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Sixth Circuit Remands Tennessee Medical Malpractice Claims for Widow of Veteran

The case of Tracy Lynn Eiswert is a long and complicated one that sheds light on the difficulties that plaintiffs may face in receiving justice under Tennessee’s current medical malpractice laws, and the role of the federal court in shaping the understanding of such laws. Scott Walter Eiswert was a…

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Managing Parallel Criminal and Civil Proceedings for Personal Injury Claims

In many cases in which criminal charges arise, it may also be possible for an individual litigant to bring civil claims alleging personal injuries and damages.  Thus, for instance, while the state is investigating whether a defendant committed a DUI that resulted in the death of another driver, the family of the…

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Pushing the Limits of Premise Liability and Gun Safety – SB 1736

Gun control and gun rights are a hot topic of political debate in cities and communities throughout the country, and Tennessee is not immune to such controversy.  In the wake of increasing gun violence and a rise in gun-related deaths, proponents on both sides dispute whether the route to improved public…

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Do Curbs for Wheelchair Ramps Constitute Dangerous Conditions in Tennessee?

Individuals and companies that own land or buildings owe a duty to the public to exercise due care in order to prevent the general public from being injured on their property. This often means that property owners must address known dangerous conditions on their land or in their buildings, or must make…

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What You Need To File A Medical Malpractice Claim

Medical malpractice cases can be a confusing. To win you must establish that you have a recoverable claim. The way you know if you have a valid legal claim is by determining if the medical team in question violated the standard of medical care. Establishing A Valid Claim The standard…