Personal Injury - Page 3

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 choose to represent yourself against an insurer, you will need to know how to calculate the total costs of an injury before accepting a settlement.

If a lawyer takes injury cases on a contingent fee basis, clients will only be responsible for filing fees and upfront costs if the case is unsuccessful.

We look at the many reasons victims who are injured on vacation should consult with a local lawyer instead of waiting to hire a lawyer back home.

Will you have to pay thousands of dollars in taxes on your personal injury settlement? Discover how tax laws apply to different types of injury damages.

There are many things you should do if you were hurt on vacation in Tennessee, and leaving the state before getting treatment can hurt your 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.

If you have an upcoming meeting with a personal injury lawyer, there are a few things you can do to get the most out of your initial consultation.

Here are three concepts you need to understand and consider in order to give your best testimony on your day in court.

If you are not a Tennessee resident but were injured while on vacation in Nashville, you should consider hiring a local lawyer for your accident case.