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Monthly Archives: June 2023

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Replacing Car Seats After A Car Accident

By Fox, Farley, Willis & Burnette |

If you are in a car accident, and your car can be repaired, you will normally just repair the car, and keep driving it—in fact, you may have to, as insurance won’t always just pay for a new car. But what about the things inside your car? Specifically, what about the car seat? Visual… Read More »

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Understanding Damage Caps In Tennessee Injury Cases

By Fox, Farley, Willis & Burnette |

In many cases, there are limits, or caps on the amount of damages that someone who is injured in an accident can legally receive from a jury. Tennessee injury law does have caps on certain kinds of damages. There are really two different kinds of damages, economic and non economic (punitive is actually a… Read More »

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Injuries To Fetuses And Pregnant Women In Car Accidents Can Be Very Serious

By Fox, Farley, Willis & Burnette |

If you are in an accident, you are probably concerned about your safety, and the safety of anybody that may be in your vehicle. But there may be someone else to be concerned for: your unborn baby, if you are pregnant. Injuries and Deaths to Fetuses in Accidents are Common It is well known… Read More »

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Parking Lots Can Be More Dangerous Than You Think

By Fox, Farley, Willis & Burnette |

Speed kills-it is well known that there is a correlation between the number and severity of car accidents, and speed. States that have the highest speed limits tend to have the highest number of accidents. That’s why it may be a surprise to you to learn that a place where we tend to drive… Read More »

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Don’t Rely On That Pedestrian Avoidance Technology – It’s Not Very Good

By Fox, Farley, Willis & Burnette |

Our cars today have enough technology to keep us in our lanes, detect when cars are coming, park themselves, and give us a 360 degree view around our car. So it’s natural to assume that our vehicles also could let us when a pedestrian is about to be hit. But you may be surprised… Read More »

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