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How to Reduce Risk of Lyme Disease

Many people spend time outdoors year-round. However, those who are spending the most time outside are also the ones most at risk of contracting Lyme disease. Lyme disease is spread by tick bites, specifically through the bite of the blacklegged (deer) tick. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) estimates that there are approximately 300,000 new…

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How Are Damages Assessed in Catastrophic Injury Cases?

Victims of medical malpractice, car accidents in Nashville, defective products, or other personal injury cases often suffer from catastrophic injuries. A catastrophic injury is on that is so serious that it will not get better over time and will dramatically affect a victim’s life. A catastrophic injury can be: Spine or spinal cord injuries Traumatic…

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Can you Sue for Emotional Distress Damages in Tennessee?

After a major accident, the injuries that are most visible typically get the most attention. We are talking about traumatic injuries such as lacerations, broken bones, head injuries, spinal cord injuries, and more. Not only do these injuries require immediate medical care, but a crash victim often must undergo long periods of rehabilitation in order…

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What are the Most Common Types of Heavy Equipment Accidents?

Those who work in manufacturing, industrial areas, and construction face risks from heavy equipment accidents. Workers in these fields and others are exposed to dangerous situations each day. Even with the best safety equipment and training, injuries and fatalities still regularly occur. In many cases, these incidents happen because of the carelessness or negligence of…

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Road Construction Safety Tips

Road construction can be frustrating for drivers, but it is important for all of us to remember that real people work in these construction zones. They put their lives on the line each day to ensure our roads are safe. Unfortunately, US Federal Highway Administration says that there were 132 roadside construction worker fatalities in…

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Summer Safety Tips

Summertime is a fun time for everyone. As schools let out, it is good to go ahead and plan for having a safe summer. Today, we want to focus on some of the top safety issues we see here in Tennessee and discuss ways to keep you and your kids safe. Protect yourself in the…

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Independence Day Safety Tips

Whether you’re celebrating America’s Independence by celebrating with family and friends, grilling out, or getting out of town, making safety first priority is the best way to avoid accidents and losses from ruining your holiday. Don’t think safety is a necessity for this independence holiday? Consider a few statistics compiled by WalletHub and NFPA: •            …

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