What Is the Arkansas Statute of Limitations for Car Accident Claims?

The moment a car crash happens, an invisible legal clock begins ticking. Many families don’t realize that waiting too long to take action can quietly erase their right to seek compensation, even when someone else caused the accident. In Arkansas, you generally have three years from the crash date to file a lawsuit for injuries…

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Arkansas Car Accident Laws Explained: What to Do After a Crash

The decisions you make in the first hour after a car accident can determine whether your family receives full compensation or faces years of financial struggle. When serious injuries like traumatic brain injury occur, those early steps become even more critical for protecting your loved one’s future care and recovery. Arkansas car accident laws create…

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Why Tennessee Semi-Truck Accidents Are More Complex Than Car Crashes

When an 80,000-pound semi-truck collides with a passenger vehicle, the aftermath extends far beyond the crash scene. According to federal crash data, Tennessee sees hundreds of commercial vehicle crashes annually, each involving layers of liability that don’t exist in typical car accidents. What makes these crashes so devastating goes beyond the statistics. Tennessee semi-truck accidents…

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Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist Claims in Arkansas: What Every Accident Victim Needs to Know

One in eight Arkansas drivers lacks insurance, leaving families vulnerable when crashes occur. When an at-fault driver has little or no insurance, your own uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage can mean the difference between proper medical care and mounting medical expenses. Arkansas law allows you to pursue compensation through your own insurance after these crashes.…

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Someone Hit My Car and Drove Off. What Should I Do Now?

According to recent crash statistics, Memphis drivers report roughly 28 hit-and-run accidents every single day. While we all hope our fellow drivers will do their part in ensuring the safety of their fellow motorists, this startling figure highlights the growing need for Memphis drivers and tourists to prepare for the worst when dealing with hit-and-run…

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What Are Compensatory Damages?

Accident victims in Tennessee have the right to be placed in the same position, financially and personally, as they were before their accident. When our personal lawyers represent injury victims, we work with your doctors, financial experts, employers, car mechanics, and other experts to determine the full scope of your damages – now and for…

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What Is a Car Accident Release of Liability?

Drivers, passengers, pedestrians, bicycle riders, and families of loved ones who die in car accidents all have the right to file a legal claim against those responsible for their injuries. In car accident cases, the responsible party is generally the driver of the vehicle who causes the accident. Other defendants may include the owner of…

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How To Collect Evidence for Your Car Accident

At Greer Injury Lawyers,  PLLC, we have nearly 20 years of experience fighting for car accident victims in Memphis and Jackson, Tennessee, and Little Rock, Arkansas. There are many ways that we help you collect the evidence you need to show that another driver is liable, and the full scope and severity of your injuries.…

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How Much Does It Cost to Hire a Lawyer after a Car Accident in Memphis?

In the days and weeks following a car accident, injured victims have a lot on their plates. Between doctors’ appointments, work obligations, and insurance negotiations, car accident victims often find themselves facing an onslaught of unknowns – many of which carry hefty price tags. For this reason, individuals often delay or refrain from seeking legal…

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How to Choose the Right Medical Specialist for Car Accident Injuries

Navigating the aftermath of a car accident can be an overwhelming experience, particularly when it comes to addressing your health concerns. Selecting the right medical specialist is critical for your recovery and for substantiating any legal claims you may have. For residents of Memphis, finding the appropriate medical care after an accident involves understanding the…

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What Are the Most Dangerous Intersections in Memphis?

Intersections are one of the most intimidating places for new drivers as well as experienced drivers. The reason for this is because multiple cars usually meet at intersections and must yield the right of way or wait for their light to turn green, alerting them that it is their turn to go. While this may…

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What Happens if I’m Injured by a First Responder Vehicle?

When we call the emergency line for help, we expect to be assisted right away. It’s our right. But what would happen if you were never assisted? What would happen if you were being transported, but an accident happened before you could even get to the hospital? Or, what if you were just driving as…

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How Automatic Emergency Braking Can Cut Down on Crashes

Wouldn’t it be nice if you had additional protection while you were driving? Advances in driver safety technology can help ensure that this additional protection would reduce the chances of an accident. Well, that idea may become a reality quite soon. Car manufacturers are always finding ways to improve their models and make them as…

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Poor Road Conditions in Tennessee Lead to Accidents

In 2020 alone, the United States saw nearly 39,000 fatal car accidents – a significant spike in year over year numbers. In fact, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration even noted that this was a 13-year record high. Although the vast majority of accidents are not fatal, the rate in which they occur is still…

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How to Keep Your New Driver Safe on Post-COVID Roads

The pandemic brought on a lot of changes to our daily lives, our old way of conducting business, and educating students. This applied to driving tests as well. After all, with DMV examiners seeing several people a day in the close confines of a car, the infection rate is not negligible. What that meant for…

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Can Your Car’s Brand Affect Your Driving?

What do you look for in a car? Is there a color you specifically like? Do you prefer four-wheel drive or even off-road chains? Perhaps amenities are more your style, and you go for the car with the latest technology — something to make your life as easy as possible as you travel your way…

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What Happens in a Car Accident on a Bridge?

All car and truck accidents are dangerous, especially when vehicles collide. Accidents on bridges, however, add an extra layer of danger because the cars or their occupants may fall into the water or down onto roads and other vehicles below. Bridges are also often more treacherous because many don’t offer shoulder lanes and many bridges…

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Can I File a Lawsuit if the Other Driver Lost Control of the Car?

Many car accidents are due to clear negligence by another driver. Drivers who speed, drive while distracted, run through red lights, drive while intoxicated, or violate other Tennessee traffic laws deserve to be held liable for the accidents they cause. These drivers should pay your medical bills, lost income, pain and suffering, and other damages.…

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I-40 Is a Really Dangerous Road

Following behind I-80 and I-90, I-40 is one of the longest interstate highways that runs through the United State, passing through Arizona, California, New Mexico, Texas, Arkansas, North Carolina, and Tennessee. Guess what else the highway is known for? Being one of the deadliest highways in nearly every state it touches. How has I-40 earned…

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The True Dangers of Work Zones

For most of us, our typical reaction to driving up to a work zone is annoyance and frustration. On our commute to or from work, speeding down the freeway, the last thing we want is to be stopped — or even slowed down. After all, how much construction could one road need? Do they actually…

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Is Ride-Sharing Making Our Roads Safer?

The concept of ride-sharing has revolutionized both modern commuting and partying alike. You no longer need to designate one friend to be the sober driver after a night out in Memphis. Maybe your car is being worked on and renting a vehicle is entirely too expensive. Now, you have more options for better prices, even…

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Paralyzed Passenger Seeks $63 Million in Damages from Uber

Rideshare drivers are liable to their passengers for the accidents they cause. Rideshare companies like Uber and Lyft can be held liable to passengers provided their driver was “on duty” when he/she was transporting the passenger. This is why both companies have policies in place for accident claims that cover up to $1 million in…

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How Technology and Regulations Can Reduce Fatal Traffic Accidents

There are many different ways to try to make cars and trucks safer. New technology is constantly being developed to help drivers anticipate and respond to traffic emergencies. Regulations help ensure that cars have the equipment they need and that manufacturers ensure that their products are free from defects that cause terrible accidents. Litigation also…

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