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Author Archives: Jay Butchko

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Essential Elements in Your Knoxville Truck Accident Case – Learn All About The Duty of Care and How You Can Get Justice Under Tennessee Personal Injury Laws

By Fox, Farley, Willis & Burnette |

When a person is injured in a serious accident in Knoxville, such as in a motor vehicle accident involving a commercial truck, they may wonder what exactly they need to prove to the court in order to get compensation for their injuries and losses under Tennessee personal injury laws. One of the critical pieces… Read More »

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Distracted Driving in Knoxville Car Accident Cases – What Is Distracted Driving and How Do Tennessee Personal Injury Laws Protect Victims of Distracted Driving Accidents?

By Fox, Farley, Willis & Burnette |

Most drivers in Knoxville, and throughout Tennessee, are likely aware that using a cell phone while driving is a very bad and dangerous idea. Indeed, when a driver’s eyes are glued to a cell phone screen, rather than the road, serious, even fatal car accidents can happen, and lives can change in the blink… Read More »

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Hit-and-Run Pedestrian Accident in Knoxville Highlights Dangers of Pedestrian Accidents to Knoxville Residents, Rights and Options of Hit-and-Run Accident Victims Under Tennessee Laws Explained

By Fox, Farley, Willis & Burnette |

The death of a 75-year-old woman at the hands of a hit-and-run driver in Knoxville highlights just how dangerous hit-and-run pedestrian accidents can be in the city, and raises the important discussion of how hit-and-run accident victims in Knoxville can get justice under Tennessee personal injury laws. According to local news reports, earlier this… Read More »

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Looking Forward to Relaxing in a Hot Tub this Weekend? Practice Caution! Here We Explain the “Hidden Dangers” of Hot Tubs and What You Can Do if You are Injured in a Negligently Maintained Hot Tub in Knoxville

By Fox, Farley, Willis & Burnette |

There is no doubt that hot tubs are a popular source of relaxation and recreation in Knoxville. From taking a dip just for fun and socializing, to rehabbing physical injuries, or just winding down for the day, using a hot tub can be a great and healthy way to relax and treat various aches… Read More »

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Can Reckless Drivers in Knoxville Be Held Liable Under Tennessee Personal Injury Laws? Learn About the Intersection of Reckless Driving Laws and Personal Injury Laws in Knoxville, Tennessee

By Fox, Farley, Willis & Burnette |

Although the majority of Knoxville drivers intend to drive their cars, trucks, and SUVs safely, and simply want to get from Point A to Point B to complete their errands, pick up their children, or get to work on time, the unfortunate truth is that reckless drivers also share the road, and they can… Read More »

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Obligations to Stop After a Knoxville Car Accident Under Tennessee Laws and How You Can Get Justice Against Hit-and-Run Drivers in Knoxville

By Fox, Farley, Willis & Burnette |

One of the most dismaying things that can happen to a Knoxville car accident victim after a serious car accident occurs is when the negligent driver who caused the car accident simply leaves the scene and speeds away. Although it is clear that these types of hit-and-run car accidents are unlawful in Knoxville under… Read More »

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The Doctrine of Vicarious Liability in Knoxville Truck Accident Cases – How to Hold Negligent Trucking Companies Liable for the Accidents that Their Employees Cause

By Fox, Farley, Willis & Burnette |

Major accidents that involve semi-trucks and commercial trucks can be extremely serious, and even catastrophic. Due to their sheer size and weight, commercial trucks can cause fatal truck accidents with smaller vehicles, even if they make even the smallest of wrong moves on the road. Although it is true that semi-truck drivers and commercial… Read More »

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Did You Receive a Deposition Notice in Your Knoxville Car Accident Case? Find Out Why Getting Legal Representation for Your Deposition Makes Sense

By Fox, Farley, Willis & Burnette |

One of the things that may initially surprise a Knoxville car accident victim is that after filing their lawsuit for compensation in court, they may receive a notice that they are to be deposed. Indeed, after a Knoxville car accident victim files their lawsuit in court, both they and the party or parties that… Read More »

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Brinks Truck Seriously Injures Pedestrian in Knoxville, Raising Questions about Who to Name in Knoxville Truck Accident Cases

By Fox, Farley, Willis & Burnette |

A serious truck accident involving a Knoxville pedestrian and a Brinks security truck shows the dangers that pedestrians face every day on Knoxville roads, and raises an important question of who to name in a lawsuit involving a trucking company and its employee driver. According to local news reports, just at the tail end… Read More »

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Recent Freezing Temperatures in Knoxville Prompts Advisory for Avoiding Car Accidents in Black Ice Conditions

By Fox, Farley, Willis & Burnette |

With temperatures dipping below freezing recently, Knoxville media outlets have warned Knoxville residents and drivers of the dangers of black ice.  Knoxville drivers are encouraged to keep safe out on the roads to avoid serious car accidents. According to Knoxville local news, black ice is especially dangerous in Knoxville as freezing winter temperatures rock… Read More »

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