Car accidents in Tennessee have become more prevalent in the last few years. According to the state government, there were more than 785 deaths in 2021, which was an increase of 20% from 2020. The stats also show that the number of deaths from car accidents in 2022 is 748. Most collisions occur when...

Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBIs) can significantly impact an individual on a physical, mental, or psychological level. According to the CDC, more than 220,000 people were hospitalized in 2019, and more than 64,000 deaths were due to TBI in 2020. In some cases, there are no physical or noticeable symptoms of TBI. People suffering from...

Work discrimination happens when an employee or job candidate is treated unfavorably based on characteristics protected by law. This can occur even if the offending behavior is not necessarily directed towards a single person. For instance: Protected Characteristics Any job-related decision made by an employer that is based on the following protected characteristics is...

Tennessee requires all drivers to carry a minimum amount of auto insurance to legally operate a vehicle. Proof of coverage must also be in your car at all times. After an accident, insurance claims are a primary means of recovering compensation for injuries and repairs and whoever is determined at fault is legally responsible...

As a motorcyclist in Tennessee, safety and preventing accidents are primary concerns. Here are the important laws to know before hitting the road. Minimum Required Insurance All riders are required to carry proof of financial responsibility at all times. For most riders, that means auto insurance coverage. The state requires liability insurance in the...