Car accidents

How to Stay Safe on the Road After COVID-19

The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly altered the day-to-day activities of most people around this country. Early in the pandemic, as stay at home orders went into effect, there was significantly less traffic on the roadways. However, as the economy has opened back up, traffic has slowly returned to normal. Unfortunately, there have been reports from… read more

Hands-Free Driving Laws In Tennessee

Driving through Tennessee, it is not uncommon to see drivers thoroughly distracted by their cell phones, electronic devices, or something else while they are operating their vehicles. Unfortunately, distracted driving regularly leads to severe accidents throughout this state. In an effort to reduce the number of distracted driving accidents and fatalities in Tennessee, the state… read more

Car Insurance Resources for Low-Income Individuals in Tennessee

Vehicle accidents can be traumatic, and they can be financially devastating for victims. This is particularly true if a person does not have the proper auto insurance coverage in place when they are involved in an accident. Not only will the person without insurance be on the line for all expenses caused by an accident… read more

What to Do After a Car Accident in a Company Car

Most people do not spend much time thinking about what they will do in the aftermath of a car accident. Unfortunately, most people will be involved in an auto collision at some point during their lifetime. In some cases, accidents happen when a person is a passenger or driver inside of a company vehicle. If… read more

Mistakes to Avoid After a Tennessee Car Crash

The last thing anybody expects to happen to them is that they will get into a car accident. Unfortunately, car accidents are not uncommon in Tennessee. If you or somebody you care about has been involved in an accident, you are probably wondering what steps you need to take to receive compensation for your medical… read more

Underinsured and Uninsured Motorist Laws in Tennessee

In most cases, when a person gets into a car accident, they will turn to insurance carriers to cover personal injury and property damage expenses. Just like every other state in the country, Tennessee mandates that all drivers carry a minimum amount of insurance to remain legal on the roadway. In this state, the following… read more

Traffic Laws for Tennessee Visitors

While it may seem like traffic laws are the same everywhere, that is not always the case. When traveling out of state, it is important for drivers to know the laws of the area they will be in. Visitors are always welcome in Tennessee, however there are some laws here that drivers in other states… read more

Tennessee Seat Belt Laws and Exemptions 2020

It is widely understood that seat belts are invaluable safety features in vehicles. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) says that seat belts save as many as 15,000 lives each year in this country. They also stated that an additional 2,500 lives, or more, could be saved if everybody buckled up when they got… read more

Backup Camera Laws in Tennessee

When a driver is backing their vehicle up, they must take precautions to ensure that they do not strike any other vehicles or pedestrians who may be behind them. According to the Tennessee Department of Safety & Homeland Security, there have been more than 40,000 improper backing crashes in the state over the last decade…. read more

What Kind Of Damages Can I Recover In A Car Accident Claim?

Car accidents can be an incredibly scary and confusing experience. In the aftermath of a crash that causes you or a loved one harm, it is important to understand what kind of compensation you may be able to recover. Whether you are expecting a settlement through the insurance carrier or from a personal injury lawsuit,… read more