A Landmark Building Office in Foley
316 S. McKenzie Street, Suite 175. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Central. Please call ahead. Phone and video are available.

Injured on the Gulf Coast? Our Foley office is a local place to start a serious injury claim.
We are in the Landmark Office Building at 316 S. McKenzie Street, Suite 175, on Highway 59. Call ahead so we can schedule.
Foley office · Landmark building · Serving clients since 1996
Our Foley office serves injured clients throughout Baldwin County and the Alabama Gulf Coast. Located in the Landmark Office Building at 316 S. McKenzie Street, Suite 175, our office gives you a convenient place to meet with Brock & Stout’s Personal Injury team.
We investigate serious injury claims, gather evidence and medical documentation, communicate with insurance companies, and help clients understand their options. We also review maritime and offshore injury matters when those laws may apply.
See the Knowledge Center for accidents, insurance, and Alabama personal injury law.
Our Foley office gives Gulf Coast clients local access to a Personal Injury team backed by Brock & Stout’s firmwide resources.
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316 S. McKenzie Street, Suite 175. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Central. Please call ahead. Phone and video are available.
We handle communications with insurance companies, gather supporting documentation, review available coverage, and evaluate settlement offers so you can focus on your recovery.
Injury claims along the Gulf Coast can involve unique facts, including commercial vehicles, visitors from other states, boats, vessels, and offshore work. We review the circumstances of each claim and determine which laws and insurance issues may apply.
We advise. We negotiate. We fight. You decide whether to settle.
Free consultation. No attorney fees or case costs unless there is a financial recovery.
Foley-area claims include crashes on Highway 59, premises injuries, and, when the facts support it, maritime questions.
We review how the crash occurred, available insurance coverage, medical treatment and evidence that may help establish responsibility and damages.
Learn more about Car Accidents→
Commercial vehicle crashes can involve employers, trucking companies, maintenance records, electronic information and additional insurance issues. Early investigation can be important.
Learn more about Truck Accidents→
Motorcycle crashes can cause devastating injuries. We work to document both how the collision happened and how the injuries have affected our client.
Learn more about Motorcycle Accidents→
A fall does not automatically create a claim. We investigate the condition of the property, what the owner or business knew or should have known, and what evidence exists.
Learn more about Slip & Fall / Premises Liability→
Dog attacks can cause physical injuries, scarring and emotional harm. Liability depends on the facts and applicable state law.
Learn more about Dog Attacks→
When a family loses someone because of another party’s conduct, we can explain whether an Alabama wrongful-death claim may be available and who has authority to bring it.
Learn more about Wrongful Death→
When there are signs of neglect, abuse or preventable injury in a nursing facility, we can investigate whether the facility or another party may be responsible.
Learn more about Nursing Home Neglect→
A work injury may involve a Workers’ Compensation claim, a third-party claim against someone other than the employer, or both. We can review how the injury happened and explain which type of claim may apply.
Learn more about Workplace Accidents→
When a dangerous product contributes to a serious injury, we can investigate whether a design, manufacturing or warning issue may support a product-liability claim.
Learn more about Defective Products→
Some injuries involving medications or medical products raise questions about manufacturing, warnings or other product-safety issues. An adverse event by itself does not prove liability.
Learn more about Pharmaceutical / Medical Product Claims→
Injuries involving vessels and offshore work can be governed by different laws than ordinary injury claims. We can review what happened and explain whether maritime law, the Jones Act or another law may apply.
Learn more about Maritime / Offshore Injuries→
When you contact our Foley office, we’ll start by listening to what happened, learning about your injuries and treatment, and reviewing any insurance information or documents you already have.
Share the crash, fall, or other incident, the injuries, and any insurance information you already have.
We consider responsibility, coverage, and whether Alabama personal injury law or another framework may apply.
We gather reports, photographs, medical records, and other evidence.
We explain developments and ask for your authorization before resolving the claim.
Gulf Coast claims still have adjusters, recorded-statement requests, and settlement offers. Those contacts can start while you are still getting treatment in Baldwin County.
You should not have to manage the insurance claim alone.
From Foley we can take over communications, collect documentation, review coverage, and evaluate offers. Client authorization still controls settlement.
It costs nothing to talk with us about a potential personal injury claim. For personal injury matters Brock & Stout accepts on a contingency fee, you do not owe attorney fees or case costs unless there is a financial recovery.
Brock & Stout’s Foley office is in the Landmark Office Building at 316 S. McKenzie Street, Suite 175. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Central. Please schedule.

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Have questions about injury claims, insurance, maritime issues, or Alabama law? Explore our Personal Injury Knowledge Center, or contact our Foley office for a free consultation about your situation.
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Premises injuries on the Gulf Coast.
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Fault, damages, and insurance concepts under Alabama law.
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