Cummins Falls remains inaccessible following the June 10 drowning of 2-year-old Steven Pierce. Although the park itself is not closed, the access trails leading to the falls (the park’s main attraction) have not reopened. The following message is posted on...
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If an intoxicated customer leaves a bar and causes a wreck which injures several others, who is liable? Only the drunk driver, or also the bar that sold him alcohol? Tennessee “dram shop” laws address this question by outlining when...
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Allergan, a major breast implant manufacturer, issued a worldwide recall on its textured implants in light of recent studies tying the implants to a rare form of cancer. The July 24 recall came shortly after the FDA asked the company...
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Without a doubt, case rejections are one of the most frustrating challenges of starting a case. It’s not uncommon for clients to consult with several lawyers before finding one who will take their case. Some attorneys openly discuss their reason...
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If you or a loved one are involved in a personal injury, wrongful death, or auto accident lawsuit, you’ll need to request medical records. If you have already retained an attorney, he or she may be able to obtain these...
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What is mediation? If your attorney suggests a mediation session between you and your opponent, you’ll likely feel some apprehension. Most people have only a vague idea of the purpose and process of mediation, and may wish to proceed directly...
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The family of a 2-year-old drowning victim has filed a claim against the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation for their child’s death. The toddler’s death occurred at Cummins Falls State Park in early June, when a sudden flash flood...
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July 1 saw the passage of several dozen new Tennessee laws, including e-scooter regulations, school bus cameras, and the hot-button cell phone bill. Below, we’ve compiled and explained four new laws that every Tennessean should be know. For a complete...
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The Tennessee Supreme Court decided this week to hear a case challenging the caps on non-economic damages in Tennessee. The court’s opinion may influence a federal judge’s decision on whether to declare the state damage caps unconstitutional. The state currently...
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Nashville scooter injuries are a growing concern for local residents. Ask any Nashvillian for their biggest pet peeves about the growing city, and chances are good that “scooters” will top the list. Electric scooters, or “e-scooters”, are quickly replacing bicycles...
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