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Burns, Cunningham & Mackey, P.C., Attorneys at Law
50 St. Emanuel St.
Mobile, AL 36602
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Burns, Cunningham & Mackey, P.C.
P.O. Box 1583
Mobile, AL 36633
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Toll Free: 800-574-4332
In the US: 251-432-0612
Fax: 251-432-0625
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Pedestrian and Bicycle Accidents Could Increase During Coronavirus Shutdowns
/0 Comments/in community /by Pete BurnsIn a matter of weeks, life as we know it has completely changed. Once-bustling Main Streets are completely shut down, and the businesses that remain open are staffed by mask-wearing employees serving mask-wearing customers, both parties trying to limit contact as much as possible. The coronavirus shutdown has changed society in a number of unexpected […]
How Coronavirus May Affect Personal Injury Settlements
/0 Comments/in community /by Pete BurnsThere is not a single facet of life that has not been touched by coronavirus. From education and non-essential work essentially shutting down to a massive strain on health care providers, everything has changed in one way or another. The same is true within the legal industry. Cases, whether or not they are considered time-sensitive, […]
What Percentage of Car Accidents Are Caused by Human Error?
/0 Comments/in Personal Injury /by Pete BurnsWhen you get behind the wheel of your car every day, you feel confident about your ability to drive safely and reach your destination. Without this assumption, roads across the United States would be empty every day. However, a shocking amount of people consistently underestimate their driving skills and experience. Once you find out how […]
How Long Does a Traumatic Brain Injury Last?
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Pete MackeyTraumatic brain injuries are commonly caused by car accidents, leaving victims with lingering pain, limited mobility, and impaired judgment. Those diagnosed with TBIs have no shortage of concerns or questions. They often wonder how long a TBI lasts, what their treatment options are, and how much it will cost. Knowing the duration of TBIs and […]
How Night Driving Contributes to Drowsiness
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Pete BurnsDrowsy driving is one of the greatest dangers on America’s roads. While only 25% of our driving takes place at night, the National Safety Council reports that half of all traffic fatalities happen at night. Driving while drowsy puts you and other people at risk; and driving at night can actually make fatigue even worse. […]