by Tobias & Comer Law
Attorneys and their talk show friends break down the frequently asked questions about Law in the 251. Tobias & Comer Law - Desi Tobias, Bryan Comer and Lacey Smith - Personal Injury attorneys in Mobile, Alabama (the 251). What is a Personal Injury? Why do you need a Personal Injury Attorney? What is a defective product case? What is Maritime Law?
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July 15, 2026
<p>On this episode of Law 251, attorneys Desi Tobias and Lacey Smith of Tobias & Comer Law discuss a recent Alabama wrongful death case involving the drowning of an 18-year-old at a country club pool that was operating without the required certified lifeguards.</p><p><br></p><p>They explain:</p><p>🏊 Why safety regulations exist and why they matter</p><p>⚖️ How Alabama's unique wrongful death law works</p><p>🔍 The importance of preserving evidence after a serious accident</p><p>💬 What families should know if they're searching for answers following a tragedy</p><p><br></p><p>The conversation also serves as a timely reminder that drowning can happen quickly and quietly, making water safety especially important during the summer months.</p><p><br></p>
May 22, 2026
<p>Can AI really replace a lawyer? Not so fast…<br>This month on Law 251 with Tobias & Comer Law, Bryan Comer joins Mobile Mornings to break down the growing role of artificial intelligence in the courtroom and why relying too heavily on AI can land people in serious trouble. From fake court cases to “legal” documents that make zero sense, this conversation is equal parts fascinating and eye-opening.<br>You’ll hear:<br> Real examples of AI gone wrong in legal cases<br> Why experience in the courtroom still matters<br> How AI can help lawyers… and hurt people who misuse it<br> What Tobias & Comer Law brings to the table that a chatbot never can<br>Plus, a little Nappie Awards fun mixed in along the way <br>If you’ve ever wondered where technology and the legal world collide, this is one episode you don’t want to miss.</p>
May 8, 2026
<p>Ever feel like you’re doing everything right on the road… and still one random moment could flip the script? This week’s Law 251 segment on FM Talk 106.5’s Mobile Mornings dives into a topic most drivers don’t think about until it’s way too late: uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage.<br>Attorney Desi Tobias of <a href="https://www.facebook.com/tobiascomerlaw?__tn__=-]K*F">Tobias & Comer Law</a>breaks it down in a way that’s equal parts eye-opening and practical. Here’s the headline: this coverage isn’t required in Alabama… but skipping it can cost you big.<br> The reality check:<br>A surprising number of drivers on Alabama roads are uninsured or only carry the bare minimum. If you’re hit by one of them, their policy might barely scratch the surface of your medical bills or lost income. That’s where uninsured motorist (UM) coverage steps in, acting as a financial safety net for you.<br> Big misconception cleared up:<br>You’re not “paying for someone else’s insurance.” UM coverage protects you, your passengers, and even you as a pedestrian or cyclist if you’re hit.<br> Why it matters:<br>It covers injuries, pain and suffering, and more<br>It applies in hit-and-run (“phantom vehicle”) situations<br>It can stack across multiple vehicles on your policy, increasing your protection<br>It’s often more affordable than people think<br> The harsh truth:<br>The podcast shares real-life cases where people declined UM coverage—only to be left with minimal compensation after serious accidents. A decision made in seconds on a form can echo for years.<br> Pro tip:<br>Pull up your insurance declarations page today. If you see “UM rejected,” that’s a red flag waving like a storm warning on the Gulf.<br> Bottom line: This episode is a must-listen for anyone who drives (so… everyone). It’s not just legal talk—it’s a practical guide to protecting yourself and your family before the unexpected happens.<br></p>
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Attorneys and their talk show friends break down the frequently asked questions about Law in the 251.
Tobias & Comer Law - Desi Tobias, Bryan Comer and Lacey Smith - Personal Injury attorneys in Mobile, Alabama (the 251).
What is a Personal Injury? Why do you need a Personal Injury Attorney? What is a defective product case? What is Maritime Law?
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