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How To Win an Accident Case?

If you have Googled “How to Win an Accident Case” or “How Much Can I Sue for in an Accident Case” or “How to File an Accident Lawsuit” or anything similar to these types of searches, please proceed with extreme caution.  If you were in an accident with very minor,…

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April Is Distracted Driving Awareness Month

The reality is that, by this point, everyone knows you should not drive distracted.  So maybe it is not more awareness we need, but more action.  But just like losing 10 lbs. or learning a new language, it can be difficult for some people to find the discipline to actually…

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Another Pandemic Phenomenon: The Rise in Unleashed Dogs

Since the pandemic began, pet adoptions have soared.  Roughly 23 million Americans have adopted a pet since this whole mess started.  And while that is great news for the animals, it has led to a rising increase in the number of unleashed dogs in neighborhoods.  Quite simply, many pet owners…

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Vehicle Safety Recall Week

March 7th through the 13th is the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s (NHTSA) National Vehicle Safety Recall Week.  Since 1966, when NHTSA was given the authority, the agency has recalled almost 400 million cars, trucks, buses, RVs, motorcycles and mopeds.  In addition, the NHTSA has recalled more than 46 million…

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Incredible Advancement for Spinal Cord Injury Victims and Its Impact on Litigation

In 2017, Michel Roccati was involved in a motorcycle accident.  His spinal cord was completely severed and he was rendered paraplegic.  Recently, doctors implanted an electrode in his spine and he is now able to walk again, and not just a few steps with lots of assistance, but a mile…

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Immediate U-Turn Needed According to Recent Crash Stats

  Traffic deaths continue to surge.  For the first nine months of 2021, 31,720 people lost their lives in car accidents.  For reference, Johnny “Red” Floyd Stadium at MTSU has a capacity of 30,778.  For that same time period in 2020, deaths from car accidents increased 12% – the biggest…

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Prohibition and Modern-Day Limits on Selling Alcohol

Earlier this week, on January 26, 1838, Tennessee was the first state in the nation to pass a Prohibition law.  The law made it a misdemeanor to sell alcoholic beverages.  Interestingly, the penalty for doing so was left completely to the discretion of the court.  Whatever fine the court did…

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