Merging accidents occur when a vehicle shifts from one lane to a parallel lane and the car hits another car that is already in that lane.

This article describes how an individual should counter the first car insurance offer in a personal injury claim to get a better offer.

Back injuries from a car accident are common. Victims should take the proper steps to receive medical treatment and compensation.

Learn about the nature of brain bleeds, common symptoms, the severity of this condition, and the timeline for emerging symptoms here.

In this article learn about blunt force trauma car accidents, typical symptoms of these injuries, and ways to claim compensation.

In this blog, we will discuss the nature of broken ribs after a car accident and ways to seek compensation or damages for this injury.

This blog describes how brain stem injuries can affect a person's health. It also goes over establishing liability in these cases.

Neck injuries from a car accident can be serious. This article goes over the causes, symptoms, and treatment of neck injuries.

There are important differences between bruised vs. broken ribs, symptoms of these conditions. Compensation may be possible for victims.

In this article, we will go over mental trauma which can occur after a car accident, common symptoms, and potential compensation.

This blog discusses the common minor injuries victims may suffer from a car accident and steps to take after you've been in an accident.

Learn about the process of seeking compensation for a bulging disc from a car accident and the health risks if the disc goes untreated.

There are varying levels of self-driving cars and the liability for an accident can be different based upon the level of automation.

The most common types of delayed car accident injuries are detailed in this article. Avoid claim denial by seeing a doctor immediately.

There aren't any federal laws stopping people from sleeping in a car, but each state has its own rules and regulations.

Yes, distracted driving in any form is prohibited, and Tennessee has created the hands-free law to help combat this dangerous practice.

In Tennessee, brake checking is an illegal action. It's considered a form of negligent driving and is often called road rage.

It is not illegal to make a U-turn in Tennessee as long as drivers follow road rules and do not turn in an area where it is prohibited.

Although there is no law against settling a car accident privately in Tennessee, there are few circumstances when it is likely to succeed.

Drivers can get sued for a car accident in Tennessee, even if they weren't entirely at fault for the crash.