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…..But it hurrrrrrts! How Do You Prove Pain?
Posted in Personal Injury on March 24, 2016
As personal injury attorneys we often come across cases where our clients experience pain, but the pain is undetectable through medical testing. This leaves us the challenge of substantiating our client’s pain without having the benefit of medical evidence to back it up. Our attorney Jonathan Williams spoke to the obstacles he faces in this… read more
So, this happened: Google driverless car hits bus
Posted in Car accidents on March 10, 2016
We would hate to say “I told you so”, BUT, we did mention this. Remember last month when we posted our blog: “A Modern Day Space Race: The Self-Driving Car”. We asked “who would be at fault in the instance of an accident with a driverless car?” Well, it has now come time to find… read more
Our Attorneys Have a Passion for the Predators
Posted in General Law Firm on March 1, 2016
How does hockey help our attorneys? There isn’t an apparent link between hockey and being an Attorney. One could think, maybe its competition? Competition exists on the ice and in the courtroom. But in this instance it isn’t just the competition, there is a deeper connection between sport and a career in law: Passion. When… read more
Epic Battles: David vs. Goliath, Superman vs. Batman, Yankees vs. Red Sox……Apple vs. FBI?
Posted in General Law Firm on February 26, 2016
Is it odd that one of the trending news stories right now is the battle between this country’s top investigative agency, the FBI, and the world’s leading tech-supergiant, Apple? The FBI is the country’s top agency dedicated to crime prevention and law enforcement and targets spies, terrorists, hackers, pedophiles, mobsters, gang leaders and serial killers…. read more
A Modern Day Space Race: The Self-Driving Car
Posted in Car accidents on February 12, 2016
Tech giant Google just landed a huge head start in the race to get the first self-driving car on the road. Ahead of Tesla, Apple, Uber and Lyft, Google was just given a nod by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration saying that artificial intelligence may one day be considered a ‘driver’- “if no human… read more
Superbowl Sunday + Valentine’s Day: 2 Common Days for Car Wrecks in Nashville
Posted in Car accidents on February 10, 2016
Did you know that there is a measurable increase in car accidents on Superbowl Sunday? This may seem to be common sense: more people out, more people drinking and all that frenzied excitement from a good game. But I bet you didn’t know that along with Superbowl Sunday, Valentine’s Day ranks as one of the… read more
Nashville: This is Our City
Posted in General Law Firm on February 8, 2016
Did you know that Nashville is one of the fastest growing cities in the United States?! According to the Metro Monitor in the last 5 years Nashville’s combined growth in job creation and population landed it as the 5th fastest growing city in the country. Anyone living in the metropolitan area wouldn’t find this ranking… read more
Concussions: Not Just From Car Wrecks
Posted in Car accidents on February 4, 2016
As avid hockey fans our firm anxiously watched the Nashville Predators win another game over the Calgary Flames on its Western Canadian road trip last week. As personal injury attorneys our firm anxiously watched as one of the on-ice officials was hit from behind by a player from the Flames during the game. With contact… read more
Meet Our Attorney: Ann-Douglas Tycer
Posted in General Law Firm on January 28, 2016
With an established Social Security practice Ms. Ann-Douglas Tycer has been advocating for her clients for over 20 years. When she is not at a hearing Ann-Douglas is meeting with her clients and learning about their cases. We managed to get a few minutes of Ann-Douglas’s time to learn more about who she is in… read more
Making Sense of Medical Lingo
Posted in Personal Injury on January 25, 2016
What does AAOX3 stand for? If you are injured in car wreck, odds are the ambulance personnel will immediately start asking you questions. Often, medical responders to your accident will be using medical lingo. Even though you may be able to hear responders speaking about you, you may not understand what they are saying. A… read more