Alabama Court Rules Texting & Driving as Cause of Manslaughter

By Morris Andrews / February 23, 2016

According to an article covering the event, in 2014, Jonathan Raynes looked away from a stretch of road in Alabama for an instant, looked up to see a stopped car in the street, and swerved left into oncoming traffic, causing a head-on collision that took the life of Miranda Hamilton. Mr. Raynes would later claim […]

Attorney Mark Andrews Secures $1.272M Verdict

By Morris Andrews / February 10, 2016

Mark Andrews of Morris, Andrews, Talmadge & Driggers, LLC, in a collaborative effort with attorneys Myron Penn and Shane Seaborn from Penn & Seaborn, LLC, has successfully recovered a $1,272,000 verdict on behalf of a man injured in a collision with a distracted driver in Montgomery County on US Highway 231 south in 2013. After […]

Daydreaming & Driving: Is It More Dangerous Than Texting?

By Morris Andrews / September 12, 2013

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), distracted driving accidents kill more than 3,300 people annually in the United States—which does not even account for the 387,000 others who are seriously injured. This means that nearly 18% of all motor vehicle accidents in the U.S. that result in injury can be attributed […]

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Alabama Court Rules Texting & Driving as Cause of Manslaughter

Attorney Mark Andrews Secures $1.272M Verdict

Daydreaming & Driving: Is It More Dangerous Than Texting?

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