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Jan 30, 2015

Hit and Run Tractor Trailer Crash Closes I-75

By |Jan 30, 2015|Auto Accidents, Tractor Trailer Accidents, Truck Accidents|0 Comments

On the afternoon of Wednesday January 21, an accident closed the northbound lanes of I-75 at mile marker 134 near Caryville. The Tennessee Highway Patrol reported that an unknown vehicle hit Lindsey Chapman, 31, who was driving a 2002 Pontiac Grand Am. Ms. Chapman lost control of her vehicle and hit the guardrail cables before [...]

Jan 30, 2015

Trinity’s Defective Guardrails Are Still in Use

By |Jan 30, 2015|Uncategorized|0 Comments

Trinity Industries is a Texas-based manufacturing company that produces, among other things, guardrail ends that are provided to transportation departments across the United States. In October 2014, a federal whistleblower case against Trinity resulted in a $525 million fraud verdict after a federal jury found that the company made false statements concerning a modified ET-Plus [...]

Jan 27, 2015

Killing with Kindness: Toys to Beware in 2015

By |Jan 27, 2015|Defective Products, Safety|0 Comments

Watching your little one open his or her toys during the holidays can be a wonderful experience. Some toys, however, are less safe than others. W.A.T.C.H., or the World Against Toys Causing Harm, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to informing the public about dangerous children’s toys, products, and activities, like yo-yos, Legos, or jungle [...]

Jan 23, 2015

Tennessee Under Medicare Scrutiny For Prolific Prescriptions

By |Jan 23, 2015|Medical Negligence, Safety|0 Comments

Prescription of controlled substances has been thrust into the national spotlight in recent years. Despite a national crackdown, new data shows doctors have prescribed larger numbers of potent controlled substances to Medicare patients than ever before. Tennessee came in second in the nation (just under Florida) in number of providers who wrote a minimum of [...]

Jan 20, 2015

Fault Questioned In Fatal School Bus Crash

By |Jan 20, 2015|Auto Accidents, Catastrophic Injury, Wrongful Death|0 Comments

An accident involving two school buses on December 2nd is raising serious questions, and demands serious answers. The Tennessee Depart of Safety and the National Transportation Safety Board are conducting investigations, but police released preliminary findings ahead of the official reports. What We Know So Far According to police, Knox County school bus 44 was [...]

Dec 17, 2014

Takata Faces Second Wrongful Death Action because of Faulty Airbags

By |Dec 17, 2014|Auto Accidents, Catastrophic Injury, Defective Products, Safety, Wrongful Death|0 Comments

The Takata Corporation supplies airbags to many of the cars we drive. In certain models produced since 2001, however, the airbags have failed to keep people safe; in fact, they have done just the opposite. More than 30 lawsuits have been filed against Takata alleging that that the airbags deploy with such force that drivers [...]

Dec 8, 2014

Understanding the Catastrophic Injury: A Tutorial

By |Dec 8, 2014|Auto Accidents, Brain Injuries, Catastrophic Injury, Personal Injury|0 Comments

Any time you’re involved in an accident or event that results in an injury, it’s serious business. Some injuries, however, are designated as catastrophic: the effects of the injury are so severe that they could affect your life in a long-term or permanent way. Truly catastrophic injuries are usually the result of a serious accident, [...]

Dec 1, 2014

Who Is Really Responsible for Your CrossFit Injuries?

By |Dec 1, 2014|Personal Injury, Safety, Sports Related Injuries|0 Comments

CrossFit is everywhere these days. The high-intensity and highly-addictive workout methodology has taken the country by storm, earning “converts” everywhere it goes. But CrossFit creates some dangerous situations for the people who follow the regimens, and could lead to long-term injuries. What exactly IS CrossFit? CrossFit is an exercise program that emphasizes core and strength [...]