How to Get Compensation After a Crash
Posted in Car Accident on February 12, 2021
You were recently hurt in an auto accident, and you needed medical treatment for your injuries. When you add up the ambulance ride to the hospital, an overnight stay, possible surgery, physical rehabilitation, specialist visits, and prescription medications, your medical bills may be enormous. And to make matters worse, you may be too hurt to… read more
Injured? We’re Still Here to Help during the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Posted in Car Accident on April 20, 2020
The coronavirus has resulted in an unprecedented disruption of society and day-to-day life for Tennesseans, Americans, and the world at large. Schools and many businesses are closed, and terms like “social distancing” and “stay-at-home order” are becoming part of our everyday vocabulary. Although fewer people are on Nashville’s streets than normal, accidents can and still… read more
What Should You Do After a Crash in a Work Vehicle?
Posted in Car Accident on April 8, 2020
Getting hurt in a crash that wasn’t your fault is a traumatic event. You may suffer serious injuries that result in expensive medical bills and a long time away from work. If you were driving your own vehicle, or riding in a vehicle owned by a family member or friend, the process of getting compensation… read more
TDOT Begins Preparation for Construction Project Planned for I-24 this Fall
Posted in Car Accident,Tennessee Accident Law on June 20, 2017
The Tennessee Department of Transportation has begun preparing for a major construction project that will significantly impact drivers who travel on Interstate 24 in Nashville later this year. Per a report by WKRN.com, the project involves the replacement of two bridges along I-24 that cross over Oldham Street and Spring Street in Davidson County. The… read more
Signs-Ups Open for MNPD’s Teen Driving Class on June 10
Posted in Car Accident,Tennessee Accident Law on June 9, 2017
Teens can now sign up for a free driver awareness class that will be held in Nashville on June 10. Per a report by WKRN.com, the course is open to all high school-aged teens, regardless of where they live. In addition, teens who participate aren’t required to have active driver’s licenses or permits. Metro Nashville… read more
Critical Injuries Reported after Bell Road Crash in Antioch
Posted in Car Accident,Tennessee Accident Law on May 1, 2017
A car was struck by a truck at the intersection of Bell Road and Mossdale Drive in Antioch on Thursday morning, causing two people to suffer injuries. Per a report by WKRN.com, the impact of the collision caused the car to be pushed 35 yards before it left the roadway and ended up in a… read more
Nashville Man Strikes Two Police Officers with His Vehicle
Posted in Aggressive Driving,Car Accident,Pedestrian Accident,Personal Injury,Tennessee Accident Law on July 6, 2015
Nashville Man Strikes Two Police Officers with His Vehicle Nashville Police arrested a man after he struck two police officers with his vehicle, causing both to suffer serious injuries. A staff report by wkrn.com states that the accident occurred when a detective with the Nashville Police Department was conducting a surveillance operation on Hampton Street… read more
Nashville Police Officer Struck by Hit-and-Run Driver While Responding to Call
Posted in Aggressive Driving,Car Accident,Negligence,Pedestrian Accident,Personal Injury,Tennessee Accident Law on April 3, 2015
Nashville Police Officer Struck by Hit-and-Run Driver While Responding to Call A police officer with the Nashville Metro Police Department suffered injuries to his foot after he was struck by a vehicle while he was responding to domestic call on Thursday afternoon. According to wkrn.com, the accident occurred at the intersection of Fourth Avenue and… read more
New Sidewalks Planned for Harding Road in South Nashville
Posted in Car Accident,Pedestrian Accident,Personal Injury,Tennessee Accident Law on March 25, 2015
New Sidewalks Planned for Harding Road in South Nashville City leaders have agreed to put new sidewalks in the budget for a stretch of Harding Road in South Nashville that is notoriously dangerous for pedestrians. According to a report by wkrn.com, the area was the site of a deadly pedestrian accident in 2012 that claimed… read more
“No Refusal” Enforcement Planned for Tennessee Highways and Interstates
Posted in Drunk Driving,Negligence,Personal Injury,Tennessee Accident Law on December 30, 2014
“No Refusal” Enforcement Planned for Tennessee Highways and Interstates The Tennessee Highway Patrol is planning a “no refusal” traffic safety enforcement campaign that will take place throughout the New Year’s holiday period. According to a report by The Leaf-Chronicle and the Associated Press, the campaign will start at 12:01 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 31, and run… read more
