Alabama Law Firm​

At Johnstone Trial Law, LLC, we believe that legal problems are human problems. We treat clients like individuals, not case files or numbers. When you call or visit our office, you will be welcomed and helped to feel comfortable. Throughout your case, attorney Inge Johnstone will work with you directly while our professional legal staff attends to your needs and concerns.

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“I know how much people worry when they are facing a legal problem. I will explain the legal process and help you feel more comfortable with standing up to protect your rights.” — Attorney Inge Johnstone

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Litigation Cases We Handle

To serve you better, our law firm focuses exclusively on the following areas of litigation:

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1. Insurance Claims Disputes: Individuals and business owners turn to us for knowledgeable and effective solutions to insurance claim disputes in all areas of policy coverage, including homeowners, commercial general liability, commercial property, auto, life, personal liability as well as directors and officers and errors and omissions.

2. Personal Injury and Car Accidents: If you were injured because of negligence by another driver or a manufacturer of a defective product, or were injured in a boating accident, you deserve full and fair compensation.

3. Maritime Law: We place a special emphasis on helping people injured in maritime and boating accidents, and motor vehicle accidents.

 

Our firm handles all personal injury claims on a contingency-fee basis. This means the firm advances the cost of investigating, preparing and settling or trying your case. You will not pay attorney fees or expenses if you do not recover money in a settlement or court award.

Contact Our Litigation Law Firm For Your Free Consultation!

Call 205-894-8900 or use the online contact form below to request a free initial consultation. Consultation hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and evening and weekend appointments may be available by special arrangement. Hourly rates are reasonable and most personal injury and insurance litigation cases are handled on a contingency-fee basis.