Drunk Driver Kills Memphis Newspaper Carrier Angela McGhee

Justin Click had been drinking at Club 152 into the earlier morning hours of June 17, 2013.  He crashed into a vehicle being driven by Rosetta McGhee on Elvis Presley Boulevard around 3:30 a.m.  Angela McGhee, the daughter of Rosetta McGhee, was in the back sit assisting with the delivery of newspapers for the Commercial…

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Memphis Medical Malpractice Attorneys Discuss What Happens When a Foreign Object is Left Inside of You

Any type of surgery is a traumatizing experience.  As Memphis medical malpractice attorneys, we understand this.  Surgery is stressful, emotional, and can also cause a great deal of pressure on the family until the patient is healed.  Even simple surgeries are still anxiety-provoking events.  We do not like the idea of being unconscious and opened…

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Is it Unethical for my Former Tennessee Attorney to Withhold my File from the New Attorney, Even if it Will Harm My Case?

In short, the answer is yes—of course!  But there is more to the answer than that.  The attorney-client relationship is one that has been fostered since the dawn of modern times and has many considerations.  Recently, these considerations—of trust, respect, and diligence—have been codified, or written down, in many state’s laws, rules, and regulations.  Tennessee…

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Sexual Assault Ignored in Family Court

Earlier this week, a video went viral depicting an ignored alleged sexual assault claim and potentially illegal arrest within the presence of a family court judge in Nevada.  The woman in the video claimed a court marshal sexually assaulted her during a supposed search for contraband.  The alleged victim alerted the judge of the sexual…

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What Happens When a Doctor Leaves a Tool Inside of You: Memphis Medical Malpractice Attorney Explains the Doctrine of Res Ipsa Loquitur

Surgery itself is daunting. It is nerve-racking and downright stressful.  Particularly when the surgery is a significant one which will require you to undergo anesthesia and it will take health care providers a considerable amount of time to perform.  We trust our health care providers to competently perform the procedure to heal us or, if…

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Why Trucks are More Dangerous Than Cars: Memphis Truck Accident Lawyers Explain Avenues for Liability You May Not Have Thought About

As motorists, we share the road with many different types of cars, trucks, bikes, pedestrians, SUVs, buses, vans, and sometimes—usually not for the better—animals.  Of these vehicles, trucks—particularly commercial tractor trailers—have the greatest weight and, therefore, the greatest momentum.  These eighteen wheelers can carry a payload bringing the total weight of the truck approximately 80,000…

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Memphis Cerebral Palsy Attorneys Explain the Causes and Important Law You Need to Know to Protect Your Child’s Rights

All medical malpractice cases are complicated.  A birth injury case, particularly a cerebral palsy injury, is also extremely complicated and requires an experienced Memphis birth injury attorney to parse through the law and medicine to protect your child’s rights. Birth injury cases are also emotional ones as well.  There is no greater joy for a…

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Memphis Car Accident Attorney Discusses Liability When You’re Injured in a Collision with an Emergency Vehicle

Like any other drivers on Tennessee roadways, the drivers of emergency vehicles such as police cars, ambulances, and fire trucks must exercise a duty of care in the operation of their vehicle.  Similarly to other motor vehicles, Memphis car accidents involving emergency vehicles can happen because of speeding, reckless driving, distracted driving, poor weather conditions,…

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MATA Driver Dies in Crash with Concrete Truck

A MATA bus driver died in a crash on Tuesday, May 14, 2013.  The wreck occurred on I-240 when a concrete truck merged into the bus.  Reportedly the concrete truck struck the side of the MATA bus, causing the bus to lose control and crash into a concrete embankment.  The unidentified truck driver of the…

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Hurdles to Your Tennessee Medical Malpractice Case: How the Statute of Limitations Works and Why You Need to Call Us Now

When we seek medical treatment from a qualified health care provider, we expect him or her to act in accordance with the acceptable professional practice of medicine to heal us.  In fact, physicians are one of the most trusted professions and revered by many individuals.  Moreover, most interactions with health care providers are positive and…

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Quick Tips to Finding the Right Doctor

A fifty-four year old wife and mother of two goes in for a routine hip replacement and dies on the operating table.  Her doctor carelessly cut an artery and refused to call for assistance to repair it until it was too late to save her.  These are the disturbing facts of a case we recently…

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Tennessee Legislature Attempting to Abandon Motorcycle Helmet Law

A bill recently introduced in the Tennessee Legislature could drastically change Tennessee’s current motorcycle helmet law.  The current law, T.C.A. section 55-9-302, requires all drivers or riders of a motorcycle to wear a helmet that meets federal safety standards.  The proposed bill, SB0548/HB0044, would give the driver of a motorcycle the option of not wearing a…

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Hyundai and Kia Recall 1.9 Million Vehicles

Hyundai and Kia are recalling almost 1.9 million vehicles to repair faulty brake light switches that can cause a host of electrical systems to fail and for side air bags that can cause injuries. The brake light switch can turn on and off due to defective electrical contacts, which can then cause the failure of…

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Avoiding a Future Legal Malpractice Claim

No one wants to hire an attorney who will not adequately and competently represent them.  However, despite good intentions, clients sometimes hire attorneys who are either incompetent, unprofessional, or inexperienced.  Mistakes and errors can happen by even the best of attorneys, but there are some things you can do to help minimize your risk of…

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Honda Recalls 182,000 Vehicles

American Honda announced that it will recall more than 182,000 Hondas and Acuras for possible brake malfunctions caused by problems in the vehicles’ electronic stability control systems. The recall applies to 101,000 Honda Pilots, 60,000 Acura MDX SUVs and 21,000 Acura RL sedans from the 2005 model year and approximately 800 Acura MDX SUVs from…

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