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Many people in Tennessee rely on the Social Security Disability program. However, a recently proposed rule change from the White House could significantly affect tens of thousands of people. The new rules that have been proposed would add more strict verification requirements for recipients of disability benefits. Here, we want to explore how these new…

The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly altered the day-to-day activities of most people around this country. Early in the pandemic, as stay at home orders went into effect, there was significantly less traffic on the roadways. However, as the economy has opened back up, traffic has slowly returned to normal. Unfortunately, there have been reports from…

Driving through Tennessee, it is not uncommon to see drivers thoroughly distracted by their cell phones, electronic devices, or something else while they are operating their vehicles. Unfortunately, distracted driving regularly leads to severe accidents throughout this state. In an effort to reduce the number of distracted driving accidents and fatalities in Tennessee, the state…

Vehicle accidents can be traumatic, and they can be financially devastating for victims. This is particularly true if a person does not have the proper auto insurance coverage in place when they are involved in an accident. Not only will the person without insurance be on the line for all expenses caused by an accident…

So, you have received your summons to report jury duty in Tennessee. Now what? You probably have plenty of questions and concerns about the jury duty process. When you are chosen for jury duty in Tennessee, this comes with various obligations, including appearing at your local courthouse to go through a selection process. Yes, there…

Most people do not spend much time thinking about what they will do in the aftermath of a car accident. Unfortunately, most people will be involved in an auto collision at some point during their lifetime. In some cases, accidents happen when a person is a passenger or driver inside of a company vehicle. If…

You may have heard that Tennessee is an “at-will” state when it comes to employment. This typically means that employers are allowed to terminate an employee at any time and for any reason. Conversely, employees are allowed to quit at any time and for any reason. However, employers in Tennessee are not allowed to discriminate…