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Prevention of Pedestrian Accidents

The first person killed as a pedestrian in the United States was Henry Bliss.  In 1899, Mr. Bliss had just exited a streetcar when a New York City taxi struck and killed him.   More than a century later and despite significant advancements in technology and awareness, pedestrian deaths continue to…

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Car Accidents:  Three New Statistics and One Important Piece of Advice

Despite decades of public safety campaigns, drunk driving is on the rise.  According to recent data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the most recent data shows nearly 14,000 people lost their lives to drunk driving in the last data year, a nearly 15% increase over the prior year. …

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Best Lawyers and The Law Offices of John Day

Five lawyers at The Law Offices of John Day have been recognized by Best Lawyers.   The categories in which at least one of our five lawyers were recognized were: Personal Injury, Medical Malpractice Litigation, Product Liability Litigation, Bet-the-Company Litigation and Commercial Litigation. What is Best Lawyers and why should you…

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Golf Cart Accidents in Tennessee

Golf carts are no longer just for golf.  If you go to the beach, the lake or even in your own neighborhood subdivision, golf carts are likely to be on the road.  In our little area at Tims Ford Lake, 80% of the residents have a golf cart.  The Days…

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Pedestrian Accidents in Nashville Are Increasing

As Nashville injury lawyers, we have seen an uptick in the number of pedestrian accident cases in our office, but these new numbers are startling.  Nashville has roughly double the number of pedestrian accidents resulting in death as the rest of the country.   Last year alone, 49 pedestrians lost their…

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Boating Accidents in Tennessee

Do you know which Tennessee lake has the most boating accidents?   Do you know the most common cause of boating accidents?  Or when boating accidents are most likely to occur?  Or, how many personal watercraft accidents (Jet-Ski, Sea-Doo, etc.) there were last year? Well, the 2022 Tennessee statistics have been…

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100 Deadliest Days for Teen Drivers

The period between Memorial Day and Labor Day is often referred to as the 100 Deadliest Days for teen drivers.  In fact, according to AAA, more than 2,000 teen drivers will be killed nationwide during that period.  Car crashes involving teen drivers spike during this period in large part because…

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Knoxville Manufacturer of Air Bag Inflators Refuses Recall Request

The National Traffic Highway Safety Administration (NHTSA) is the federal agency charged with overseeing the safety of vehicles on the country’s roadways.  After an eight-year investigation, the Knoxville company, ARC Automotive of Knoxville, Inc., has been told to recall roughly 67 million inflators in the United States because they could…

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Pedestrian Accidents: What to Know

May is National Walking Month.  Walking is a fabulous form of exercise.  It also helps reduce carbon emissions, allows you to see a city or area more closely,  decreases road congestion and saves money.   But, walking can also be dangerous. Pedestrian fatalities have increased every year for more than a…

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Social Media as Evidence at Trial

Donald J. Trump is currently the defendant in a civil case involving allegations of sexual assault.  Perhaps not surprisingly, he has been tweeting his thoughts about the trial.   The judge has warned him about doing so and has also admonished Trump’s lawyer about “having a conversation with [his] client” and…

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