If you are curious about personal injury law, or think you may have a case, contact the professionals at Long & Waite, Attorneys at Law today.
The times are rapidly changing; the dollar is steadily falling, the presidential candidates are racing for a shot at the oval office, and Britney is finally getting her act together. With the changes in our lives and economy, attorneys Earle Long and Dean Waite thought it was time to update their personal injury law firm’s name. Formerly The Injury Lawyers, P.C., Long & Waite, Attorneys at Law are ready to tackle the legal challenges of the changing times.
The website, http://www.tilpc.com, has experienced a bit of a make over, but not a complete overhaul. Their practice areas and information are still intact, so you can easily learn about motor vehicle accidents, wrongful death, or defective products. You can learn about both attorneys, Earle W. Long, IV and P. Dean Waite, Jr through their website. Their legal blog has current information about changing laws and successful cases. Their FAQ page has answers to all of your questions, and their contact page allows you to easily get a hold of these attorneys should you still be curious or if you are ready for a consultation.
Earle W. Long, IV is a native of Mobile, Alabama. He graduated magna cum laude with his bachelor’s degree from Spring Hill College, and received his doctorates from Vanderbilt University School of Law. He is a member of the Mobile County and American Bar Association, as well as the Alabama Association for Justice. P. Dean Waite, Jr. attended the University of Georgia, where he earned both his undergraduate and law degrees. He is a member of the State bar of Georgia, the Alabama State Bar and the South Alabama Trial Lawyers Association. Both attorneys are experienced and dedicated to providing victims the justice they deserve.
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