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If My Uber Driver Gets in an Accident, Who Will Pay For My Injuries?
Posted in Car accidents on September 30, 2022
Rideshare services such as Uber have become incredibly popular, and they are household names at this point. Most people do not think twice about clicking a few buttons on their phones to order a ride to get to and from their destinations. However, what happens if your Uber driver gets into a vehicle accident? Who… read more
What Are the Most Common Types of Wrongful Death Cases?
Posted in Wrongful death on September 28, 2022
Family members should be able to recover compensation if their loved one lost their life as a result of the negligent actions of another individual or entity in Tennessee. However, not every death that occurs will necessarily result in a viable wrongful death claim. Here, we want to examine some of the most common ways… read more
What Is Negligence in a Tennessee Personal Injury Lawsuit?
Posted in Personal Injury on September 27, 2022
Anytime a person sustains an injury caused by the actions of another individual, there will likely be some sort of investigation to determine whether or not a personal injury lawsuit in Nashville is viable. In order for a person to successfully win a personal injury lawsuit, they will need to show that the alleged at-fault… read more
Who Is at Fault in a Lane-Change Accident?
Posted in Car accidents on September 26, 2022
Operating a motor vehicle can be tricky, particularly when it comes to changing lanes. When individuals need to change lanes, they must follow certain procedures and steps in order to do so safely. However, accidents do occur as a result of lane changes, but who will be at fault for these incidents? When working to… read more
Who is At Fault in a “No Contact” Motorcycle Crash?
Posted in Motorcycle accidents on August 15, 2022
Accidents involving motorcycles can occur in a wide variety of ways. In some cases, these incidents even occur when there is no contact between the motorcycle and another vehicle directly. No contact motorcycle accidents are more common than most people realize, and they can lead to significant injuries, just like a regular collision. It is… read more
What Are the Four Types of Distraction in Distracted Driving?
Posted in Car accidents on August 12, 2022
Distracted driving is a leading cause of vehicle accidents in Tennessee, and these incidents often lead to significant property damage and major injuries. Drivers operate distracted in a wide variety of ways, and it is important to break down the different types of distracted driving. In general, there are four main types of distracted driving,… read more
What Are The Most Common Injuries on a Construction Site?
Posted in Construction Accident on August 9, 2022
Construction sites present a multitude of hazards for workers and even for bystanders nearby. However, those who work construction jobs day in and day out do face increased risks above and beyond what other workers experience. There are certain injuries that tend to crop up more than others when it comes to construction sites, and… read more
Can a Pedestrian Be at Fault in a Car Accident?
Posted in Car accidents on August 6, 2022
Accidents involving pedestrians in Tennessee often result in significant injuries. Pedestrians are particularly vulnerable to the impacts of a vehicle and other objects. Often, vehicle drivers are at fault because they fail to yield the right of way to pedestrians, but can a pedestrian ever be at fault for an accident? The answer is yes;… read more
Are Attorney Fees Tax Deductible?
Posted in General Law Firm on August 3, 2022
If you or a loved one have been injured due to the negligent actions of someone else, you may need to hire an attorney to help recover compensation for your losses. But are the attorney fees that you pay tax deductible? This is an important question to examine because we all look for ways to… read more
What Do I Do If I’ve Been “Doored” By a Car?
Posted in Car accidents on August 1, 2022
Getting doored buy a car is something that every bicyclist fears. The reality is that riding a bicycle around other vehicles, particularly in urban areas, increases the chance that a dooring incident will occur. If you are a bicyclist and have been doored by a vehicle, it is imperative that you take certain steps to… read more