Recent Blog Posts
Compensation for Property Damage Beyond Vehicle Repairs
When considering property damage after a car accident, vehicle repairs are typically the first thing thought of. But compensation for property damage can extend beyond the cost of fixing or replacing your car. From personal belongings inside the vehicle to how damage evidence supports your injury claim, understanding the full scope of property damage… Read More »
How Tennessee’s Insurance Laws Impact Your Car Accident Claim
Car accidents often lead to uncertainty about how to recover financially. In Tennessee, the insurance system that governs car accidents plays a critical role in how victims pursue compensation. Talk to a Nashville personal injury lawyer about how the state’s fault-based system so you make informed decisions after a crash. A Brief Look at… Read More »
Reasons Motorcycle Accidents Happen and How to Stay Safe
Motorcycles offer freedom, excitement, and a unique way to experience Tennessee’s roads. Unfortunately, riders are also at a higher risk of serious injury in crashes. With little protection beyond a helmet and gear, even a minor accident can have life-changing consequences. By understanding the risks, practicing safe riding and driving, and knowing when to… Read More »
Professions That Face Higher Driving Risks
For many, the road is more than a means of getting from point A to point B, it’s part of the job. A lot of people spend long hours behind the wheel traveling to client meetings, job sites, and service calls. While this mobility keeps businesses moving, it also increases the risk of being… Read More »
What If I Was Hurt in a Parked Rideshare?
Many use Uber and Lyft to get to work or travel to social events. While most trips occur without incident, accidents are possible, both when a vehicle is moving and when it is not. Whether you’re a passenger, a pedestrian, or even another driver, injuries can happen in or around a parked rideshare vehicle…. Read More »
5 Ways People Get Hurt in TN Retail Stores (That You Might Not Expect)
Retail stores are places we visit for everything from groceries and clothes to electronics and home goods. But a quick shopping trip can quickly turn dangerous when store owners or employees fail to maintain safe conditions. While slippery surfaces are a known hazard, there are several lesser-known ways people can get injured in retail… Read More »
Out-of-State Drivers and Accident Recovery
Car accidents are stressful enough, but when the at-fault driver is from another state, things can quickly become even more complicated. If you’ve been in a collision in Tennessee and the other driver lives elsewhere, you may wonder how this impacts your ability to recover damages and whether you can still hold them accountable…. Read More »
Does Tennessee Recognize the Eggshell Plaintiff Rule?
A person’s health condition at the time of an accident can significantly impact the severity of their injuries. So what happens if the injured person had a pre-existing condition that made them more vulnerable to harm? In personal injury law, this is where the eggshell plaintiff rule comes into play. If you have been… Read More »
Why Truck Accidents in Tennessee Are Often More Complex Than Car Accidents
Truck accidents across Tennessee have resulted in injuries and property damage. While car accidents can also be major events, truck accident cases are often more complex, both legally and logistically. From navigating federal safety regulations to identifying multiple liable parties, victims of truck crashes face a unique set of challenges when pursuing compensation. If… Read More »
Premises Liability and Lighting Audits
In Tennessee and across the country, property owners have a legal duty to maintain reasonably safe conditions for guests and visitors. This is essential as it is well known that people can be injured if they fall in a dimly lit parking lot or are victims of an assault in a poorly illuminated hallway…. Read More »
