Usage-based insurance (UBI) programs can be relevant to a motor vehicle accident because they can provide key information about the driving locations, calls and texts, habits, and practices of the drivers involved in an accident. Most insurance companies offer safe...
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A statute of limitations (often abbreviated as “SOL”) is a law that sets a time period for a person to file a lawsuit or forever lose or forfeit their right to sue. To use legal language, the SOL begins to...
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Can a victim of crime sue a business for third-party criminal actions? Yes, a business owes a duty of care to its patrons to provide reasonably safe premises. If the business knew or should have known of reasonably foreseeable third-party...
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June 21 was National Ride to Work Day. For many Middle Tennesseans, riding to work isn’t something they do once a year—it’s something they do every Monday through Friday. Whether you’re riding a motorcycle or bicycle, you experience many perks...
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When many people think of getting compensation after a work injury, they think of workers’ compensation benefits. And while that’s the way to go for many on-the-job accidents, injuries, and illnesses, it’s not always valid. In some cases, work-related injuries...
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Taking your eyes off of the road for a split second to see a text or make a call on your cellphone can leave you seriously injured in a crash. The Goodlettsville car accident attorneys at Ponce Law explain this...
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