by ryanshamblin | Aug 24, 2020 | Personal Injury
Tennessee has a strict liability law that applies to dog bites. The owner of a dog that is not under reasonable control or that is running at large may be liable for the damages if the dog injures someone, as long as it happened in a public place or on private...
by ryanshamblin | Aug 20, 2020 | Car Accidents
Many states have a no-fault approach to car accidents. In these places, a driver’s personal insurance provides compensation for injuries and property damage, regardless of whether the driver caused the accident. Tennessee is not one of these states. In the Volunteer...
by ryanshamblin | Aug 10, 2020 | Probate Litigation
The probate process has a bad rap for making things complex and clinical. The state butts into an unclear situation and starts divvying up property according to their math over your family’s wishes. When your loved one passes on, you have more on your mind than...
by ryanshamblin | Aug 5, 2020 | Car Accidents
Motorcyclists know they must exercise a great deal of caution when sharing the road with cars, trucks, sport utility vehicles and other vehicles. In addition to road hazards, the actions of other drivers may put a biker in jeopardy when an accident occurs. The...
