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Don’t Let a Tennessee Drunk Driver Get Away With It

By Thomas Greer | January 25, 2015

No matter how stiff the penalties or how outraged the citizens are, drinking and driving in Tennessee continues to happen. And when someone gets behind the wheel after drinking, lives are lost, people are seriously disabled, and families are devastated. The Facts About Drinking and Driving: According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHSTA)…

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Will Memphis Get Snow This Year? Be Prepared for Winter Driving.

By Thomas Greer | January 25, 2015

It’s the first day of winter, but will we get winter weather this year? If we do, the same ice, sleet and snow that brings smiles and snow days will also bring Memphis car accidents. You can reduce your chances of being injured in a winter weather accident by being prepared. Here are some tips…

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Toyota Agrees to Pay Record Settlement

By Thomas Greer | January 25, 2015

Toyota Motor Co. announced on December 26 that it has agreed to pay more than $1 billion to settle lawsuits involving unintended acceleration problems in some of its vehicles. The proposed settlement applies to hundreds of lawsuits filed over the last three years by Toyota and Lexus owners who claim the value of their vehicles…

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Used Cars, What You Don’t Know May Hurt You

By Thomas Greer | January 25, 2015

Car dealerships in Tennessee must be licensed by the state. Anyone who sells a car without a license is limited to selling only personal vehicles. Unfortunately, not everyone follows the rules. There are unlicensed dealers who obtain cars from salvage yards, take out sellable parts like airbags, make them look good and sell them to…

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Tennessee Drivers Asleep at the Wheel: A Common Occurrence

By Thomas Greer | January 25, 2015

We all know that texting and driving is unsafe and irresponsible, which explains why we are constantly reminded on radio, TV, billboards and the web that “One Text or Call Could Wreck it All” and to “Stop the Texts. Stop the Wrecks.” According to a new report released by the Centers for Disease Control and…

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Safety Last: When Vehicle Defects Cause Tennessee Accident Injury

By Thomas Greer | January 25, 2015

Have you watched any car commercials lately? Whether the car is speeding through tropical scenery or carrying a group of hipsters through a lit up city, the one thing that is always emphasized is the car’s safety rating. We want more than transportation from our vehicles. We expect our cars to keep us and our…

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Evans v. City of Memphis

By Thomas Greer | January 25, 2015

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Rights and Liabilities When a Bicyclist is Hit By a Motor Vehicle in Tennessee

By Thomas Greer | January 25, 2015

Roadways are becoming more and more congested. This steady incline is due to the increase in population, but also due to the more frequent access and viability of motor vehicles and alternative modes of transportation. Due to the economy, some people are opting to purchase motorcycles, bicycles, or use public transportation more than they ever…

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Voice-Activated Technology Causes Distracted Driving

By Thomas Greer | January 25, 2015

The American Automobile Association, or AAA , recently released a study that concluded that hands-free, voice-activated technology is as distracting to drivers as cell phones. The study involved volunteers who drove vehicles on a closed course while fitted with monitors that measured their brain activity when exposed to a variety of distractions. The level of…

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The Right Expert Witness in a Tennessee Car Accident can be the Difference between Winning and Losing

By Thomas Greer | January 25, 2015

Whether it is a complicated high-speed collision or a low speed car accident, you may suffer serious personal injuries that will impact your life for years to come. Yet, in almost every car accident there could be factors that complicate your recovery which are not readily obvious to the untrained eye. Sometimes the evidence is…

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