Recent Blog Posts
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 »
Common Causes of Auto Accidents and How to Avoid Them
Every year, thousands of car accidents occur on Tennessee roads, from busy interstates to winding rural highways. Because some of these crashes are preventable, understanding the root causes can help drivers make safer choices behind the wheel. In Nashville and across the state, a mix of well-known and lesser-known risk factors contribute to serious… Read More »
How Weather Conditions Can Impact Premises Liability Cases
Tennessee’s weather can be unpredictable, especially in and surrounding Nashville, where warm summers give way to chilly winters and sudden rain storms can catch property owners and visitors off guard. These changing conditions don’t just affect traffic, they also play a big role in premises liability cases. If you were injured due to weather-related… Read More »
Classic Indicators and Symptoms of Whiplash
Whiplash is one of the most common injuries resulting from car accidents, especially rear-end collisions. Despite its prevalence, many people underestimate the severity of whiplash, assuming that it’s a minor injury that will heal on its own. Understanding the classic indicators of whiplash, symptoms, and recovery timelines can help injured individuals better navigate the… Read More »
Compensation Beyond a Base Wage: Bonuses and Other Payouts
When you’re injured in an accident, the physical pain and emotional distress experienced can be overwhelming. And beyond those stresses, the financial strain can also add to the burden, especially if you’re unable to work during your recovery. Lost income is a critical aspect of personal injury claims, and while many people are familiar… Read More »
When Do Emergency Room Visits Spike?
A vital resource for individuals suffering from serious injuries and medical emergencies, emergency rooms are places that have busy times and slower periods. For instance, ERs often see spikes in patient visits during certain times of the year. Understanding when these spikes occur and knowing where to seek medical care after an accident can… Read More »
Clarifying Economic and Non-Economic Damages
Whether damages are due to a car accident or a premises liability incident, it’s important to understand that different types of loss may be part of an injury claim. For example, compensation is typically divided into economic and non-economic damages, each addressing different aspects of the injured party’s losses. If you aren’t sure how… Read More »
Tennessee Collisions and Delayed Onset Injuries
After a car crash, it’s natural to check for immediate injuries, such as visible cuts or pains, harm that clearly requires urgent medical attention. But beyond these noticeable injuries, you may also be suffering from injuries that do not present themselves right away. Many car accident victims experience delayed onset injuries, which can surface… Read More »
Multi-Use Buildings and a Strong Premises Liability Claim
Apartment complexes, condominiums, retail spaces, and mixed-use developments have become more common in Nashville and the surrounding areas. Which makes sense as these multi-use properties offer convenience, sometimes blending residential, commercial, and recreational spaces under one roof. Yet along with this accessibility come risks. With so many people using shared spaces, the potential for… Read More »
