Car Accidents

Drowsy driving can be nearly as risky as driving while under the influence of alcohol and drugs. Being tired is common for many people in and around Nashville. Yet, no matter how hard you work or play, being attentive and fully aware of your surroundings behind the wheel is imperative to protecting yourself and...

Nashville is a busy city with numerous interstates, dozens of highly commercial districts, and long corridors of open roadways. Throughout the city, there are numerous dangerous roadways and intersections where the risk of being in a car accident is higher than in other areas. You may know them as roads where everyone seems to...

The Slow Poke law in Tennessee was put into place in July of 2020. The law prohibits driving in the far-left lane on the state’s highways and interstates unless you are passing other drivers or avoiding hazards. The goal of the law is to prevent drivers from hanging out in the far left lane,...

It may seem obvious that the faster a car is moving, the more force and impact damage will occur during an accident. However, researchers have also learned that speed itself can influence whether or not an accident occurs. However, the relationship between speed and crashes is dependent on numerous factors. Specifically, as speed increases,...

When you are in a car accident and the other person fails to stop, your first and primary concern needs to be protecting yourself, getting medical care, and then reporting the case to the police. Whenever possible, remain at the scene and let the police help you document what occurred and to get medical...