By James Bryant | Published July 22, 2014 | Posted in 18 Wheelers, Car Accidents, Uncategorized | Tagged Tags: featured | Leave a comment
Semi-Truck Wrecks in Tennessee | Personal Injury Law Firm
Semi-Truck Wrecks : What causes an accident? Any type of auto accident can be dangerous and cause harm to you and your loved ones. When dealing with tractor-trailers and other large trucks, the risk is even greater. So whether you are driving down Tennessee’s I-65, or driving your family for a summer vacation, it is Read More
Read MoreHow to reduce chances of car accidents and wrecks
Coming off the heels of Memorial Day weekend, many of us are looking forward to a summer season filled with barbecues and warm weather. But while Memorial Day may have signaled the unofficial start of summer, it also kicked off the most dangerous driving season for teens. “The period between Memorial Day and Labor Day Read More
Read More18 Wheeler Accidents | Tennessee Personal Injury Lawyers
Car Accidents with Large Trucks The majority of car wrecks involving large trucks were pulling semi-trailers at the time of the accident. Specifically, 62% of large trucks were pulling semi-trailers in fatal crashes and 48% in nonfatal crashes. For fatal crashes,“Driver-related factors” were attributed to 34% of the large truck drivers (according to the U.S. Read More
Read MoreAre you Liable for Someone Else’s Driving?
When another person’s driving negligence could cause you to be sued With the majority of car accident cases, determining who is at fault is the main issue in regards to compensation and liability. Generally, this means that one driver’s negligence or reckless driving caused the accident and is therefore liable for damages. You might Read More
Read MoreCar Wrecks and Negligence
How to determine who is at fault After you have covered the immediate steps on What to do after a vehicle accident, you will need to consider seeking compensation for injuries received to you and others in the car, as well as damage to your vehicle.You may have to consider suing after your car wreck Read More
Read MoreNationwide “Operation Safe Driver” Blitz
The week of October 20th-26th law enforcement agencies will be teaming up with the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) for “Operation Safe Driver“. The goal is to “take aim at distracted driving and encourage driving safely around trucks”. Here is why: According to the CVSA: Nearly 4,000 people are killed and 100,000 other are injured in Read More
Read More5 Tips to Help You Avoid Car Wrecks or Collisions and Avoid Needing an Attorney
Safety Tips to help you Avoid Car Wrecks Tennessee driving laws are put in place for the safety of all drivers. In addition to the laws, there are several safe driving tips that can help you avoid a car wreck in Tennessee and anywhere else you drive. Regular Car Maintenance Keeping your car in good health Read More
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The Importance of Meeting Your Attorney In Person
Why Meeting Your Attorney in Person Matters With any business it is important to meet in person. This is just as true when hiring a lawyer in Murfreesboro TN, or New York City. No matter if you are hiring an attorney after an auto accident, business litigation, medical malpractice, or personal injury you need to meet Read More
Read More5 Tennessee State Driving Laws You Need to Know
No matter if you are driving to the store or on the interstate on the way to a weekend getaway it is important to obey all state traffic laws. Not only will it keep you legal it will also help keep you safe and free of injury. The 2011/2012 Annual Report of the Tennessee Department Read More
Read MoreInformation about Truck and Tractor Trailer Wrecks in Tennessee
High Traffic roads for Large Trucks in Tennessee Tennessee ranks sixth in the nation and first in the Southeast for cargo-ton-miles and value commodities carried by a truck (according to the Tennessee Trucking Association and the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration). In addition approximately 80% of all manufactured freight transported in Tennessee is by Read More
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