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10/02/2026

Modern driver-assistance technology normally arrives baked into a new vehicle, but Comma.AI offers another route. Its aftermarket hardware promises to bring hands-free driving capabilities to hundreds of existing models. Federal safety regulators are now taking ... Read more

09/30/2026

Chrysler (FCA US, LLC) has recalled 97,349 vehicles due to an issue related to roof crossbars that could cause them to detach and become a potential road

09/29/2026

What happens when a personal injury case goes to trial?

The process usually includes jury selection, opening statements, witness testimony, presentation of evidence, closing arguments, and jury deliberation.

Going to trial can feel overwhelming, but preparation matters. Your attorney will work to organize the evidence, prepare witnesses, address arguments from the defense, and present your case clearly to the jury.

Not every personal injury case goes to trial, but when one does, having an experienced trial team can make a major difference.

Questions about an Alabama personal injury case? Call Hodges Trial Lawyers at 256-539-3110.

09/28/2026

Traffic safety cameras are once again part of a national road safety debate.

The U.S. Department of Transportation has moved to limit federal funding for speed and red light cameras through the Safe Streets and Roads for All program, with exceptions for school and work zones. Supporters of automated enforcement point to research showing that these cameras can reduce speeding, crashes, injuries, and fatalities.

For drivers, the bigger reminder is simple: slow down, obey traffic signals, and stay alert. Safe driving remains one of the most important ways to prevent serious accidents.

Learn more:
https://www.autosafety.org/us-dot-looks-to-limit-traffic-safety-camera-funding/

09/25/2026

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09/24/2026

What is a deposition in a personal injury case?

A deposition is a question and answer session given under oath before trial. Attorneys use it to learn more about the facts of the case, your injuries, medical treatment, and how the accident has affected your life.

Knowing what to expect and being properly prepared can make the process feel much less intimidating.

Questions about a personal injury case? Call Hodges Trial Lawyers at 256-539-3110.

09/23/2026

If you are hit by a car while walking or jogging, you may have several options for recovering compensation.

In Alabama, injured pedestrians may be able to pursue damages from the at fault driver, and uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage may also apply in certain cases. Alabama’s contributory negligence rule makes evidence especially important.

Learn more:
https://www.notanaccident.com/what-are-your-legal-options-if-youre-hit-by-a-car-while-walking-or-jogging/

Injured as a pedestrian in North Alabama? Call Hodges Trial Lawyers at 256-539-3110.

What Are Your Legal Options If You're Hit by a Car While Walking or Jogging? - Visit our Alabama law blog to learn this and more today!

09/22/2026

It is Child Passenger Safety Week. 👶🚗

A properly installed car seat can make a life saving difference, but many seats are still used incorrectly.

Take a few minutes this week to check that your child is in the right seat, the harness fits properly, and the seat is securely installed.

Learn more:

During Child Passenger Safety Week and every other week, GM uses engineering and advocacy to keep kids safe.

09/21/2026

What is discovery in a personal injury case?

Discovery is the stage of a lawsuit where both sides exchange information and evidence related to the case. This can include medical records, accident reports, photographs, witness statements, written questions, and depositions.

The goal is to make sure both sides understand the facts before a case goes to trial. Discovery can also reveal important evidence that affects settlement negotiations.

Questions after an accident? Call or text Hodges Trial Lawyers at 256-539-3110.

09/17/2026

To avoid and react to emergencies on the road, drivers need knowledge and practice. These tips will get you started.