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GranuFlo and NaturaLyte Linked to Heart Attack, Cardiac Arrest

By Thomas Greer | January 26, 2015

The purpose of the kidneys is to clean waste and water from the blood. If the blood is not cleaned, the toxins can build up and cause harm. A patient with late stage kidney failure must rely on hemodialysis in order to clean the blood. During hemodialysis, the blood is filtered through an artificial kidney…

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How To Spot Legal or Professional Malpractice in Memphis

By Thomas Greer | January 26, 2015

A case of professional malpractice occurs when a professional, such as a lawyer or a doctor, fails to follow professional standards generally accepted within the industry. Doing so results in an injury within the industry, resulting in an injury or other misfortune for the client or patient that could have been avoided. In the case…

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Malpractice Attorneys You Can Trust

By Thomas Greer | January 26, 2015

When you put your trust in an attorney, you expect that person to work for your best interests, not his own. After all, you are already at risk and you expect that your trust will be respected, not violated. Unfortunately legal malpractice does occur, and when it happens, you are left feeling helpless and, oftentimes,…

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Tennessee Legal Malpractice: Mistakes Your Lawyer Can Make

By Thomas Greer | January 26, 2015

Hiring a Tennessee lawyer requires a good deal of faith. And if that faith is broken when your attorney fails to deal with you honestly or does not possess the skill needed to represent you, a great deal of stress, pain, and financial loss can occur. Every lawyer is bound to serve his or her…

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Tennessee Legal Malpractice Laws Are Designed to Protect You

By Thomas Greer | January 26, 2015

It is bad enough when something happens in your life that forces you to hire a lawyer for representation. But, it is much worse when the attorney you hire neglects his or her ethical duties and you suffer as a result. Fortunately, Tennessee law is on the client’s side. When an attorney either intentionally or…

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Why Tennessee Legal Malpractice Cases Are Difficult to Prove

By Thomas Greer | January 26, 2015

There are many reasons to hire an attorney to represent you, and when you do, you expect the best legal advice you can get. But what if your attorney makes mistakes? When this happens, you may have a Memphis legal malpractice lawsuit. Be warned, these cases are very difficult to prove. If you are the…

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When Ethics Are Ignored: Tennessee Legal Malpractice

By Thomas Greer | January 26, 2015

You hire a lawyer to protect and uphold your rights. And the least you can expect is that he or she will take both your case and the Tennessee ethical codes for attorneys very seriously, right? Not always. Sometimes attorneys do not act ethically, and the results can be devastating. When a legal professional acts…

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Understanding the Statute of Limitations for Legal Malpractice in Tennessee

By Thomas Greer | January 26, 2015

The safest approach is to assume that the statute of limitations for a Tennessee legal malpractice lawsuit expires one year from the date your lawyer committed the negligent act.  For instance, if your attorney missed an important court deadline that caused your case to be dismissed, the best way to proceed is to file your…

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When Your Lawyer Fails You: 5 Common Tennessee Legal Malpractice Claims

By Thomas Greer | January 26, 2015

You hire a lawyer to represent you in good faith. You expect that he or she will act exclusively in your best interests and that the case will be handled professionally and with skill. Unfortunately this does not always happen – and when it doesn’t – you may find yourself wondering what went wrong. Are…

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Tennessee Legal Malpractice: Damages are Required

By Thomas Greer | January 26, 2015

You hire an attorney, and you think your attorney will advocate for you and represent you to the best of his or her ability.  In the beginning, everything goes smoothly.  Then the calls get more and more infrequent.  You suspect the attorney may have lied to you or not complied with your wishes.  However, you…

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