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Talk to someone about what happened

Someone answers at any hour. A first conversation costs nothing, and it ends whenever you decide it has — none of it obliges you to bring a claim.

Locations

The office

One staffed office, four blocks from the Pettigrew County courthouse. Invented, like the rest of this site.

Talbertville office

418 Depot Street
Talbertville, AL 36099
Pettigrew County

Office hours

  • Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday08:30 – 17:30

Calls answered 24 hours a day.

A person answers the office number at every hour, weekends included. A message sent here at night is read when the office opens.

Tondee Injury Law takes collision claims from anywhere in Alabama — the places named on this site simply have pages of their own.

After you call

What happens when you get in touch

The first call goes over what happened: the road, the hour, the weather, which vehicles ended up where, and whether anyone has already taken a recorded statement from you. It costs nothing and it stays confidential. Where there is no claim worth bringing, you will hear that on the same call rather than a month later.

If there is a case worth looking at, the first practical step is usually a written request that the records be preserved: the footage from whatever faced the junction, the vehicles before they are repaired or sold at salvage, the emergency call audio. That letter matters far more in the first month than anything else that can be done.

Nothing is signed on a first call. What the firm charges, and who carries the costs of the case if it does not recover anything, are put in writing and read through before there is any representation — and the terms this office works on are set out further down this page.

You pay no attorney’s fee unless we recover money for you.

The first conversation costs nothing.

If there is no recovery, you will be responsible for reimbursing court costs and litigation expenses advanced on your behalf. Those costs are separate from attorney’s fees, and both are explained in a written agreement before any representation begins.

Contacting this office does not create an attorney-client relationship, and no relationship is formed until a written agreement is signed. Please do not send confidential information through this website until we have confirmed we are able to act for you. This page is general information and not legal advice. It is also a demonstration: no message sent from this page reaches a lawyer, because there is no lawyer here.

Contact

Tell us what happened

If it is urgent, call — (334) 555-0142. If it is easier to write it down, the form below reaches the firm.

A short description is enough to start. Someone from the office will call you back the same day.

Every field is required unless it says optional.

Sending this form does not create an attorney-client relationship or privilege. Please describe what happened in general terms and save the details for a conversation.

A person answers the office number at every hour, weekends included. A message sent here at night is read when the office opens.

What happens next

  1. The first call

    Free and confidential: what happened, who was hurt, and whether an insurer has already asked you for a recorded statement.

  2. If there is a claim

    The office writes to the insurers and the other driver to have the photographs, the vehicle data and the repair records preserved.

  3. The agreement

    The contingency fee and how case costs are handled are set out in a written agreement, signed only once you have read it.