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Recognizing the Signs of Day Care Negligence and Child Abuse
Posted in Personal Injury on October 1, 2019
Every parent’s worst nightmare is that the people who they entrust with the care of their child end up causing their child harm. However, it seems like the news is filled with cases of child abuse in day care facilities. While you may not think of a day care as a place where a child… read more
What the New Tennessee Laws Say About Using Your Cellphone While Driving
Posted in Car accidents on September 24, 2019
Distracted driving is dangerous driving. Over the last ten years, we have seen a rise in the number of distracted driving incidents. Much of this coincides with the rise of the popularity of smartphones. States and local municipalities have struggled to keep up with laws relating to distracted driving. However, there have been changes to… read more
How to Get Out of a Car When Trapped
Posted in Car accidents on September 19, 2019
Getting trapped in a vehicle is a scary ordeal. If we are being honest, most people only think of being trapped in a vehicle when they see situations on TV – maybe a dramatic kidnapping on a show or a vehicle being submerged after a storm. There are many ways that a person could find… read more
How to Reduce Risk of Lyme Disease
Posted in Personal Injury on September 17, 2019
Many people spend time outdoors year-round. However, those who are spending the most time outside are also the ones most at risk of contracting Lyme disease. Lyme disease is spread by tick bites, specifically through the bite of the blacklegged (deer) tick. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) estimates that there are approximately 300,000 new… read more
How Are Damages Assessed in Catastrophic Injury Cases?
Posted in Personal Injury on September 12, 2019
Victims of medical malpractice, car accidents in Nashville, defective products, or other personal injury cases often suffer from catastrophic injuries. A catastrophic injury is on that is so serious that it will not get better over time and will dramatically affect a victim’s life. A catastrophic injury can be: Spine or spinal cord injuries Traumatic… read more
Does TN have Caps on Medical Liability Damages?
Posted in Medical Malpractice on September 10, 2019
Medical mistakes happen more often than most people realize. When someone is harmed due to the careless or negligent actions of a healthcare provider or agency, they should be able to file a lawsuit to recover what they have lost. However, these cases can become incredibly complex, and there are caps on how much a… read more
How Do Parked Trucks Cause Accidents?
Posted in Truck Accidents on September 5, 2019
When you hear about accidents involving large commercial trucks (eighteen-wheelers), you probably think of collisions that occur while the truck is moving. However, what many people may not realize is that serious accidents can occur when a large truck is parked near moving traffic. When we look at the overall large truck accident statistics provided… read more
Can you Sue for Emotional Distress Damages in Tennessee?
Posted in Personal Injury on September 3, 2019
After a major accident, the injuries that are most visible typically get the most attention. We are talking about traumatic injuries such as lacerations, broken bones, head injuries, spinal cord injuries, and more. Not only do these injuries require immediate medical care, but a crash victim often must undergo long periods of rehabilitation in order… read more
What You Need to Know About Semi Truck Blind Spots
Posted in Truck Accidents on August 26, 2019
There are plenty of large commercial trucks on the roadways of Tennessee. It can be intimidating to drive near these vehicles. One of the most important things you can do to avoid a crash with a large truck is to avoid their blind spots. However, that is easier said than done. Today, we want to… read more
What is a Safe Driving Distance?
Posted in Car accidents on August 21, 2019
One of the most common types of car accidents is a rear-end collision. There are various reasons that these crashes occur, but one of the main ones is drivers following other vehicles too closely. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) says that nearly one-third of all collisions in the United States are rear-end collisions,… read more