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Personal Injury

In personal injury cases, if someone gets hurt because of another person’s negligence or wrongful actions, they can receive compensation. This compensation is typically divided into two different types: Economic or Non-economic.

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Seeking Justice for the Seriously Injured

When serious injuries strike—whether physical, psychological, or both—lives are impacted instantly. Often, these injuries are the result of someone else’s negligence, recklessness, or failure to act responsibly. At Beasley Allen, we believe that no one should suffer in silence. Our mission is to investigate these claims thoroughly and pursue justice for those who are harmed.

Manufacturers, distributors, property owners, and employers have a duty to protect the public. When they cut corners or put profits ahead of people, we step in to hold them accountable—and to help prevent others from being hurt the same way. We understand the physical pain, emotional trauma, and financial strain that serious injuries place on individuals and families, and we’re here to help you through it.

We handle cases involving traumatic brain injuries (TBI), auto accidents, workplace injuries, defective machinery or inadequate safety training, dangerous consumer products, and maritime and aviation accidents.

Watch: Client Mark Bailey discusses his experience with Beasley Allen.

Major Wins, Massive Impact

Our nationally recognized personal injury attorneys have successfully represented clients across the country in a wide range of complex cases. Recent wins include:

  • $162 Million Settlement: Largest in Georgia history for a single automobile accident
  • $160 Million Verdict: Wrongful Death Mass Shooting
  • $110 Million Settlement: Largest in Alabama history

A Closer Look at the Cases We Handle

We are driven by a single mission: to hold wrongdoers accountable and seek justice for those who have been harmed. Some of the cases we handle include:

Truck Accidents

Collisions involving large trucks or commercial vehicles are often complex. These cases require a deep understanding of federal and state regulations, as well as swift action to preserve critical evidence. Our attorneys invest substantial resources to investigate thoroughly and ensure that those responsible are held accountable.

Single-Vehicle Accidents

Roughly one-third of all car accidents in the U.S. involve a single vehicle, and they account for nearly half of all roadway fatalities. In many cases, our investigations reveal that a vehicle defect contributed to the crash. When that happens, we pursue legal action against the manufacturers to protect others from similar harm.

Auto Crashworthiness

Crashworthiness refers to how well a vehicle protects its occupants during a collision. We evaluate whether safety systems—like airbags, seat belts, and structural design—performed as they should. If a failure in these systems contributed to an injury, we work to hold automakers accountable.

Heavy Equipment Injuries

Thousands of workers are seriously injured or killed each year due to malfunctioning or poorly protected heavy equipment. Our investigations often uncover design flaws or manufacturing defects, leading to product liability claims against the companies responsible.

Negligence & Premises Liability

We represent individuals who have been injured or killed due to unsafe conditions in places like stores, malls, or other public spaces. These incidents often stem from poor maintenance, inadequate security, or a failure to prevent foreseeable accidents or crimes.

Sexual Abuse

Sexual abuse cases are among the most devastating we handle. Many involve children harmed by adults they trusted. We are committed to seeking justice for survivors, holding perpetrators and enabling institutions accountable, and supporting healing through the legal process.

Diving into Damages

Damages are usually broken down into two main types: economic and non-economic.

  • Economic damages: These damages are about the money lost or spent because of something bad that happens, like an accident. This includes money spent on doctor’s visits, not being able to earn money if you can’t work, and fixing or replacing things that get broken. For example, if someone gets hurt and can’t work, the money they don’t earn and spend on medical bills would be counted as economic damages.
  • Non-economic damages: These types of damages are about things you can’t easily put a number on, like the hurt and emotional pain someone feels, or the sadness and trouble caused by not being able to connect with family the same way because of an injury. Even though it’s hard to measure these with money, they are still really important in making sure the person who got hurt is fully helped.

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