However, when an injury could, or should have been prevented, then it is no longer classified as an accident, and you need an aggressive attorney who will fight for your interests and hold wrongdoers accountable.

At Hodges Trial Lawyers, we can help you receive compensation for your damages. Hodges Trial Lawyers handles all types of personal injury cases, including car wrecks, 18 wheeler collisions, railroad crossing collisions, defective products, workers' compensation, nursing home abuse, and medical malpractice. In addition, we also handle cases involving wrongful death, industrial injuries, pipeline explosions, inadequate security, legal malpractice, invasion of privacy, libel and slander, airplane crashes, slip and falls and fraud.

If you have been injured, we can help you. We handle such cases on a contingency fee basis and get paid only if you collect, meaning you owe us nothing if we do not win your case. Contact us today to see if we can help.

Based in Huntsville, Alabama, Hodges Trial Lawyers, P.C. represents clients across Alabama and the United States, including the communities of Huntsville, Madison, Athens, Florence, Birmingham, Greensboro, Pell City, Tuscumbia, Decatur, Cullman and Oneonta; and Morgan County, Madison County, Limestone County, Lawrence County, Marshall County, Cullman County, Blount County, Lauderdale County, Colbert County, Hale County, Macon County, Butler County, Dallas County, Lowndes County, Marengo County, Perry County, Wilcox County, and Jefferson County.

Jeremiah Hodges was born in Clarksville, Tennessee, and attended high school in New Hope, Alabama. He graduated from the University of Alabama School of Law, where he was a member of the National ATLA Trial Team and the National Civil Trial Competition Team. He also received the George Peach Taylor Award for Trial Advocacy and the American Judicature Society Award based upon his outstanding trial skills.

Hodges shares Cole's belief in the justice system, and he continues to sharpen his advocacy abilities as he represents the interests of people injured by the negligence and wrongful conduct of individuals, large corporations, and insurance companies.

Hodges believes in the concept of individual responsbility, particularly as it applies to big business. He enjoys holding companies, including 18 wheeler trucking outfits, accountable for their conduct when they act egregiously and hurt people.

Education

J.D., University of Alabama School of Law, May 2004
Honors
George Peach Taylor Award for Trial Advocacy
American Judicature Society Award for Trial Advocacy
Best Paper, Personal Income Tax, Spring 2002
Claude Harris Endowed Scholarship

Activities
National ATLA Trial Team Member, Spring 2004
Lonestar Classic Trial Team Member, Fall 2003
National ATLA Trial Team, 2003 Quarterfinalists
ATLA Trial Team, 2003 Regional Champions
Public Interest Institute Board Member
National Civil Trial Competition Team, Fall 2002
Future Trial Lawyers of America, President
ATLA Annual Conference Attendee, Summer 2003
ATLA Partner in Advocacy Representative
University of Alabama ATLA Chapter, Founder/Member
Student Farrah Law Society, Member
Christian Legal Society, Member
Student Government Association Graduate Assistant
Kingston, Jamaica Community Outreach Project, Student Advisor

B.S., Commerce and Business Administration, University of Alabama, 2001
Major: Finance

Honors

Graduated cum laude
Dean's List Fall 1998-Spring 2001
Outstanding Finance Student Award
National Collegiate Student Governance Award
Beta Gamma Sigma Business Honor Society
Who’s Who Among American College and University Students
Outstanding Student Government Association Senate Chair Award
Recipient of multiple academic scholarships

Activities

Chair-Student Government Association Public Safety Committee
Two-Term Student Government Association Senator
Chair-Senate Rules Committee
Resident Advisor
Freshman Forum