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Tennessee Courts Find Presumption of Comparative Fault for Drivers Running a Light

Can there be a presumption of comparative negligence when a driver fails to abide by traffic lights and signals? A Tennessee court recently addressed this issue while considering claims for negligence resulting from an automobile accident. In Vaal Hall v. Charles L. Owens Jr., et al., the plaintiff, Vaal Hall, sued the…

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Tennesse Injury Lawyers Protect Victims Of Slip And Fall Accidents

Slip and fall accidents are one of the most common injuries suffered. You’re walking around, thinking about what you’ve got to do and, suddenly, you find yourself on the ground. Most times it’s just an embarrassing incident and you can simply get up and go about your business, but other times you find…

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Evaluating the Impact of Recent Tennessee Case Law on Health Care Personal Injury Claims

As previously discussed on this blog, earlier in 2015 the Tennessee Supreme Court handed down a decision that appeared likely to change the landscape of personal injury claims that arise in a health care context. Contrary to prior precedent on the issue, the Court held that new changes to the Tennessee…

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Prevent Motocycle Accidents With These Safety Tips

The number or motorcycle-related deaths and injuries has been on the rise both in Tennessee, and nationwide, since the year 2000. Since 2011, over 100 motorcycle fatalities have occurred in Tennessee each year. In 2014, 121 motorcyclists were killed in the state of Tennessee alone. Motorcycle enthusiasts love the freedom…

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Improving Driver Safety in Tennessee By Reducing Cell Phone Use

In the age of smartphone technology, distracted driving is a reality of day-to-day life. Whether communicating with family and friends, responding to urgent work requests, or simply checking the news, drivers in Tennessee and throughout the country increasingly use their smartphones to connect or entertain themselves even while driving.  In…

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Product Defects and Personal Injury – Tennessee Supreme Court Allows Auto Accident Case to Move Forward

When auto accidents occur, they can be the result of individual driver errors, unsafe driving conditions, or unexpected events. In the case of Lee Ann Tatham, it is alleged that her accident and subsequent injury were not the result of her own negligence or factors out of her control, but…