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If there’s one thing we know about at Ponce Law, it’s how difficult it can be to recover from car accident injuries—both physically and financially. Luckily for one woman who was seriously injured in a recent car crash, help is available. Reports from ABC 2 News state that on Dec. 14, 2014, the 27-year-old victim was traveling through Argentina when...
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Each year, thousands of Tennesseans are injured or killed in motor vehicle collisions. One of the best ways to protect yourself from car accident injuries is to buckle up, and local police departments are encouraging seatbelt use with a new campaign. According to The Leaf Chronicle, the Clarksville Police Department (CPD) is currently promoting the 2015 Seatbelts Are For Everyone...
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Highway safety has become a top priority in Tennessee. This has been made apparent by the numerous public and private campaigns aimed at educating motorists and preventing car, truck, and motorcycle crashes that cause auto accident injuries. The efforts seem to be paying off, considering new reports show the state’s highway fatality rate reached an all-time low last year. According...
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Let’s face it, getting around downtown Nashville isn’t always the easiest thing to do. Between traffic congestion and the bustle of pedestrians making their way across the streets, avoiding Nashville car accidents can be a feat. The task has become even more complicated by the emergence of a new type of vehicle on downtown roads—the low speed vehicle (LSV). LSVs...
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New Year’s Eve is tonight, and there are numerous festivities taking place throughout Middle Tennessee. It’s important to remember that the number of drunk driving accidents spikes during this holiday. In fact, there were 16 fatal accidents last year on New Year’s Eve in Middle Tennessee. Of those crashes, almost 40 percent involved alcohol. To help deter Tennessee drunk driving...
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New Year’s Eve is this week, and workers in Nashville are scrambling to prepare for the festivities. These preparations include road closings around the downtown area, which could lead to an increased chance of Nashville car accidents. Reports from The Tennessean show that beginning on Monday, Dec. 29, Music City drivers should expect certain streets and roads to be closed...
