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Statute of Limitations Extensions for Brain Injury Victims in Tennessee
When you are left with a traumatic brain injury after an accident, the fallout can be catastrophic. A brain injury affects every single part of your life, from your ability to work and communicate with loved ones to your ability to regulate your emotions and take care of your daily obligations. Knowing this, it is…
Read MoreCan an Airbag Deploy Accidentally? What TN Drivers Should Know
Airbags save lives when they deploy appropriately during an accident, reducing the risk of head, neck, chest, and facial injuries. But when airbags deploy unexpectedly, they can actually cause injuries. Accidental deployment may be caused by hitting a pothole, going over a bump, or otherwise experiencing some sort of force that does not seem severe…
Read MoreWho is At Fault When a Bicyclist Gets Doored?
Dooring is an incredibly serious risk for bicyclists in Tennessee. While bicyclists have a right to use the road, drivers do not always know that—or agree with it. When a parked driver opens their door into a bicyclist’s path, the cyclist can become seriously injured. Even worse, they may be hit by a car while…
Read MoreThe Long-Term Effects of Truck Accident Injuries
Although any accident has the potential to be catastrophic, truck collisions are often life-changing because of the severe injuries and massive financial losses they cause. A fully loaded commercial truck can weigh up to 80,000 pounds, and when an accident occurs, the occupants of the smaller vehicle often bear the brunt of the crash. This…
Read MoreShould You Move Your Vehicle After a Crash?
After a crash, you are left feeling rattled, hurt, and unsure of what to do next. While you may want to get off the road to avoid secondary crashes, you may also worry about causing further damage or destroying evidence by moving your vehicle. Learning what to do before an accident actually occurs can help…
Read MorePedestrian Accidents Outside of Crosswalks: Know Your Rights
As a pedestrian, navigating the streets of Nashville can be terrifying. You are sharing the roads with tourists, drivers who may be unfamiliar with the area, and rideshare drivers always trying to beat the arrival time on their GPS. While any pedestrian accident can be frightening, it is especially alarming for pedestrians if they are…
Read MoreInsurance Coverage for Uber Eats, DoorDash, and Grubhub Accidents
Uber Eats, DoorDash, Grubhub, and other food delivery services are a routine part of daily life in and around Nashville. People rely on these services when they are too busy to pick up food themselves, when they need a quick bite during a busy day of work, or when they just need a pick-me-up. However,…
Read MoreHow to Prove Fault in a Tennessee Bicycle Accident
After you are involved in a Tennessee bicycle accident, fault may seem obvious to you. Maybe a driver turned left in front of you when you had right-of-way, or perhaps they merged into your lane without even noticing that you were there. But when the driver’s insurance company gets involved, the determination of fault may…
Read MoreWill Bias Against Motorcyclists Affect My Injury Claim?
Motorcyclists often face unfair and insulting assumptions after a crash. Before an investigator or insurance adjuster even looks at the facts of a case, they may assume that a rider was speeding, weaving in and out of traffic, or riding so aggressively that other drivers were in danger. These assumptions are not just frustrating—they can…
Read MoreIs Lane Splitting Legal in Tennessee?
According to preliminary data from the TN Department of Safety and Homeland Security, there were nearly 3,000 motorcycle-involved crashes across the state in 2025. Motorcycle accidents are uniquely dangerous when compared to other kinds of motor vehicle crashes. Riders are at an elevated risk of being injured or killed in a motorcycle accident, which is…
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