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A Man Walks Into A Bar . . .

And stabs and kills his mother’s boyfriend. The parents of the murder victim sue the restaurant and win $40 million dollars.  Probably not the punchline you were expecting and you might be wondering how the restaurant is to blame. Well, let me give you a few more facts. The attacker…

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“No one intentionally sold a toxic toy to Mrs. Monje”

Well, I would certainly hope not. But that really is not the point. The point is Spin Master manufactured a toy, Aqua Dots, which was tainted with the date rape drug.  Children, who tend to put things in their mouth, ingested the drug and became ill.  Spin Master failed to…

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Subrogation: The Injury Victim’s Boogie Man

First, allow me to use an example to explain subrogation: You are hurt in an accident. You go to the emergency room, are admitted to the hospital for several weeks and then have a few months of follow-up appointments and physical therapy.   After deductibles and co-pays, your health insurance company…

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New Technology To Prevent Drunk Driving

Driver Alcohol Detection System for Safety (DADSS) will prevent a car from moving if the driver has a blood alcohol concentration at or in excess of .08, which is the legal limit in all 50 states.   The technology is available in two forms: breath analysis and touch analysis.   With breath…

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100 Deadliest Days of Driving for Teens

Car crashes are the number one cause of death for teenagers.  And according to AAA, the deadliest days of driving for teens are the 100 days between Memorial Day and Labor Day.  With teens out of school, they are on the roads much more and often have other passengers in…

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The Music City Star Is Going To Be Busier. Can It Be Safer?

Recently, officials for the Music City Star commuter train announced construction on a new Lebanon station will get underway later this summer.   The new Lebanon station will be the seventh for the commuter rail line operating through Davidson and Wilson counties. Mass transit options are welcome by many in the…

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Whipped Cream: Bad for the Hips and Your Criminal Record

Last week, a Franklin woman drove her Lexus SUV into a ditch. After she managed to get her vehicle out of the ditch, she proceeded along Battle Avenue until she crashed into a brick mailbox. When police arrived on the scene, they found the driver disoriented. Upon searching her vehicle,…

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Tennessee Trial Stats: How Many Injury and Death Cases Were Filed, Who Won and How Much Did They Get?

According to the Administrative Office of the Courts data, for the 2013-2014 reporting year, there were 10,232 tort cases filed in the State of Tennessee. (Tort cases are claims for injury or death and include medical malpractice or healthcare liability claims.) During that same time frame, 10,322 cases were concluded…

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Damage Caps on Train Accidents Hurt Victims

Almost two decades ago, Congress decided $200 million should be the most a passenger train company like Amtrak should be required to pay to injury victims. Sounds like a lot of money, but let’s look at that for just a moment. Passenger trains can hold hundreds of people and train…

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