Gulf Coast Maritime and
Jones Act Lawyers.
If you’ve been injured on a boat, on a dock, in a ship yard or a rail yard, You need to call the Fuquay Law firm today!
Consultations are always free
Alabama Maritime / Jones Act &
Personal Injury Law Firm
More than 30 Years of Experience
At the Fuquay Law Firm we devote our practice to the representation of people who have been injured by others. Richard Fuquay has over 30 years of experience recovering compensation for his clients. These client’s include those suffering personal injuries or death, including merchant seamen, oil rig workers, fishermen, tugboat crewmen, railroad employees, shipyard employees and those hurt in industrial accidents.
We also represent people involved in car and truck accidents, slip and fall accidents and wrongful death matters.
Serving Alabama, the florida panhandle and the mississippi gulf coast
Boating
accidents
A boating accident can negatively impact your job, your family, your health and your quality of life. Even an apparently minor collision may result in serious injuries. If you have been hurt because someone was…
Personal
Injury
Railroad
accidents
Offshore and
maritime accidents
An Offshore and Maritime accident can permanently change your life. Accidents involving Offshore and Maritime jobs often result in catastrophic loss, including severe injuries or death. Usually, negligence is…
Wrongful
death
Maritime and
Jones Act
Offshore
accidents
An Offshore and Maritime accident can permanently change your life. Accidents involving Offshore and Maritime jobs often result in catastrophic loss, including severe injuries or death. Usually, negligence is…
Boating
accidents
A boating accident can negatively impact your job, your family, your health and your quality of life. Even an apparently minor collision may result in serious injuries. If you have been hurt because someone was…
Railroad
accidents
Personal
Injury
Why Choose Us
Why Choose Richard Fuquay and Fuquay Law Firm?
Extensive legal experience across various practice areas.
Proven track record of successful case outcomes.
Personalized attention and clear communication.
Local commitment and strong community ties.
Richard W. Fuquay
Richard W. Fuquay was born in Mobile, Alabama in 1960. He graduated from the University of Alabama at Birmingham with a B.S. in Human Resource Management in 1988. Richard obtained his J.D. from the University of Alabama in 1991. While attending law school he served as Associate Editor of the Law and Psychology Review.
Richard is currently a member of the American Association for Justice (AAJ), the AAJ Admiralty Law Section, South-eastern Admiralty Law Institute, the Alabama Association for Justice, South Alabama Trial Lawyers Association and Paul W. Brock American Inn of Court.
His practice focuses on representing individuals with admiralty and maritime injury claims, auto accident injury claims,and employment and labor cases.
Richard is married to Therese Fuquay and has three children and 8 grandchildren and 2 dogs. His hobbies are hunting, fishing and his Chesapeake Bay Retriever’s, Cash and Gem
Put a fighter in your corner
Having a strong legal team in your corner can make all the difference. Experienced attorneys understand the tactics insurance companies use to minimize payouts or deny claims entirely. We know how to gather the right evidence to negotiate strongly, to get you the compensation you deserve.
Speak your language
We support a wide variety of languages to cater to diverse global communities. We employee interpreters to bridge the language gap and insure you are getting the best legal representation available.
No recovery --- No fee
Our attorneys are here to help you recover the compensation you need and deserve.
Testimonial of a few folks
Serving Alabama
After an accident at sea, in which we almost died, Richhard was able to get us physical and mental treatment, so badly needed. He also represented us and that led to a positive conclusion. Google Harry Harry Burgess World Fishing Magazine for the story of rescue and survival. I highly recommend Richard Fuquay. Honest, very ethical and knowledgeable.
Mr. Fuquay is unparalleled in the practice of labor and employment law and admiralty and maritime law. His ethical standards are above reproach. If any lawyer deserves an AV rating, it is Mr Fuquay.
Top Admiralty and Maritime Lawyer Richard is very professional, he always kept me informed of whats going on in my case. When he takes your case he really really works hard for you! Richard stuck with us for over 4 years with an eventual favorable outcome. Richard took time to respond personally to emails and/or phone calls on several occasions. He treated us and our case with the utmost dignity even at the worst of times. I would highly recommend him.
Excellent Attorney Richard helped us through some difficult times. He was prompt and handled our case with the upmost respect. He was always there to answer questions, and he was always professional. I would highly recommend Richard Fuquay to handle your case. Great Attorney!!!
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