The American Association of Justice just released it’s report “Warning Safety Violation Ahead” that gives the latest information on 18-wheeler and semi-truck accident deaths and trucking company safety violations. The report shows that in 2007 there were 149 deaths in accidents involving large trucks (this includes tractor trailers and 18-wheelers) in Tennessee. Although Mississippi reported [...]
Was that 18 Wheeler that hit you in violation of federal safety laws?
August 26, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Why do I have this blog?
August 26, 2009 By Leave a Comment
I was reading a fantastic post written by Ronald Miller today concerning his thoughts on why lawyers have blogs. Mr. Miller’s post started me thinking about my own reasons for this site and this blog. Why do I have this site and this blog? And what are my motivations? The primary reason for this site [...]
Who is the best personal injury and accident lawyer in Memphis?
August 25, 2009 By Leave a Comment
It’s impossible to say who is the best personal injury and accident lawyer in Memphis. No one can answer this question. Every case is different and one attorney may be perfect for one person and their case, but not quite the right fit for another. Some of the things to look for when you’re trying [...]
$30 Million Dollar Verdict for Teen
August 25, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Jurors award a $30 Million verdict in DeSoto County, Mississippi for semi-truck accident victim! Here is a synopsis of the story from the Memphis Commercial Appeal. A DeSoto County Circuit Court jury on Friday awarded a $30 million judgment to a teenager who received permanent brain damage in a traffic collision three years ago. Ethan [...]
How easy is it to be involved in a very bad car wreck?
August 13, 2009 By Leave a Comment
It’s extremely easy. All it takes is a few seconds of looking around at the wrong time or simply not paying attention. It’s so easy my wife was almost involved in a very bad wreck yesterday. Katie was driving home on I-55 near Senatobia. She had just picked up our two children who had been [...]
