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A Pending Divorce and a Personal Injury Claim

Personal injury lawsuits and a divorce case – both of those are things that nobody ever wants to go through. However, there are times when someone is going through both a personal injury claim as well as a pending divorce at the same time. Individually, each of these can become incredibly confusing and frustrating. When…

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Why Rating Your Pain Matters After Your Tennessee Injury Case

If you or a loved one have been injured due to the careless or negligent actions of someone else, you may be entitled to compensation. This can include coverage for your medical bills and lost wages. It can also include the recovery of something called pain and suffering damages. These can be harder to quantify…

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Were You in an Electric Scooter Crash?

Electric scooters have risen in popularity across the United States, particularly in and around major cities. Even here in Tennessee, you have likely seen plenty of rental electric scooters darting around. However, these scooters have led to many injuries and even some fatalities in municipalities across the country. Where they were being touted as environmentally…

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Can You Sue in Tennessee if You Signed a Waiver?

Most people have signed a Waiver or Release of Liability form at some point in their lives. Most of us sign them without thinking about it. If you have children, you have probably even signed a Waiver or Release of Liability on their behalf. These forms are often a necessary step to take before participating…

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What is a Statute of Repose?

When it comes to various types of lawsuits that can be filed, there are often statutes of limitations and statutes of repose. These both act as countdowns for a time limit a plaintiff has to file a civil lawsuit. It is absolutely vital that you understand what a statute of repose is, how it affects…

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The Six Types of OSHA Violations

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration, commonly known as OSHA, works to enforce workplace safety in the US. Part of their job is to regularly inspect businesses and worksites to safety inspections and respond to employee safety complaints. During these inspections, investigators may detect violations of OSHA codes, ranging from minor to major violations. It…

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Recognizing the Signs of Day Care Negligence and Child Abuse

Every parent’s worst nightmare is that the people who they entrust with the care of their child end up causing their child harm. However, it seems like the news is filled with cases of child abuse in day care facilities. While you may not think of a day care as a place where a child…

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