Our blog is filled with information for victims and families in Tennessee who need help understanding their rights after an accident or serious injury. These posts cover a wide range of information, including specific tips for facing common challenges in injury cases and updates about current or local events that affect victims. Start learning more today—and don’t forget to check back for regular updates from our Nashville legal team!
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Signing Away Your Rights at Jump Zone or Theme Parks in Tennessee! Although liability waivers are designed to protect amusement parks from being held liable for any injuries, can these waivers actually be enforced? -
What are the 2 worst mistakes you can make in your upcoming deposition? During your injury case deposition, the insurance lawyers are evaluating you and trying to bend your words into a lie. Here are two big mistakes you can avoid! -
How Trucking Companies Think IMMEDIATELY After a Major Crash Immediately after a tractor-trailer wreck, the trucking company is already working with a lawyer to hide evidence. You need a lawyer early on in the process! -
Why Rating your Pain Matters after your Tennessee Injury Case Personal injury lawyer John Griffith explains how to best rate your pain accurately and consistently after being injured in order to protect your injury claim. -
How to Give Your BEST Testimony on Your Day in Court Here are three concepts you need to understand and consider in order to give your best testimony on your day in court. -
Should My Health Insurance be Paying My Medical Bills, Especially When I am Not at Fault for the Accident? Clients often ask who should be paying their medical bills after a Tennessee car crash when another driver is at fault. Here we explained how to handle bills. -
The 3 Most Important Questions To Get Right When Answering Interrogatories in Your Personal Injury Case Simply put, interrogatories are questions you are required to answer under oath about your case. Here are three questions you want to make sure and get right. -
Growth Plate Fractures: When a Broken Bone is Not Just a Break This is a break in the rubbery cartilage-like portion of the endplate of a bone and common in bones of the fingers, wrist/forearm, and lower portions in legs. -
Show- Don't Tell - 3 Steps to Take Before Your Next Doctor's Deposition You need to be thinking about your client’s harms and how to present them during initial discovery. Consider these steps before your next doctor’s deposition. -
Study Says Teens Account for Half of All Pedestrian Crash Injuries Your teenage child is at high risk of becoming a victim of a pedestrian crash. Discover why teenagers are likely to be struck by cars while they’re on foot. -
CHIRONATION: Referring out the WRONG WAY Can hurt You and Your Patient In making an orthopedic consult for your patient, you advise him to find an ortho nearby without making any specific ortho referral. Big Mistake! Learn why... -
Don’t Fall for the “But We’ve Admitted Liability” Crap I had an insurance defense attorney state he was not going to participate in discovery since the defendant had admitted liability. This should be a red flag!