For decades, Tennessee has passed laws making it harder for injured people to sue — capping payouts, shortening deadlines, adding new hurdles. The pitch was always economic: less liability means lower insurance costs, more jobs, a stronger economy. More than...
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A major legal battle over social media and its effect on children is underway right here in Nashville. Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti is taking on Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, over allegations that the company designed...
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A car that folds and bends at the front after a collision might appear poorly constructed. However, this type of damage, the result of a crumple zone doing its job, usually indicates that the vehicle used part of its structure...
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Choosing insurance at a rental car counter can feel rushed and confusing. You may be presented with several coverage options without much time to compare them or determine whether your existing policy already provides protection. One option you may see...
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When Insurance Companies Don’t Pay, Having an Attorney Matters Most people buy auto insurance believing it will be there when they need it. But according to a recent Wall Street Journal investigation, entitled: “If You Get in a Car Crash,...
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E-bikes and electric scooters are now a familiar sight in neighborhoods across Tennessee. For many teenagers, they are an easy way to get to school, practice, a friend’s house, or a nearby store. Their popularity, however, has brought a sharp...
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