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Is a Motorcycle Helmet Still Safe to Use After An Accident?

When motorcyclists are involved in accidents, the people close to them often ask one important question in the aftermath: were they wearing a helmet? Tennessee law actually requires all motorcycle riders and passengers to wear a helmet that meets federal safety standards (TCA 55-9-302). Even without the law, everyone knows the dangers of riding without…

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What is the Value of an Uninsured Motorist Claim?

In Tennessee, drivers are required to carry car insurance. The minimum requirements include $25,000 for each injury or death per crash, $50,000 total per crash, and $25,000 for property damage per accident. Of course, this doesn’t stop some drivers from operating their vehicles without car insurance. If the police find out that they do not…

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What Are High-Side and Low-Side Motorcycle Crashes?

Motorcycle riding is a fun and inexpensive form of transportation. It can also be dangerous. Even experienced riders risk catastrophic injuries and death. Two of the many dangers riders should be prepared for are high-side and low-side accidents. High-side motorcycle accidents What does it mean to high-side a motorcycle? According to Moto Machines, a motorcycle…

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What to Do After Sustaining a Burn Injury at Work?

Many workers suffer thermal, chemical, electrical, and radiation burns while doing their jobs. Burns require immediate medical attention – usually at an emergency room in Chattanooga or other Tennessee locations. As soon as possible, workers who suffer burns should report their injuries and the circumstances around the burn accident to their employer. What types of…

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Can Caregivers Receive Workers’ Compensation in Tennessee?

Older Tennessee residents and anyone with a disability may need help from private or family caregivers during their lifetime. Caregivers help with many different functions that can cause injuries. Some of these functions include lifting and moving patients, performing household chores such as cleaning, cooking, bathing patients, tending to their medical needs, and other daily…

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The Rise of Autonomous Vehicles: Who’s Liable in an Accident?

Our lives are becoming increasingly “automated.” From smart homes to smart cars, we rely on technology more than ever to make our lives easier and, above all—keep us safe. But these technologies aren’t infallible. As the number of autonomous vehicles on the road rises, so does the number of accidents associated with them. In fact,…

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