Electric scooters and e-bikes have changed how people get around Knoxville. You see them on Gay Street, Market Square, and all over the UT campus. They seem harmless and fun. However, riding one after drinking can lead to serious criminal charges. Many people don’t realize that Tennessee law treats electric scooters the same as cars […]
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Does Auto Insurance Cover E-Bike Accidents in Tennessee?
Electric bicycles have exploded in popularity across Tennessee, offering an eco-friendly way to commute, exercise, and explore. However, many e-bike owners assume their auto insurance will protect them if they’re involved in an accident. Understanding whether your auto insurance covers e-bike accidents in Tennessee can mean the difference between full compensation and devastating out-of-pocket expenses. […]
Do I Have a Case If Hit by an E-Bike on a Knoxville Sidewalk?
Electric bikes have become increasingly popular on Knoxville’s sidewalks and greenways, offering convenient transportation for students, delivery drivers, and commuters. However, when an e-bike collides with a pedestrian on a sidewalk, questions about liability and legal rights immediately arise. The laws governing e-bike accidents differ significantly from standard bicycle incidents, and understanding these distinctions is […]
Are There Speed Limit or Helmet Requirements for E-Scooters in Knoxville, Tennessee?
Electric scooters have become a common sight on Knoxville streets, from the busy corridors of Cumberland Avenue near the University of Tennessee to the downtown business district along Gay Street. With companies like Lime and Veo operating throughout the city, these convenient transportation options have raised important questions about safety rules and legal requirements. Understanding […]
How Do You Request a Hearing to Contest Your License Suspension in Tennessee?
Facing a driver’s license suspension in Tennessee can be overwhelming, especially when you’re unsure about the deadlines and procedures to contest it. The process requires immediate action, and missing critical deadlines can cost you your driving privileges. Understanding how to request an administrative hearing with the Tennessee Department of Safety is essential to protecting your […]
When Does the Clock Start Ticking on the Statute of Limitations?
Understanding when the statute of limitations begins can be the difference between successfully pursuing your legal claim and losing your right to compensation forever. In Tennessee, determining when the “clock starts ticking” isn’t always as straightforward as it might seem. While many people assume the countdown begins on the date of their accident, Tennessee law […]
I Got In A Car Accident And My Back Hurts, What Should I Do?
If your back hurts after a car accident, you should take immediate steps to protect both your health and legal rights. First, seek medical attention right away, even if the pain seems minor, as some injuries can worsen over time or have delayed symptoms. Document all symptoms and follow your doctor’s treatment plan precisely. Report […]
What To Expect In A Deposition For Car Accident
A deposition is recorded testimony that either a plaintiff or defendant delivers before a Tennessee lawsuit goes to trial. The person delivering the deposition — or deponent — is under oath as if it were taking place in a courtroom. It can be nerve-wracking but you can protect yourself by knowing what to expect in […]
Injured while recreationally boating? Call us for assistance
In 2015, the U.S. Coast Guard investigated 4,158 accidents involving 2,613 injuries, 626 deaths and roughly $42 million in property damage to property from recreational boating accidents. If you’ve been injured while recreationally boating in Tennessee waters, you may be entitled to significant compensation depending on the circumstances of your accident. Boating injuries often result […]
Do you understand the concept of subrogation?
If you ever had a claim against an insurance company — yours or another person’s — it’s possible that the company discussed subrogation with you. While they may never have used that exact term, if they questioned how you were injured and who was responsible, that was actually what they were determining. Subrogation is a […]
