The occurrence of motorcycle accidents in Tennessee has been on the rise from year to year, and recent years has seen an increase in this rate. In 2008 alone, there were 3,257 motorcycle accidents in Tennessee (up from 2,293 in 2004) which resulted in 2,530 injuries and 143 fatalities. Besides suffering from serious physical harm, victims of motorcycle accidents may also struggle with emotional difficulties and overwhelming medical bills, a difficult situation which is often compounded by loss of income. If you have been involved in a motorcycle accident in Tennessee, your first course of action should be to 
My son was on a school bus… The school bus was hit… He was taken by ambulance to Vanderbilt. A friend of mine, here in town, owns a hair salon. And she had recommended him. So I actually sent Mr. Ponce a message on Facebook. He said he would love to help! And you know, asked me for some more details. And I’ll give them to him. Some things were sent electronically. That I could just go online and do. And it would be done with! Even the times that I have come into the office. I’m not stuck sitting out in the waiting room forever. I’m brought straight back. And within a minute or two… We were already started!
– April
