Monthly Archives: July 2026
Why Big Box Stores Can Be Dangerous for Knoxville Shoppers
Most Knoxville shoppers visit big box stores without giving much thought to their safety. However, the reality is that large retail stores can present a variety of hazards that can lead to serious injuries for unsuspecting shoppers in Knoxville. From crowded aisles and falling merchandise to slippery floors and poorly maintained parking lots, accidents… Read More »
Knoxville Traffic Fatalities Drop Nearly 45% – But Serious Car Accidents Remain a Major Risk for Knoxville Drivers
A new report from the Knoxville Police Department contains encouraging news for Knoxville drivers. According to KPD, traffic fatalities in Knoxville dropped by nearly 45 percent in 2025, with 29 traffic-related deaths recorded compared to 52 fatalities in 2024. The 29 fatalities represented the lowest number of traffic deaths within Knoxville city limits since… Read More »
The Text Messages That Can Win—Or Destroy—Your Tennessee Custody Case
By Lauren Scieszinski Morse, Attorney at Law Before I tell you what to text during a custody dispute, let me tell you what not to do. Don’t send the message you wrote while you were angry. Don’t hit “send” because you want the other parent to understand how hurt, frustrated, or exhausted you are…. Read More »
Knoxville Car Accident Lawyer Explains What Knoxville Car Accident Victims Need to Know During the “100 Deadliest Days of Summer”
Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of summer, but it also marks the beginning of what safety experts call the “100 Deadliest Days of Summer” for teen drivers. According to local news reports citing AAA and other traffic safety organizations, the period between Memorial Day and Labor Day consistently sees an increase in serious… Read More »
Charging of Suspected Hit-and-Run Driver in Fatal Knoxville Motorcycle Accident Raises Questions About the Rights of Knoxville Motorcycle Accident Victims
A fatal Knoxville motorcycle accident that happened on Thursday, June 4, has raised serious questions about the dangers Knoxville motorcyclists face and the rights of Knoxville families after deadly hit-and-run crashes. According to reports, a motorcyclist was struck at the intersection of Dutchtown Road and Bob Kirby Road and later died from injuries sustained… Read More »
Was I Poisoned by Carbon Monoxide in Tennessee? Symptoms, Signs, and What to Do Next
By: Brad C. Burnette Every year, thousands of people across the United States are sickened, and hundreds are killed, by a gas they never saw coming. Carbon monoxide (CO) has no smell, no color, and no taste. It doesn’t irritate your nose or throat. You simply breathe it in, and before you know what… Read More »