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Warmer weather tends to inspire an influx of out-of-state motorists, and these individuals often don't understand their rights if they get into a crash on Tennessee roads. Living in a different state can make handling a car crash in Tennessee a major challenge. There...
There’s a car accident nearly every day. In fact, in 2020, the United States experienced over 35 thousand fatal accidents – that’s nearly 100 accidents a day. While many collisions are fatal, minor car accidents can leave victims severely injured. Cars are made with...
Public awareness of the dangers of distracted driving is arguably at an all-time high. From plot lines on popular television shows where main characters cause crashes or suffer injuries in them to public awareness campaigns putting up billboards around major highways,...
Most car crashes involve two or more drivers in their own vehicles losing control and colliding, and occasionally into objects or people nearby as well. Sometimes, collisions involve commercial vehicles transporting people, like tour buses or limousines. Paying...
Car crashes often cost thousands of dollars. You have to fix the vehicles involved and get medical treatment for your injuries. The more serious those injuries are, the more expensive the care for them becomes. There are also unearned wages or reduced earning...
Whether it’s a spring break trip or an early family trip before the summer season -- or people from northern areas trying to seek warmer weather -- the spring is a big season for tourists. They flock to the roads and explore new areas. This can certainly be fun for...
A motor vehicle accident can be the start of a tumultuous time, both financially and emotionally. Depending on the level of property damage and the severity of your injuries, you might be out of work and facing significant repair bills. You will need to keep certain...
Tourism is Tennessee’s number 2 industry. In fact, Tennessee welcomed more than 119 million domestic visitors in 2018, up 5.1% from the previous year. While state shutdowns limited the number of visitors last spring, many tourists came in this summer and fall to see...