Category Archives: Traumatic Brain Injury
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 »
Why You Need to Be Honest with Your Attorney
Honesty is a crucial element in building a strong personal injury case. Your attorney’s ability to secure the full and fair compensation you deserve depends on having all the facts, even those you might feel hesitant to share. Optimally, you will connect with a reputable Nashville personal injury lawyer early in the recovery process…. Read More »
Existing Vehicle Damage and Compensation Calculations
Not every car on Tennessee’s roads is fresh off the lot. Many vehicles have wear and tear or existing damage from previous incidents. But what happens if your car sustains additional damage in a collision? How does existing vehicle damage impact compensation calculations, and how can you ensure a fair settlement? Understanding these issues… Read More »
What Are The Symptoms Of Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBIs) After A Car Accident?
According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are a major cause of death and disability in the U.S. TBIs contribute to about 30% of all injury deaths in the country. While traumatic brain injuries are not uncommon in car accidents, slip and fall accidents, and other types of accidents… Read More »
What to Do If You or a Loved One Has Suffered a Traumatic Brain Injury
Our brains are astonishingly complex. That one organ controls every single action in our body; everything from blinking and breathing to personality and memory. Consequently, if our brain is injured it can be devastating to our ability to perform and function at a normal level. What Causes a Traumatic Brain Injury A traumatic brain… Read More »
Who is Liable for Sports Injuries?
This year has seen no shortage of football and sports-related injuries in the state. Recently it was reported that Tennessee Titans quarterback Marcus Mariota would not play against Atlanta because of a sprained knee. As of the report, Mr. Mariota was still out of commission, and the Titans announced that they would hold him… Read More »
Walk Bike Nashville Worker Struck By Car
A Belmont University student and bicycle safety advocate suffered a traumatic brain injury after being struck by a car on West End Avenue in Nashville while riding on his bicycle. Michael Tregelles, an audio engineer student at Belmont, worked for Walk Bike Nashville as an advocate for safe biking streets in Nashville. Tregelles underwent… Read More »
Man Killed, 6 Children Injured In Crash On I-440
Last month, a major crash on I-440 left one man dead and six children injured. Officials with the Metro police state that a 49-year-old man was driving in a van when it was hit head on by an SUV driven by a 22-year-old. The 22-year-old man said another SUV swerved into his lane, which… Read More »
Youth Football Numbers Up Despite Concussion Worry
Over the years, there have been many studies showing the correlation between football head injuries and degenerative brain disease. It is no secret that those who play ‘full-contact’ sports risk more head and body injuries to themselves. While concerns over concussions and safety about football have led to a 9.5 percent decline in youth… Read More »
