What a Jury Can Award for Pain in Tennessee
Tennessee limits the amount a jury can award for pain, suffering, and other noneconomic losses. The limit can come as a surprise once a claim is underway. We explain how...
Federal Rest Rules for Commercial Drivers
Federal rules limit how long a commercial driver can stay behind the wheel without rest. When a crash happens near Brentwood, whether the driver followed those rules is one of...
Legal Options After the Frayser Shooting
Two men were hospitalized in life-threatening condition after a shooting in the Frayser neighborhood of Memphis on Wednesday afternoon. Police say the suspects fled on foot, and no one has...
What Makes a Claim Actually Work
An accident alone does not automatically entitle an injured person to full compensation under Tennessee law, no matter how clearly at fault the other driver or party seemed at the...
Who Gets to Sue When Negligence Kills
Losing a family member to another person's negligence brings a grief that no lawsuit can ever fix, but Tennessee law does provide a path toward accountability and financial recovery for...
What Divorce With Kids Actually Requires
Divorce takes on an entirely different shape once minor children enter the picture, adding requirements that simply do not apply to a childless couple splitting up their assets. Understanding what...
The Rules Only Semi Drivers Have to Follow
A collision with a fully loaded commercial truck brings a level of legal complexity that an ordinary car accident case simply does not involve, since a truck's size and weight...
The Insurance Gap One in Five Drivers Create
A Gap That Affects a Genuine Portion of Every Roadway Tennessee requires drivers to carry auto insurance, yet a significant portion of drivers on the road still carry none at...
The One Year Window Most People Underestimate
A Deadline Considerably Shorter Than Most States Allow Tennessee gives injured people a considerably shorter window to file a personal injury lawsuit than most other states, a fact that catches...