As a car accident lawyer in Memphis, I know some people are concerned about who will find out if they sue over a car accident. If you’re injured in a car accident and you file a claim, could it come back to hurt you? There are a few things to keep in mind: It isn’t …
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Perhaps you’ve heard of Progressive’s Snapshot® program, which lets you attach a device to your car that tracks your driving habits. Depending on what the device reports back, Progressive might offer you savings on your rates. After the program first came out, other insurance companies like State Farm dove in as well. Some even connect …
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Recently The Tennessean came out with a great article about workers’ compensation in Tennessee and how it can negatively affect both employers and their employees. In general, employers in Tennessee are frustrated by high workers’ comp insurance premiums. They’re required to have the insurance, but the costs can be very high. They also feel some …
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You may assume airlines are just as liable for mistakes and injuries as any transportation company. The truth is actually quite a bit more complicated. Airline liability is determined by the Warsaw Convention, which ideally prevents a single disaster from ruining an airline. If an airline could be held liable for all of the damages …
If a swerving vehicle or phantom driver caused your car accident, but wasn’t part of the collision, is there anything you can do? Will insurance cover the damage? Memphis car accident lawyer Darrell Castle explains. Related PostsBeware Counterfeit Airbags That Don’t Work Correctly Car Accidents & Statute of Limitations – Memphis Personal Injury Lawyers Darrell …
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Nationwide, employers are required to have workers’ compensation (aka workers’ comp) insurance in case employees are injured on the job; but specifics can vary according to state. In Tennessee, employers are required to have workers’ comp if they employ 5 or more people, or just 1 person if they work in the construction industry. The …
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Can you get compensation for lost wages after a car accident? Memphis personal injury lawyer Darrell Castle explains. Related PostsWhen Should Airbags Deploy? – Memphis Personal Injury Lawyers Factors for Determining the Worth of a Car Accident Case How Much Is My Car Accident Worth? A Secret Cause of Car Accidents in Memphis Texting While …
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If you’re in an accident that wasn’t your fault, can it increase your insurance premiums? Memphis car accident attorney Darrell Castle explains. Related PostsBrain Injury PI Cases, and How They’re Different Do I Have to Stop If I’m In a Car Accident In Memphis? Teen Driving Deaths High in Memphis and the Mid-South Who’s Responsible …
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Delta Airlines and the food company Gate Gourmet in Amsterdam are trying to figure out how needles got into sandwiches served on in-flight meals from The Netherlands to the US. The needles, which showed up in turkey sandwiches on 4 different flights, appeared to be sewing tools. The FBI is investigating the incident. One passenger …
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A lawsuit in Pennsylvania has brought into the spotlight a common and underhanded tactic drug companies use to control trade of their expensive brand-name medications. Basically, major drug companies have been paying smaller generic manufacturers to delay their sales. When the generic companies accept the buyout, they agree to wait before releasing their generic brand …
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