About this publication
The Alabama Work Injury Report is an educational workers' compensation and disability resource published by Powell & Denny, P.C.
This site is designed to answer practical questions for injured Alabama workers, families, and referral lawyers dealing with serious work injury cases.
The Alabama Work Injury Report is published by Powell & Denny, P.C., an Alabama law firm representing injured workers. The site is not an independent nonprofit or government resource.
William V. Powell, Jr. serves as editor of The Alabama Work Injury Report. The site is intended to provide practical, plain-English workers' compensation information while remaining transparent that it is published by Powell & Denny, P.C.
The focus is serious Alabama work injuries, medical-treatment disputes, MMI, FCEs, permanent restrictions, inability to return to work, settlement structure, future medical care, and Social Security Disability overlap.
Applying the information
Workers' compensation questions can depend on records, dates, medical evidence, and facts outside the scope of a general resource. A qualified Alabama workers' compensation lawyer can review how the rules apply to a specific situation.
Powell & Denny is the disclosed publisher of this resource. Gregory T. Denny and William V. Powell, Jr. each have more than 30 years of work involving Alabama workers' compensation, Social Security Disability, and work-injury crash cases.
Both Greg and William graduated from Cumberland School of Law at Samford University, an American Bar Association-accredited law school.
Publication notice. The Alabama Work Injury Report is an information publication of Powell & Denny, P.C. It provides general Alabama workers' compensation and disability-information only, is not legal advice, does not create an attorney-client relationship, and does not predict any result. This page is a paid advertisement. Powell & Denny, P.C., 1320 Alford Avenue, Suite 201, Birmingham, Alabama 35226, is responsible for its content. No representation is made that the quality of legal services to be performed is greater than the quality of legal services performed by other lawyers. Reading this site or using an evaluator does not require you to contact Powell & Denny. Alabama workers' compensation can be difficult to understand, and no online checklist can cover every possible fact pattern. Even if an evaluator shows a lower-warning or green-style result, that does not mean you do not need a lawyer. If you are worried about your claim, we encourage you to call a qualified Alabama workers' compensation lawyer even if it is not us. If you contact Powell & Denny and we are not the right fit, you may ask us about referring you to another firm.