Report for Your Car Accident Case in Foley, Alabama

    Quick answer: In Foley, the easiest way to get your crash report is usually the ALEA online portal. Alabama keeps a central, statewide crash report database, and local agencies feed their reports into it, so you can typically pull a Foley report online without having to figure out who worked the scene. Because these reports …

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