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The value of your slip and fall accident case is dependent on the types of injuries you have, the long-term impact of those injuries, and whether you can hold the at-fault party negligent under the law to recover those damages. Factors like the type of treatment you need, whether you can go back to...

Property owners, managers, or others (including employees) who maintain the property are liable for slip-and-fall accidents in Tennessee. These individuals have a legal duty to maintain a hazard-free environment or, when action requires more time, to warn the public about the risks present. If the owner or manager fails to eliminate these risks and...

Being partially at fault for an accident can impact your compensatory damages. If you live in a state that has a modified comparative negligence statute, you may get partial damages or none at all. Speak to our experienced Nashville auto accident lawyer to discuss your case at (615) 864-0343. What If I Was Partially at...

Nashville is one of the world's most traffic-congested cities, according to the INRIX 2025 Global Traffic Scorecard. Per the scorecard, Nashville ranks 30th worldwide and 12th in the United States in terms of traffic congestion. Additionally, the scorecard indicated that Nashville drivers lost approximately 65 hours to traffic congestion in 2025, with an estimated...

If you feel like car crashes in Nashville have skyrocketed recently, you’re not alone. According to a recent traffic study conducted by iSelect, Tennessee ranks among the top five most dangerous states to drive in.  iSelect used data from the Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS) and looked at nearly 130,000 fatal crashes nationwide within...