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The victims of serious injuries and accidents are often left with a lot of questions. In our FAQs, you can get the answers to some of the most common questions our Nashville injury attorneys hear, as well as important information about your rights and legal options if you’ve been hurt in Tennessee.
Being injured in a New Year's Eve crash caused by a drunk driver can be a life-altering experience. Learn how our Tennessee personal injury lawyer can help.
If your child has been injured in a carpool accident on the way to school in Tennessee, you may be able to recover compensation for their injuries and damages.
If you or someone you love has been injured in an accident caused by a teen driver, there are several steps to follow that can protect your legal rights.
If you have been in a Nashville car accident and have used PTO as a result, you may be entitled to compensation for that time. Our attorney explains more here.
A Tennessee personal injury trial attorney explains how to pay for medical bills and lost income after someone else's negligence causes a car accident.
A Tennessee personal injury trial attorney explains the importance of maximum medical improvement and how it affects your injury case.
A Tennessee personal attorney explains what victims must do if they are starting to experience pain and other symptoms in the days after a crash.
A traumatic brain injury can cause many different types of bleeding in the brain, which could have serious or fatal effects for a victim.
Accident victims in Tennessee can claim many different types of economic and non-economic damages from a negligent party in a personal injury case.
If you have suffered severe injuries in a rollover accident after the car roof collapsed, you may be able to file a claim against the auto manufacturer.
Closed head injuries from a car accident may range from a bump on the head to brain bleeding or swelling that requires emergency medical treatment.
If you were sitting in a parked vehicle and were struck by another driver, you may have to act fast to protect your right to injury compensation.