Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft have become essential for getting around Knoxville, from heading to a game at Neyland Stadium to a night out in Market Square. However, when you entrust your safety to a stranger, accidents can happen. If you are injured as a passenger in a rideshare vehicle, you face a unique […]
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What Should Cyclists in Knoxville Do Immediately After Being Hit by a Vehicle?
If you have been involved in a bicycle accident on Knoxville’s roads, the minutes following the collision are chaotic and terrifying. However, the actions you take immediately after being hit by a vehicle can significantly impact your health and your ability to recover compensation later. At OEB Law, we understand that cyclists often face bias […]
What Evidence Should You Collect After a Rideshare Accident in Knoxville?
Being involved in a car crash is traumatic enough, but when that crash involves an Uber or Lyft, the confusion often doubles. You aren’t just dealing with another driver; you are dealing with massive corporations and complex insurance policies. Knowing exactly what evidence you should collect after a rideshare accident in Knoxville can be the […]
How Is Fault Determined in Bicycle-Vehicle Accidents in Tennessee?
Riding a bicycle in Knoxville or anywhere in East Tennessee comes with significant risks, especially when sharing the road with motor vehicles. When a crash happens, determining who is responsible is the most critical factor in whether you receive compensation for your injuries. Insurance companies often try to shift blame onto the cyclist to avoid […]
Do You Need a Driver’s License Registration or Insurance for an E-Bike in Tennessee?
Electric bicycles, or e-bikes, are popping up everywhere in Knoxville, from the greenways along the Tennessee River to the streets of downtown. As their popularity surges, so does the confusion regarding the laws that govern them. Many riders assume e-bikes are just like regular bicycles, while others worry they are treated like motorcycles. In this […]
How Can an Attorney Expedite the Car Accident Settlement Process in TN?
If you have been injured in a car crash in Knoxville or anywhere in Tennessee, the waiting game can be the hardest part. You are dealing with pain, mounting medical bills, and a damaged vehicle, while the insurance company seems to be dragging its feet. Many accident victims wonder if hiring a lawyer will simply […]
Can Not Wearing a Helmet Reduce Your E-Bike or Scooter Injury Settlement?
If you were injured while riding an electric bike or scooter in Knoxville and weren’t wearing a helmet, you are likely worried about your legal options. You might fear that the insurance company will deny your claim entirely or that you will be stuck with pile of medical bills. The good news is that under […]
Does an E-Bike Require Motor Vehicle Insurance in Tennessee?
Electric bicycles have surged in popularity across Knoxville and throughout Tennessee, offering an eco-friendly and efficient way to navigate our city’s streets, greenways, and neighborhoods. However, many riders and parents purchasing e-bikes for their children remain confused about insurance requirements and liability protection. The distinction between a legal e-bike and an unregistered motorcycle can mean […]
Can You File a Workers’ Comp Claim for E-Scooter Delivery Injuries in Knoxville, TN?
If you deliver food or packages using an e-scooter in Knoxville, you face unique risks every time you ride. Dodging cars on Cumberland Avenue, navigating crowded areas near the University of Tennessee campus, or dealing with sudden weather changes can lead to serious accidents. When you’re injured while working, you naturally wonder if workers’ compensation […]
Is DUI Arrest Possible on an E-Bike or E-Scooter in Tennessee?
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 […]
