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Mobile, AL Motorcycle Accident Lawyer
Help for Mobile Riders Starts With a Call
If you need a
motorcycle accident lawyer Mobile AL riders trust, call the
Noel B. Leonard Law Office. Mobile is one of Alabama's busiest cities-from Downtown and Midtown to Dauphin Island Parkway and Airport Boulevard-and crashes can happen fast around I-10, I-65, and the Wallace Tunnel. Noel represents Mobile County riders and families after serious bike wrecks and will get moving the moment you call.
What Puts Mobile Riders at Risk
Heavy traffic on I-10 and I-65, distracted drivers leaving Mardi Gras events, left-turn collisions near Downtown, lane-change crashes on the Bayway, and wet roads after Gulf storms all raise the stakes for bikers. Visitors unfamiliar with Mobile's streets-from Spring Hill Avenue to Government Street-can miss a bike in a blind spot or pull out without looking.
Simple Steps That Protect Your Claim
Move to safety and call 911. If MPD or Mobile County deputies aren't yet on scene, report the crash. Get medical care at nearby hospitals such as Mobile Infirmary or USA Health-documentation matters. Photograph vehicles, your helmet and gear, and the intersection or roadway. Avoid admitting fault. Then call Noel directly so evidence in Mobile doesn't disappear before anyone looks.
Rider Representation With Local Insight
Noel knows Mobile County's roads and will meet you in Mobile, Theodore, Tillman's Corner, or out on Dauphin Island. As a bilingual personal injury lawyer, he speaks with Spanish-speaking families without confusion. Riders call his direct line-251-269-0869-for immediate action, not a form.
A Lawyer Who Rides-and Picks Up
Local familiarity with Mobile courts and insurers
Fast, on-site visits anywhere in Mobile County
Member, National Academy of Motorcycle Injury Lawyers
Veteran-community supporter and hands-on advocate
Straight Answers for Mobile Riders
Does Noel handle cases in Mobile even though his office is in Foley? Yes-he represents riders across Alabama and frequently works with Mobile residents.
Can Noel come to the hospital or my home? Yes-he'll drive to you anywhere in Mobile County.
I speak Spanish-can I work with Noel? Sí. Él habla español y atiende a familias en Mobile.
Close Enough to Meet-Fast Enough to Help
Foley is an easy drive via US-98 or the Baldwin Beach Express, but you don't have to travel. Call Noel at 251-269-0869 for motorcycle cases or 251-943-8638 for other injury matters-he'll come to you in Mobile.
Riders Across Alabama Know Who to Call
Mobile bikers often ride Baldwin County's coast and up toward Birmingham, Tuscaloosa, and Shelby County. If your crash happened outside Mobile, start here: