Legal News

Alabama has secured more than $744 million through opioid litigation, creating substantial funding for prevention, treatment and recovery efforts across the state. Prince Glover Hayes has been part of that work alongside Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall and co-counsel Beasley Allen, with partner Josh Hayes appointed as a Deputy Attorney General. One of the major…

When a lot of people are injured by the same product or company, their claims can be grouped together. That doesn’t always mean they are part of a class action. Some claims are handled as mass torts, while others move forward as class actions. The two can look similar from the outside, but they treat…

The defamation case on behalf of former University of Alabama basketball player Kai Spears resulted in a $9.25 million verdict against The New York Times on Thursday, August 20, 2026. A federal jury in Tuscaloosa deliberated for around five hours following a nine-day trial before returning the verdict. The Prince Glover Hayes team is pleased…

As of 2023, there were nearly 174,000 motorcycles registered in the state of Alabama. With so many scenic routes to travel and an ideal riding climate to boot, our state offers limitless possibilities to motorcyclists and passengers of all ages and experience levels. But what does state law have to say about motorcycle insurance? Despite…

Prince Glover Hayes, currently celebrating our 45th year as a firm, announces the death of Robert Franklin Prince, our founding partner, leader, and friend. There will never be another Bob Prince and he will be forever missed. Bob lost his earthly battle to cancer on May 2, 2024, but his legacy of service will forever…

Blake Williams, PGH Attorney, has just settled a lawsuit involving a car wreck that occurred in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama.  The accident occurred while Blake’s client was stopped in northbound traffic on McFarland Boulevard and was rear-ended.  The collision caused Blake’s client to experience shoulder pain, chest pain and headaches.  The shoulder pain progressed even after having injections…

Dena Prince and other members of the Covenant Sunday School class volunteered on January 26, 2019 for “Homeless Connect”, hosted by their church, First United Methodist Church of Tuscaloosa. Homeless Connect, one of the ministries of Love INC of Tuscaloosa. (Love in the Name of Christ) is an annual event where homeless guests can receive any and all…