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Who’s Liable for a Tennessee School Bus Accident?
Posted in Bus Accident on July 7, 2022
Accidents involving school buses are rare, but when they do occur, they can lead to significant injuries and extensive property damage. The question in these cases is who will be held responsible for paying compensation for the injuries and damage that occurred. Here, we want to discuss liability issues after a Tennessee school bus accident… read more
Tips on Driving a Semi-Truck During the Winter
Posted in Truck Accidents on July 5, 2022
Operators of large commercial trucks have significant responsibilities. These vehicles are much larger than traditional cars on the roadway, so any misstep could lead to significant injuries or property damage. The situation can become even more precarious in the winter, particularly when there is a chance of snow or ice. Here, we want to offer… read more
Safety Tips for Runners, Walkers & Joggers in Nashville
Posted in Pedestrian accident on July 3, 2022
Nashville is an active and vibrant city, and plenty of people are out and about running, walking, or jogging on a regular basis. However, it is crucial for these individuals to take steps to remain safe when they head out near the roadways. Here, we want to discuss some safety tips for all types of… read more
Does Renter’s Insurance Cover Dog Bites?
Posted in Dog Bites on July 1, 2022
Dog bites regularly lead to severe injuries that require medical treatment. But who pays for a dog bite injury? Is the dog owner responsible for paying these expenses out of their own pocket? Typically, claims are made against a person’s homeowners’ insurance, but what happens if a person rents end does not own their home?… read more
10 Driving Tips for Teenage Drivers
Posted in Car accidents on April 5, 2022
If you are a teenager, then getting behind the wheel of a vehicle is likely an exciting prospect. If you are a parent, then knowing that your teenager will be behind the wheel is probably terrifying. However, when the cat is out of the bag, there is no way to put it back in. The… read more
8 Ways to Safely Share the Road With Cyclists in Tennessee
Posted in Bicycle accidents on March 15, 2022
Drivers in Nashville and throughout Tennessee must be aware that bicyclists are allowed to share the roadway. It is crucial for drivers and cyclists to take the steps necessary to ensure roadway safety. Here, our Nashville personal injury attorneys discuss eight steps that Tennessee drivers can take to help ensure that they follow the law… read more
Who is At Fault in a T-Bone Accident?
Posted in Car accidents on February 25, 2022
T-bone accidents can be devastating. These incidents can lead to significant injuries and extensive property damage for residents and visitors in Tennessee. Determining fault after a T-bone accident can be a challenge, but it is necessary. Crash victims deserve compensation for their medical bills and property damage expenses. Here, we want to discuss how fault… read more
Tips for Settling a Slip and Fall Claim
Posted in Personal Injury,Premises Liability,Slip and fall on February 20, 2022
If you or somebody you care about has been injured in a slip and fall accident caused by the actions of a property owner or property manager, you may be able to recover compensation for your losses. You should be able to recover money for your medical bills, out-of-pocket expenses, lost wages, and even pain… read more
Sidewalk Slip and Fall: Who is Liable?
Posted in Personal Injury,Premises Liability,Slip and fall on February 15, 2022
Slip and fall incidents that occur on sidewalks often lead to severe injuries, including fractured bones, lacerations, and serious contusions. But who will be held liable if a slip and fall accident occurs on a sidewalk? In some cases, these incidents may be nobody’s fault, but the reality is that there are times when property… read more
What are the 4 Elements of a Wrongful Death Lawsuit?
Posted in Wrongful death on December 15, 2021
Anytime an individual loses their life as a result of the negligent actions of another individual or entity in Tennessee, family members of the deceased may have the right to file a wrongful death lawsuit to recover compensation and closure for their losses. However, wrongful death lawsuits hinge on four separate elements that must be… read more