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Navigating the Legal Landscape: The Surge in Pedestrian and Bicycle Accidents in Tennessee

In a recent interview, attorney Jim Higgins from the Higgins Firm shed light on the concerning rise in pedestrian and bicycle accidents in Tennessee. Heather Mattis delved into the issue, discussing its legal implications and the urgent need for action to address this growing problem. As an attorney with over…

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From Uber to Lyft: Who’s Liable in a Rideshare Accident?

No matter how you choose to get around, it’s essential that you understand the different legal implications of each method. From Uber and Lyft to taxis and beyond, there are plenty of ridesharing options out there—but who is liable in the case of an accident?  Jim Higgins was recently interviewed…

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How our Attorney, Nathan Mauer’s, Previous Work Can Benefit Your Case

Nathan Mauer was a defense lawyer on the insurance company’s side. However, he now only fights for people going against the insurance company and making claims for personal injury. If you’ve received a personal injury and you’re seeking compensation, it might be best to consult a lawyer that used to…

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Tempe Woman is Struck and Killed by Self Driving Uber Car, Now the Question Remains: Who is Responsible?

On March 18, 2018, Elaine Herzberg, 49, was struck and killed by a self driving Uber car. The Tempe resident had been crossing the road with her bicycle when the automobile driven by a robotic computer failed to stop before hitting her head on. At first Tempe police said Herzberg…

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Supreme Court Denies GM: Lawsuits For Deadly Ignition Switch Can Pursue

The U.S. Supreme Court has told GM that it will have to face the potentially billions of dollars in multiple legal claims after installing a deadly ignition switch in their cars. GM argues they were ‘free and clear’ of liability and use their 2009 bankruptcy sale as an appeal. The…

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What Happens If Your In An Accident With A Self Driving Car?

The futuristic dream of self driving cars could be a reality sooner than many people realize. In fact self driving cars already exist. Companies like Google and Tesla have cars that are nearly autonomous and lack a steering wheel or foot pedals. They could revolutionize the idea of driving, reduce…

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Tennessee Law Proposes New Bill That Give Drivers Immunity for Hitting Protesters

A bill has been filed in the Tennessee General Assembly that would make drivers immune from any civil liability if they hit and injure a protester who is blocking the road. The proposed bill was filed in early February by Sen. Bill Ketron, R-Murfreesboro, and reads: “A person driving an…

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The Textalyzer: Fair and Reasonable or Invasion of Privacy? – You Tell Us

It’s a breathalyzer for cell phones. A new device could be the start to an end of texting while driving in Tennessee. State Sen. Lee Harris, Democrat of Memphis is pushing for a bill to be passed that allows law enforcement officers to combat driver distraction with the “Textalyzer”. As…

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Family of Killed 17-Year-Old Settles Faulty Airbag Lawsuit

As drivers and passengers, we count on airbags to protect us in the event of a collision. Few people would think that these airbags could actually be the source of trauma and pain. Unfortunately, this is exactly what’s happening with airbags produced by Takata. Typically found in Hondas, these airbags are…

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