Our attorneys explore a variety of topics in these blog posts, from current events to past experiences they have had in defending Tennesseans who have been injured in car accidents, slip and falls, doctors’ mistakes, and workplace injuries. Get informed about your rights as injury victims by following our blog.
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Covid-19 Update Regarding Our Business Operations Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, all office personnel are working remotely until at least April14, 2020 pursuant to the Safer at Home Order. -
Common Types of Wrongful Death Cases in Tennessee A wrongful death lawsuit may provide a victim's surviving loved ones the compensation they need. Learn more about the most common types of wrongful death cases. -
File an Incident Report After a Tennessee Slip and Fall If you slip and fall on someone’s property because of their negligence, you should be compensated for your injuries. One important step is filing a report. -
What Not to Do After a Tennessee Slip and Fall Learn about five mistakes you can easily avoid after a Tennessee slip and fall accident, and the one thing that you should do as soon as you can. -
Talk To Car Accident Lawyer Before The Insurance Adjuster One way auto insurance carriers try to make injury victims go away early on in the claims process is to offer to pay medical bills up to a certain... -
Bike Accident Settlement Considerations If you’ve been injured in a Tennessee bike accident, do not rush to accept a settlement offer. The first offer from an insurance company is likely much too low. -
Time to Resolve a Slip and Fall Claim Some slip and fall cases are resolved quickly, while others can take several months or even years. Learn what affects this timeline. -
Evidence Used for a Motorcycle Claim in Tennessee There are several types of evidence you can use to establish liability and document damages for your Tennessee motorcycle claim. -
Filing a Wrongful Death Claim in Tennessee Surviving family members can file a wrongful death claim in the civil court system to hold the negligent party responsible for the death of their loved one. -
The Dangers Of Big Law Firms Do large out of state law firms, otherwise known as Big Law, really have your best interests in mind, or are they driven only by profit? Learn more here.