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Monthly Archives: February 2017

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How Do I Prove a Slip-and-Fall Injury?

By John Willis |

One of the most common types of personal injury claims is the “slip-and-fall” accident. These are actually known as premises liability claims. The basic idea is that a property owner can be held liable under Tennessee law if they fail to repair a known dangerous condition on the premises. For example, if the manager… Read More »

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Latest Recall Highlights Danger of Off-Road Vehicles

By Brad Burnette |

Although most motor vehicle accidents involve cars or trucks, it is important not to overlook other modes of transportation that are equally (if not more) dangerous. A person can suffer serious injuries–and even die–when any type of vehicle is unsafe or driven in a negligent manner. Teenagers at Risk from Defective Vehicles For example,… Read More »

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Can the Defendant in My Personal Injury Case Have Me Followed?

By John Willis |

A personal injury case is not simply a matter of proving the defendant’s negligence. The plaintiff must also demonstrate to the court–i.e., the jury–how the defendant’s negligence injured them. The defendant, in turn, will try to minimize or reject the extent of the plaintiff’s injuries in an attempt to avoid liability. Surveillance Video Defeats… Read More »

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Can I Waive My Child’s Right to File a Personal Injury Lawsuit?

By Brad Burnette |

You can probably think of many times when a business has asked you to sign a “release” as a condition of receiving a service. Such releases are waivers of liability designed to protect the business, not you, in case something goes wrong. A release often includes a long list of terms and conditions designed… Read More »

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EndDD.org is Proud to Announce the 2017 “Friends Don’t Let Friends Drive Distracted” National Video and Meme Contest!

By John Willis |

$8500 in prizes plus concert tickets. Nationally recognized judges. Deadline March 31st. #DistractedDriving #EndDD SADD Nation American Association for Justice Anapol Weiss Governors Highway Safety Association National Safety Council Philadelphia Eagles enddd.org/2017-video-contest/   Save Save Save Save

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Memphis Liable for Car Accident Caused by Police Officer

By Brad Burnette |

After a car accident, a negligent driver may offer all sorts of excuses to avoid responsibility. The driver may try and blame the victim or argue there was a “sudden emergency” that justified their reckless actions. But without evidence, such excuses will not hold up in court–even when they are made by a police… Read More »

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How Does a “Household Exclusion” in My Car Insurance Policy Work?

By John Willis |

Many Tennessee auto insurance policies contain language known as a “household exclusion” or “family exclusion.” The purpose of such language is to prevent a person from seeking insurance benefits following a car accident caused by another household or family member. In theory, this prevents “collusion” among family members who might seek double-recovery under two… Read More »

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FTC Cites Tennessee Used Car Dealer for Failing to Mention Recalls

By Brad Burnette |

Many car accidents are the result of dangerous or defective vehicles that have problems even the owners are not aware of. For example, a used car may seem safe because it does not have a history of prior accidents, but there may be a recall in effect to correct a known design or manufacturing… Read More »

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Am I Insured If I Am in an Accident Driving My Employer’s Truck?

By John Willis |

Dealing with insurance companies can be maddening, especially after you have been in a car accident and seek to recover benefits under your policy. Insurance contracts are carefully drafted to minimize the insurance company’s liability. This means that even if you think you should be covered, the policy (and the law) may state otherwise…. Read More »

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