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Direct and Vicarious Liability In Tennessee – Can Employers Be Held Liable for Both?

When an employee causes an injury to another person while acting within the scope of his or her employment, many times an employer can also be held liable for such injuries under the idea of vicarious liability.  Thus, when a bus driver is in an accident while performing the duties of his…

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Government Liability in Tennessee for Automobile Accidents Involving Police Officers

As discussed on this blog, private individuals are frequently the subject of negligence and wrongful death lawsuits for automobile accidents that resulted in injuries to others or lost lives.  But it is not always private individuals or private automobiles that are the cause of deadly car crashes.  In many instances,…

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Premises Liability for Landlords in Tennessee – Defect at Time of Lease

It is a basic premise of liability that landlords may be liable for known dangerous conditions that exist on their property and that harm tenants or guests. However, this liability is not unlimited, and landlords cannot be exposed to overly broad and endless requests for payments and reimbursements for injuries…

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Tennessee Courts Limit Liability for Property Owners With Minimal Control Over Day To Day Activities

Premise liability is a common issue of concern for many property owners. By allowing tenants, guests, or customers onto one’s property, property owners inherently take on a degree of liability for injuries or accidents that may befall these third parties.  However, the doctrine of premise liability must have limits –…

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Tennessee Accident Tips

If you or someone you know has been hurt in an accident you know how devastating this can be. Injuries that are a result of an accident can be debilitating physically or cause a great deal of emotional stress. There are also financial obligations that can result if you have…

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How to Find a Qualified Attorney After a Truck Accident

According to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), large trucks travel approximately 275 billion miles across America’s roadways each year. In recent years there has been a major focus on the safety regulations involving large truck operation throughout the United States, but unfortunately an estimated 385,000 large truck accidents…