Car accidents can result in a range of injuries with profound impacts on daily life. While many associate crashes with common injuries like broken bones or whiplash, lesser-known issues, such as nerve damage or neuropathy, can also arise. Nerve damage may vary in...
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Wind and traffic accident risks
Did you know that windy weather can make driving more dangerous? Negligent driving, which means not paying enough attention or being careless, can be especially risky when it becomes windy. People should understand why windy conditions make driving more hazardous and...
Understanding misdemeanors vs. felonies in Tennessee
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation estimates that some type of drug use is a factor in as much as 80% of crimes in Tennessee. Drug charges can have serious consequences, and navigating the legal system can be confusing. While some drug offenses are misdemeanors,...
Children benefit academically when divorced parents share custody
Divorce is a challenging reality for many families. Its effects on children can be profound. However, when parents choose shared custody arrangements, the benefits extend beyond emotional well-being. Shared custody provides a conducive environment for fostering...
Almost 40% of spinal cord injuries result from car wrecks
The road is a place of constant movement and potential danger, and many spinal cord injuries stem from motor vehicle accidents. The impact of such injuries extends far beyond the physical harm, shaping lives in profound and often irreversible ways. Understanding the...
Making sense of personal injury damages
Accidents can happen. When they do, they often bring many challenges. After such events, people might have a case to get money for what they lost. Personal injury damages come in three types: economic, non-economic and punitive. Economic damages Economic damages are...
Tennessee’s open container law: Who’s not allowed to drink?
Nearly every U.S. state has some form of open container law. The basic principle behind the law is that it’s illegal for vehicle occupants to consume alcohol or have an open container of an alcoholic beverage while inside a vehicle. Some states only prohibit drivers...
NBA player is not facing criminal charges after an altercation
Ja Morant is one of the best point guards in the NBA today. While he is notorious for getting into all sorts of trouble, he has not broken the law yet. In fact, just last year, Morant and another young basketball player, Joshua Holloway, got into a physical...
4 tips for informing your child about an upcoming divorce
Divorce can be an emotionally challenging experience, especially when a child is in the mix. You only get one chance to break the news about your decision. That said, it is within your abilities to handle the task with sensitivity and grace. A bit of guidance on the...
Shoplifting offenses can be upgraded in certain circumstances
Shoplifting, also known as retail theft, is a crime in Tennessee. Depending on the total value of items stolen, a person can face misdemeanor charges for shoplifting items worth $1,000 or less, or as high as a Class A felony for theft worth $250,000 or more. However,...