Serving Personal Injury Victims Across The Gulf Coast
If you suffer an injury due to another’s negligence, you can recover damages for lost income, medical bills, pain and suffering, and emotional distress. However, it can be challenging to recover your damages when dealing with an insurance company. You need an experienced attorney to help guide you through recovering your losses.
The personal injury team at Gardberg & Kemmerly, P.C. Attorneys at Law, has over 35 years of combined experience and an impressive record representing injury victims. We know what it takes to make a compelling case.
Types Of Cases We Handle
No injury victim gets hurt the same way. Here are a few of the injuries we help people seek compensation for:
- Auto and truck accident injuries
- Wrongful death
- Defective product injuries
- Medical malpractice
- Burn injuries
- Slip-and-fall injuries
- Workplace injuries (workers’ compensation)
- Prescription drug and defective medical product injuries
- IUD complications
- Testosterone and low-T injuries
Our lawyers are committed to providing you with the aggressive representation and dedicated advocacy necessary to seek results. Call us at 251-243-7872 to schedule a free consultation today.
No Fee Or Cost Unless We Collect For You
The outcome of your case can depend on a lot of factors. That’s why we only charge fees if we win.
Hiring a lawyer is a crucial decision you shouldn’t make based on an advertisement. Before you decide, ask us to send you free written information about our qualifications and experience.
Free background information is available upon request.
Seek The Compensation You Deserve Today – Call Now.
You don’t deserve to suffer in silence over your injury. You also don’t deserve to accept an insurance company’s lowball injury compensation offer. We can help you seek the payout you need for a restful and peaceful recovery.
Speak with one of our lawyers today by calling 251-243-7872 or completing our contact form. We take cases across three states along the Gulf Coast, including Alabama, Mississippi and Florida.
