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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Nashville Car Accident Attorney Can Help You Prove Fault When You Are Injured Proving fault in a car accident in Nashville can be challenging, but a good attorney can help you obtain compensation. -
Distracted Drivers Should Be Held Accountable for the Damage They Cause Distracted driving is a crime in Tennessee. If a distracted driver caused you serious injury, contact our personal injury attorneys to find out how we can help. -
Hurt Someone in a Car Wreck in Metro Nashville? What You Need to Know There’s a lot of advice out there for victims of injury accidents, but what if you were the one who caused the injuries? Here’s what you need to know. -
12 Things You Should Do After a Car Accident in Metro Nashville If you’ve been in a Nashville car accident, the steps you take next may have a huge impact on your recovery. -
Accident Hotspots to Avoid in Metro Nashville Do you know where the accident hotspots are in Metro Nashville? Here’s a list of intersections where accidents are more likely. -
Rutherford County Fireworks Rules and Regulations Rules and regulations pertaining to fireworks in Rutherford County -
5 Tips for Safe Motorcycling You can never be too safe on a motorcycle. Here's some tips to help keep you that way. -
You’re In A Car Accident: Now What? Find out what to do when and if you're involved in a car accident. -
Motorcycle Tips That Could Save Your Life Years of handling motorcycle accident cases help Weir and Kestner Injury Lawyers come up with safety tips to avoid serious injury. -
Murfreesboro Rated in “Top 20 Most Dangerous Cities To Drive In” Did you know that Murfreesboro has recently been named on the top 20 list for most dangerous cities to drive through in the entire United States?