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Amazon’s familiar blue vans and branded trucks are everywhere—delivering packages at all hours and in all weather. With the pressure to meet strict delivery deadlines, accidents involving Amazon drivers are happening more often. When they do, determining who is legally responsible can be a complicated process. If you have been in an accident with a delivery driver, contact an attorney...
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Delivery drivers are on the road constantly—rushing to meet deadlines, juggling multiple orders, and dealing with unpredictable traffic. Whether you drive for Uber Eats, DoorDash, or another delivery app, an accident can happen in seconds. Here is a clear, step-by-step guide about what to do after an Uber Eats or DoorDash accident, whether you were the delivery driver, another motorist,...
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By Ponce Law This past Sunday, on my way to church, I made an unusual stop — Starbucks. I don’t normally go there, but I was running low on energy and needed an extra caffeine boost. When I walked inside, something immediately caught my attention: new, high‑tech machines brewing one cup at a time. A barista explained these are Starbucks’...
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By Michael Ponce of Ponce Law [video width="1280" height="720" mp4="https://www.poncelaw.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/Ponce-Law-TIN-Segment-10.29.2025.mp4"][/video] Cycling in Tennessee is growing as a way to commute, stay fit, and explore our communities. However, many motorists don’t fully appreciate cyclists’ rights, and many cyclists don’t know their protections and obligations under the law. As both a longtime cyclist (formerly a racer) and a plaintiff’s injury attorney, I...
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By Ponce Law | Tennessee Personal Injury Attorneys What Is the Medical Bill Presumption in Tennessee? When someone is injured in Tennessee, they have a right to recover the reasonable and necessary costs of their medical treatment. To simplify proof of those expenses, the Tennessee Legislature created the medical bill presumption. Under the medical bill presumption, if an injured person...
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Recently, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) announced that it’s once again delaying several key trucking safety rules. These rules were designed to prevent accidents and save lives, but now many have been significantly delayed or even cancelled altogether. For people who’ve been hurt in crashes involving large trucks or for families who’ve lost loved ones, these delays are...
