In this episode of LAW 251, we pull back the curtain on the pre-trial phase of litigation.

Bryan Comer joins Dalton Orwig and Dan Brennan on Mobile Mornings Live to breakdown the upcoming jury trial in Los Angeles regarding social media and its impact on the mental health of its users.

Holiday Season is upon us and with the rise of online shopping, delivery trucks now make more stops throughout residential neighborhoods than ever before, creating unique dangers:

●      Tight schedules pressuring drivers to speed

●      Frequent sudden stops other drivers don't anticipate

●      Double parking that forces dangerous merges

●      Large blind spots hiding pedestrians and cyclists

●      Constant technology distractions from GPS and scanners

●      Varying driver training and experience levels

●      High-mileage vehicles needing consistent maintenance

●      Operating in residential areas near children and families

Desi Tobias discusses the new Amtrak passenger rail service, and the need to be aware the trains travel faster and are quieter than the freight trains we have been accustomed to. So, remember the old saying "Stop, Look, Listen" !

Maritime law for rail workers is also discussed, as well as Teen Safe Driving Week.

Attorney Bryan Comer discusses the importance of getting legal representation quickly after a traffic accident with an 18 wheeler or semi truck.

Desi Tobias discusses the importance of maritime industry in Mobile, the current dredging project and how it is impacting Mobile Bay, as well as a recent Coast Guard contract and how that has affected local shipbuilding.

Among preventable injuries, drowning is the leading cause of death for children 1 – 4 years old.

Summertime in the south means staying cool in the pool, the Gulf or rivers. Make sure to know our tips for ensuring safety for your children and yourself.

Bryan Comer gives an update on recent Supreme Court opinions. At Tobias & Comer Law, we follow SCOTUS closely because it affects our clients and their cases.

Bryan Comer discusses the importance of the judicial system at the local, state and federal levels.

A new guideline for ensuring the safety of children in side-impact collisions has been handed down by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), a part of the US Department of Transportation. All new seats will have to meet updated federal safety standards as of December 2026. NHTSA changed the regulations to help make car seats even safer during side-impact crashes.