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107 St. Francis Street, Suite 2320, in the Trustmark Building. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Central. Please schedule.

Hurt in a crash or another serious accident near Mobile? Tell us what happened. We’ll review the claim and explain how we may be able to help.
Our Mobile office is on the 23rd floor of the Trustmark Building at 107 St. Francis Street. Call ahead so we can schedule the right conversation.
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Mobile is a port city. People get hurt on the interstates, in parking lots, on job sites, and around the water. Brock & Stout’s Mobile office is on the 23rd floor of the Trustmark Building at 107 St. Francis Street. That is a downtown meeting place for a serious injury claim.
Personal Injury is a core firm practice. From Mobile we can review crashes, premises injuries, and, where the facts raise them, maritime or offshore questions. The firm also handles some Florida personal injury cases from Alabama and Georgia offices. There is no Brock & Stout location in Florida.
Learn more about maritime and Jones Act claims and Alabama personal injury law.
When you’re recovering from a serious injury, having a local office matters. Our Mobile office gives you a convenient place to meet with a Personal Injury team that can investigate your claim, gather evidence, handle communications with the insurance company, and help you understand your legal options.
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107 St. Francis Street, Suite 2320, in the Trustmark Building. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Central. Please schedule.
We build personal injury claims around evidence. Depending on the case, that may include accident reports, photographs or video, witness statements, medical records, and available insurance coverage.
Some Mobile-area injuries involve vessels or offshore work. Those claims can be governed by different laws than an ordinary crash. We can review whether maritime law may apply.
We are prepared to push back when responsibility or the value of a claim is disputed, and to pursue the legal options available if negotiations stall.
Free consultation. No attorney fees or case costs unless there is a financial recovery.
Mobile-area work includes the usual crash and premises claims, plus maritime questions when the facts support that review.
We review how the crash occurred, available insurance coverage, medical treatment and evidence that may help establish responsibility and damages.
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Commercial vehicle crashes can involve employers, trucking companies, maintenance records, electronic information and additional insurance issues. Early investigation can be important.
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Motorcycle crashes can cause devastating injuries. We work to document both how the collision happened and how the injuries have affected our client.
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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.
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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.
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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→
A violent crime on someone else’s property can raise questions about lighting, security and whether the risk was foreseeable. We can review whether a property owner or another party may be responsible.
Learn more about Negligent Security→
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→
We start by listening to what happened, understanding your injuries, and reviewing the information you already have. From there, we can explain what additional evidence or documentation may be important to the claim.
Share the crash, fall, job-site incident, or vessel-related injury, plus treatment and any insurer contact.
We look at responsibility, coverage, and whether Alabama personal injury law, maritime law, or another framework may apply.
We gather reports, records, and other evidence. Maritime files can involve additional documents.
You hear about developments and decide whether to settle. We do not settle a claim without your authorization.
Whether the injury happened on I-10, in a store, or around the water, someone will be asking questions about fault, medical treatment, and money. That is usually an insurance company.
You do not have to handle those calls from Mobile by yourself.
We can handle communications with the insurance companies, gather the records and evidence needed to evaluate the claim, review available coverage, and help you understand any settlement offer before you decide how to proceed.
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 Mobile office is on the 23rd floor of the Trustmark Building, 107 St. Francis Street, Suite 2320. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Central. Please call ahead.

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