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Gadsden & Etowah County, Alabama

A Gadsden attorney who stands beside you, not behind a desk.

Attorney Joseph Andrew Jones represents families and individuals across Etowah County in family law, personal injury, criminal defense, probate and more. You work with him directly, from the first call to the final decision.

  • Free consultations
  • Talk directly with your attorney
  • Serving all of Etowah County
4.7 on Google from clients in Gadsden and Etowah County
Attorney Joseph Andrew Jones
Joseph Andrew JonesFounder & Attorney at Law
  • Juris DoctorBirmingham School of Law
  • B.S., Occupational SafetyJacksonville State University
  • CSPCertified Safety Professional
  • CHMMCertified Hazardous Materials Manager
  • Bar membershipsAlabama State Bar · Etowah County Bar Association

Hurt in a car wreck in Etowah County?

Alabama follows a contributory negligence rule: if you are found even slightly at fault, you can be barred from recovering anything. What you do in the first days after a crash matters.

  1. Check for injuries and call 911Adrenaline can mask pain. Get police and emergency responders to the scene.
  2. Move to safety if you canIf the vehicles are drivable, move them off the road and turn on your hazard lights.
  3. Document everythingPhotograph the vehicles, roadway and injuries. Get names, phone numbers and insurance details.
  4. File a police reportAlabama requires reporting crashes involving injury, death or property damage.
  5. See a doctor, even if you feel fineWhiplash and concussions often appear later, and medical records are key evidence.
  6. Notify your insurer, but do not admit faultStick to the facts. Adjusters may try to minimize what they pay.
  7. Call a Gadsden car accident attorneyJoseph investigates, deals with the insurance companies and fights for medical costs, lost wages and pain and suffering.

What clients say

4.7
Average rating on Google
Mr. Jones is compassionate, professional and very quick to respond. He takes the time to actively listen and provide counsel.
Bart CopelandClient review
Highly recommended. Joseph is smart and experienced, and he cares for his clients like they are his own family.
Josh MooreClient review
I have dealt with multiple lawyers in the past but Joseph has been the best I’ve ever had the pleasure of using as my personal lawyer.
Ernest ChapmanClient review
Would definitely recommend! He made my life so much easier after getting some legal help. Big weight off my shoulders & it was really easy.
Tasha HobbsClient review
Great young Lawyer! He has a servants heart and a new take on being a Lawyer! I highly recommend!
Greg AlredClient review
He was understanding of my situation. Very affordable and easy to deal with as a person.
Daniel ShaddixClient review

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A workers' comp attorney who knows workplace safety

Before practicing law, Joseph trained in occupational safety. His CSP and CHMM certifications help him recognize when unsafe practices or OSHA violations contributed to an injury, and build a stronger claim because of it.

Injuries we handle

  • Construction falls and machinery injuries
  • Factory, crush and repetitive motion injuries
  • Chemical exposure and occupational illness
  • Trucking and transportation accidents
  • Slip-and-falls and ergonomic strain

Benefits you may be owed

  • Medical treatment for your injury
  • Temporary disability payments
  • Permanent partial or total disability
  • Vocational rehabilitation
  • Death benefits for families
Bridge over the Coosa River in Gadsden, Alabama, at dusk

“The law should not feel overwhelming or intimidating. It should be a tool that empowers people.”JOSEPH ANDREW JONES

Rooted in Etowah County

Joseph knows the local courts, the judges and the challenges families here face. Clients come back, and send their friends, because he listens first and explains everything in plain language.

01Local experience

Deep roots in Etowah County and a working knowledge of how local courts operate.

02Personal attention

Direct access to your attorney. You will never feel like just another file.

03Clear communication

Your options explained plainly, so you can make informed decisions.

04Compassion and advocacy

Strong representation combined with genuine care for what you are going through.

Talk to a Gadsden attorney today

Free, confidential consultation. Call the office or send a short message.

How it works

Getting legal help should not add to your stress. Here is what to expect.

1

Reach out

Call 256-222-7777 or send a short message about your situation. There is no cost to talk.

2

Free consultation

Meet with Joseph, one on one. He listens, asks the right questions and explains your options.

3

A clear plan

You decide how to proceed, and you stay informed at every step until your matter is resolved.

Serving Gadsden and all of Etowah County

From the office on Broad Street in downtown Gadsden, Joseph represents clients in the Etowah County Circuit, District, Probate and Juvenile courts, and in communities across the region.

Frequently asked questions

Straight answers to the questions clients ask most. Every situation is different, so call for advice about yours.

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How do I schedule a free consultation?

Call 256-222-7777 or use the form on this page. You will speak with Attorney Jones about your situation and your options at no cost.

Do you handle cases outside of Gadsden?

Yes. We represent clients across Etowah County and surrounding areas, including Rainbow City, Southside, Attalla, Glencoe and Hokes Bluff.

What will my case cost?

You get clear, upfront information about fees during your initial consultation. Personal injury cases are handled on a contingency basis, so you pay no attorney fee unless we recover compensation for you.

How long does an uncontested divorce take in Alabama?

An uncontested divorce can take as little as 30 to 45 days once paperwork is filed. Contested divorces vary based on the issues in dispute.

Can custody or child support be changed later?

Yes. If there is a significant change in circumstances, Alabama law allows modifications to custody, visitation or support orders.

How long do I have to file a personal injury claim in Alabama?

The statute of limitations is generally two years from the date of the accident, though some cases have exceptions. Talk to an attorney as early as possible.

Can I be fired for filing a workers' compensation claim?

No. Retaliation is against the law. If it happens, we can take action on your behalf. If your claim was denied, you also have the right to appeal.

How long does probate take in Alabama?

Anywhere from a few months to over a year, depending on the size of the estate and whether disputes arise. Some assets, like accounts with named beneficiaries, may bypass probate entirely.

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