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The Danger of Thanksgiving Eve

Regardless of whether you call it Blackout Wednesday, Thanksgiving Eve, Whiskey Wednesday or Drinksgiving, the day before Thanksgiving is popular for excessive drinking.  More recently, Green Wednesday has entered the nomenclature, and it refers to those who prefer marijuana to, or in addition to, alcohol on the day before Thanksgiving. …

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College Hazing and Injury Claims

At this time of year, across college campuses, fraternity hazing is well underway.  The pinnacle of fraternity hazing is “Hell Week”, which is typically the last step before formal initiation into a fraternity.  Hell Week and the rest of the pledge process are often characterized by physically demanding activities, sleep,…

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Can I Use an AI Tool to Help Me Represent Myself For an Injury Claim Arising From a Car Accident?

The short answer is “Yes”.  You absolutely can use an AI tool to help you handle your claim yourself.  But the better question is this:  Should you use an AI tool to handle your own personal injury claim?   We believe the answer to that question is “No.”  Allow us to…

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Back to School for Students and Drivers

Public schools in Middle Tennessee have already started and tomorrow marks the first day of school for private schools.  Of course, this means more drivers on the road during rush hour, more pedestrians and bikers and, of course, more buses.  Do you know important Tennessee laws regarding pedestrians and bikers? …

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Never Say Never: Retained Sponge or Object After Surgery

A “never event” in medicine is an event that should not happen.  It is generally considered a serious, preventable medical error that, in an ideal world, should not occur.   One example of a “never event” is when a surgeon and the surgical team leave a sponge or medical device in…

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Will Injury Lawsuits Replace Federal Oversight and Enforcement for Defective Products, Food and Pharmaceuticals?

In the first quarter of 2025, the number of recalled products in our country rose 25%.  Primarily, the increase was a result of more recalls related to food, drink and pharmaceuticals, although consumer products had their highest number of recalls in 14 years. Interestingly, these increases come against a backdrop…

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National Dog Bite Prevention Week

Nearly every week, we get a call seeking representation after a dog bite or dog attack.  The victims range from  Amazon and UPS drivers to neighbors out walking their own dog.  Sadly, more than 50% of all dog bite and dog attack victims are children.  Because of their smaller stature,…

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$30,000, No Strings Attached

Following the Delta airlines crash at the Toronto airport last week, Delta has reportedly offered all passengers $30,000 “no strings attached and it does not affect rights”.    Offers like this are rare and they raise a lot of questions such as: Is this an admission of liability by Delta?  Can…

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