Injured? Let Us Fight for You
When someone else’s negligence changes your life, you deserve a lawyer who takes it personally. For over 90 years combined, the Floyds have fought for injured people across Alabama.
We’re here to help
At Floyd & Floyd Attorneys, we understand the challenges you face after an injury. Our dedicated team is here to provide compassionate support and expert legal representation, ensuring you receive the compensation you deserve. Contact us today for a free consultation!
WE HANDLE IT FROM HERE
One phone call. Then we go to work.
A serious injury rearranges your life overnight. Medical bills pile up. Paychecks stop coming. Insurance adjusters start calling with offers that sound reasonable but don’t come close to covering what you’ve lost.
You focus on getting better. We’ll handle the rest.
TYPES OF CASES
The injury cases we handle most.
01
CAR & TRUCK ACCIDENTS
Rear-end collisions, highway wrecks, commercial truck accidents, drunk-driver cases, and hit-and-runs — on city streets, Highway 280, I-185, and every backroad in between.
02
SLIP, TRIP & FALL
Injuries on unsafe property — grocery stores, apartment complexes, restaurants, and workplaces where someone else failed to keep the premises safe.
03
WRONGFUL DEATH
When a preventable accident takes a loved one, we help families pursue accountability and the financial support they need to move forward.
04
OTHER INJURIES
Motorcycle wrecks, dog bites, product defects, pedestrian and bicycle accidents, and any case where someone else’s carelessness caused harm.
What to do in the first 48 hours.
1. Get medical attention — even if you “feel fine.” Some serious injuries don’t show symptoms for days. A medical record from the day of the accident is one of the most important pieces of evidence in an injury case.
2. Document what you can. Photos of the scene, your injuries, and the other vehicle. Names and numbers of any witnesses. A copy of the police report (or the report number).
3. Don’t talk to the other driver’s insurance company. They will call. They sound friendly. They are not on your side. Tell them you’ll have your attorney get in touch.
4. Don’t sign anything. Not a medical release, not a settlement offer, not a statement. Once you sign, your options narrow fast.
5. Call us. The sooner we’re involved, the more evidence we can preserve — and the less leverage the insurance companies have.
OUR FEES
You pay nothing unless we win.
Personal injury cases at Floyd & Floyd are handled on a contingency-fee basis. That means:
No up-front costs. You don’t pay to hire us.
No hourly bills. You won’t get a monthly invoice.
No recovery, no fee. If we don’t recover for you, you owe us nothing for our services.
If we do recover for you, our fee is a percentage of the settlement or verdict, agreed upon in writing before we begin. We’ll walk you through every number during your free consultation — no surprises, no small print.
WHAT TO EXPECT
How your case moves forward.
Free Consultation
We meet, we listen, and we give you our honest read on whether you have a case worth pursuing.
Investigation
We gather the police report, medical records, witness statements, photos, and any other evidence. We identify who is responsible and what insurance is in play.
Demand & Negotiation
Once we know the full scope of your injuries and losses, we present a demand to the insurance company and negotiate on your behalf. Many cases resolve here.
Trial, If Needed
If the insurance company won’t offer what your case is worth, we’re prepared to take it to a jury. That readiness is often what unlocks a fair settlement in the first place.
Why Floyd & Floyd?
At Floyd & Floyd, you work directly with Charles Floyd III or Charles Floyd IV — the attorney on your case is the attorney who answers your call. We know the courts, the judges, the adjusters, and the medical providers in this region, and that local knowledge shortens the path to a fair resolution. And because every case is built from day one like it could go in front of a jury, our clients’ claims get taken seriously at the negotiating table — where most of them ultimately resolve.
Wonderful experience with Mr. Floyd. Very professional, honest, and fair. He treated our family as if we were his only concern. He helped my husband when we needed it the most. I would recommend him and his office to anyone. He treated us with respect, believe in my husband from day one. He gave us all of our options, and just generally satisfied with the outcome. Thank you so much from all of us!
Christina Riley
Personal injury, answered.
How long do I have to file a personal injury case?
In Alabama, the general statute of limitations for personal injury is two years from the date of the accident. Some claim types — wrongful death, claims against government entities, or minors’ claims — have different deadlines. Call us sooner rather than later.
How much is my case worth?
Honestly, no lawyer can tell you on a first phone call. Case value depends on the severity of your injuries, the long-term impact on your life, the strength of the evidence, and the available insurance. During your free consultation, we’ll give you an honest assessment based on what we know so far.
Do I have to sue someone to get a settlement?
Not always. Most personal injury cases resolve through negotiation with the at-fault party’s insurance company, without a lawsuit ever being filed. When a lawsuit is necessary, we’re prepared to file one — but it’s rarely the first step.
What if I was partly at fault for the accident?
This matters more in Alabama than almost anywhere else. Alabama still follows “pure contributory negligence,” which can bar recovery if you’re even 1% at fault. This is a critical issue to discuss with an attorney early — the law here is different from what you may have seen online.
Will I have to go to court?
Most clients never see the inside of a courtroom. When trial is necessary, we’ll prepare you every step of the way — and we’ll be beside you for all of it.
