Memphis, TN Hotel Security and Shootings
Violent crime isn’t limited to urban centers, or run-down properties. Areas in Shelby County, including Memphis, TN experience violent crime, often at hotels and apartment complexes. Just recently, the Memphis...
Non-compete agreements in Tennessee
Are non-compete agreements enforceable in Tennessee? It depends. Generally speaking, non-compete agreements, also called ‘covenants not to compete’, are disfavored in Tennessee. See Hasty v. Rent-A-Driver, Inc., 671 S.W.2d 471...
Child Support Lawyer Memphis, TN
Parents are eligible to receive child support payments from another parent as a result of divorce. Parents can also make a request for child support in a paternity action in...
When can a subcontractor file a lien?
Under Tennessee law, a subcontractor is considered an indirect lien claimant since he or she typically does not have a contract with the owner of the property. Even though a...
When Uber Fails to Give You a Safe Ride
Many people take Uber as a way to get home after a party, to work if their car is in the shop, or if they enjoy having another person shuttle...
Whose fault is it anyway? Pedestrian hit by a vehicle.
We have all heard news reports of a pedestrian being struck by a vehicle. Here in Memphis, it seems pedestrians are hit at alarming rates. In one common scenario, the...
Deadly Shooting at The Park at Hermitage Apartments in Nashville, TN
Crime at Nashville, TN apartment complexes continues. Just this week, a man was shot in the back at a pool at The Park at Hermitage Apartments near Old Hickory Boulevard,...
Alimony Awards in Divorce: Family Law Memphis, TN
Alimony family law Memphis, TN attorneys can help you understand the types of alimony. Alimony is financial support paid by one ex-spouse to the other after the marriage has legally ended. Alimony is also...
Injured by a USPS driver? You might be able to sue the USPS.
Claims against the postal service can be tricky because the law with respect to these types of claims is unique. Unfortunately, injured parties cannot simply file a lawsuit against postal...