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Will Repealing the Tennessee Motorcycle Helmet Law Work?

By Thomas Greer | January 26, 2015

This month the Tennessee state legislators again consider a repeal of the current mandatory motorcycle helmet law for drivers over 21. The bill has caused a storm of controversy and discussion of the importance of wearing a helmet when aboard a bike. As Memphis motorcycle accident attorneys, we at Bailey & Greer know the costs…

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Injured in a Memphis Motorcycle Accident Caused by Defects?

By Thomas Greer | January 26, 2015

While there are many factors that can cause a motorcycle accident, from poor road conditions to inattentive car drivers, sometimes there is a problem with the motorcycle itself. When this happens, liability may have occurred and you might be able to sue for the damages caused by your accident. This type of lawsuit is called…

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Ten Most Likely Causes of Tennessee Motorcycle Accidents

By Thomas Greer | January 26, 2015

Motorcycle riding can be a lot of fun, but everyone knows that the risk of having an accident is greater on a bike than in a passenger or larger vehicle. So, what are the main causes of Tennessee motorcycle accidents? Here are ten of the most likely: Other Drivers. Because the motorcycle is so much…

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The Truth About Alcohol and Tennessee Motorcycle Safety

By Thomas Greer | January 26, 2015

All too often Tennessee motorcycle accidents result in serious injury or even death, leaving families financially stressed and emotionally devastated. So, it stands to reason that being absolutely careful when operating a motorcycle is important. And a key to Tennessee motorcycle safety lies in avoiding the use of alcohol, both by bikers and by drivers…

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Traumatic Brain Injury and Tennessee Motorcycling Can Be Tragic

By Thomas Greer | January 26, 2015

When we take to the open road on our motorcycles, the last thing we want to think about is a traumatic brain injury (TBI). But, unfortunately, many motorcyclists sustain TBIs in Tennessee bike crashes. And when these horrific crashes happen, many times it is not the fault of the rider; other motorists, poorly marked or…

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Memphis Motorcyclists: Stay Visible on Tennessee Roadways

By Thomas Greer | January 26, 2015

Tennessee roadways have proven to be a dangerous place for drivers recently. This danger is multiplied for Tennessee motorcyclists who do not have the luxury of the vehicle protecting them in an accident. Even if a driver is alert, he still may fail to see a motorcycle in his blind spots. One of the most…

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Tennessee’s Motorcycle Helmet Law May Effect Your Motorcycle Case

By Thomas Greer | January 26, 2015

Any motor vehicle accident involving a motorcycle can cause serious personal injuries, even if it is just a small bumper tap. This is because, unlike other motor vehicles, motorcyclists are not afforded a metal shell to help soften or prevent an impact to their bodies. In fact, according to a California study, riders and passengers…

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Top Causes of Tennessee Commercial Truck Accidents

By Thomas Greer | January 26, 2015

Being involved in a Tennessee accident with a commercial truck can be one of the most frightening and damaging experiences a person will ever have. When a 3000-pound passenger vehicle is in a crash with a loaded 80,000-pound tractor-trailer, the smaller vehicle has no advantages. Such accidents frequently make the daily news headlines, and the…

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Truck Accidents Can Tear Lives Apart. We Are Here To Help.

By Thomas Greer | January 26, 2015

While tractor trailers and other large cargo trucks are a necessity for many businesses, they can pose a potentially dangerous hazard for you as a driver. In fact, all it takes is one reckless mistake to turn your entire world, and your family’s world, upside down. Lost income, medical bills and, oftentimes, changes in quality…

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Asleep Behind the Wheel: Fatigue and Tennessee Truck Accidents

By Thomas Greer | January 26, 2015

It has happened to almost all of us. A long road trip and pushing past our limits result in fatigue. And this fatigue causes accidents every day on U.S. roadways. A recent study by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates that sleepy drivers cause approximately 56,000 crashes each year. But when a commercial…

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