Car Accident

Not all vehicle accidents are created equal. There’s a big difference between an accident involving two similarly-sized passenger vehicles, an accident involving a passenger vehicle and a tractor-trailer, and an accident between a motorcycle and any other vehicle. Even within each type of collision, both parties can fare very differently. In the example of a…

In Tennessee, drivers are required to carry car insurance. The minimum requirements include $25,000 for each injury or death per crash, $50,000 total per crash, and $25,000 for property damage per accident. Of course, this doesn’t stop some drivers from operating their vehicles without car insurance. If the police find out that they do not…

The quick answer is the Uber and Lyft operators in Tennessee are not eligible for workers’ compensation. If another driver is at fault for their accident, operators can file a personal injury claim against the responsible driver. Regardless of fault, operators who use Uber or Lyft’s Optional Injury Protection can receive payment of their medical…

Car accidents are stressful. One second, everything is normal. The next, you’re dealing with a wrecked car, possible injuries, and a whirlwind of phone calls. Then, out of nowhere, the other driver’s insurance company calls you. Should you answer? Should you talk to them? Before you say anything, you might want to consult with a…

It’s one of the most frustrating situations on the road – a hit-and-run accident. Not only are you left dealing with the damage, but the person responsible is nowhere to be found. If this happens to you, you’re probably wondering what comes next. How do authorities track down someone who fled the scene? And how…

Our lives are becoming increasingly “automated.” From smart homes to smart cars, we rely on technology more than ever to make our lives easier and, above all—keep us safe. But these technologies aren’t infallible. As the number of autonomous vehicles on the road rises, so does the number of accidents associated with them. In fact,…

Here in Tennessee, our roads are full of lovely views and winding highways, but some routes can be dangerous. Certain stretches have gained a reputation for frequent accidents and hazardous conditions, from heavily trafficked interstates to tricky rural roads. These accidents can cause devastating injuries and serious property damage. Today, we want to talk about…

Chattanooga drivers are very familiar with the difficulties of navigating the roadways during rain, snow, fog, hail, or sleet. While it is recommended to stay home and off the road, poor weather causes roads to become icy and slippery. In snowy or freezing rain conditions, drivers often weather conditions; some people still need to go…

Each year, between 250,000 to 500,000 people experience some level of spinal cord injury (SCI) around the world. In the United States alone, there are about 282,000 people currently living with an SCI while over 17,000 new cases are introduced each year. Spinal cord injuries in Chattanooga can happen due to a variety of causes,…

All parents in Tennessee should be aware of the state’s child passenger safety laws. While some motor vehicle accidents cannot be avoided, you may be able to prevent your child from suffering severe and catastrophic injuries by ensuring that they are seated and properly buckled up. As a parent, your child’s safety should always be…