Consider this scenario: Sarah was driving home from her daughter’s soccer game on a quiet Tuesday evening in Mobile when her world changed forever. At the intersection of Airport Boulevard and Schillinger Road, a drunk driver ran a red light and slammed into her vehicle at 50 miles per hour. The impact left Sarah with […]
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Every day in Alabama, lives are changed in an instant when a drunk driver makes the reckless decision to get behind the wheel. Imagine driving home from work along I-65 when suddenly, a vehicle swerves across the center line, giving you mere seconds to react. According to the Alabama Department of Transportation, alcohol-related crashes accounted […]
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Imagine stepping out of your favorite local bar, the night still young and full of possibilities. But then, tragedy strikes. A drunk driver, moments after being served one too many drinks at that very bar, causes a catastrophic accident that injures you or takes the life of a loved one. If you’re wondering if holding […]
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As a motorist, you gamble with your life every time you get on the road, whether here in Mobile or elsewhere in our state. We’re not saying this for shock value but because it’s true. Substance abuse resulting in intoxication affects a person’s fine motor skills, leading them to make poor judgment calls that cause […]
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The Mobile liquor liability attorneys at Tobias & Comer Law, LLC are experienced in handling cases where persons were injured by persons who were intoxicated as a result of the unlawful service of alcohol. Firm partner, Desi Tobias, has obtained a $2.8 million dollar verdict on behalf of a mother whose child was killed by […]
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Charlymae Eaton And Lasonya Mitchell v.Liberty Mutual Insurance Company And David Wank At 5:00 p.m. on the afternoon of December 10, 2013, a drunk driver, David Wank, rear-ended Charlymae Eaton and Lasonya Mitchell on Highway 98 near Interstate 10 in Daphne. Charlymae is Lasonya’s mother, and they were returning home to Mobile after visiting a […]
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