Legal Insights from Greer Injury Lawyers
Our firm shares practical guidance on personal injury cases, breakdowns of Tennessee and Arkansas injury law, notable case results, and answers to the questions clients ask most. Whether you've been in an accident or just want to understand your rights, you'll find straightforward information here.
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Gov. Haslam Ready to Make Devastating Changes to Tennessee Workers’ Compensation System
Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam’s administration is ready to release massive and detrimental changes to the Tennessee Workers’ Compensation System. Gov. Haslam formally released his proposed…
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Important Steps to Prevent Hospital Falls
Year after year I see cases in Tennessee, Arkansas and Mississippi where a patient falls and sustains serious injuries while in the hospital. Hospital falls…
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Two Killed in Tipton County Car Crash
A mother and her grown daughter are dead after a two-car accident on U.S. 51 in Brighton. The Tennessee highway accident happened on Friday, January…
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Memphis Program to Prevent Drug Abuse During Pregnancy
News broke recently of a Memphis woman who was arrested shortly after giving birth to a baby with cocaine and heroine in its system. Perhaps…
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What is Crashworthiness? Our Memphis Accident Attorneys Explain.
When you buy a car, you expect it to meet certain safety standards. You expect that your car will work as intended, your seat belts…
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Eight-Year-Old Boy Dies After I-40 Crash
Eight-year-old Quindarious McGhay, of Memphis, should have celebrated Christmas with his family, but the young boy was killed in a tragic Christmas Eve traffic accident.…
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The Hidden Dangers of Bed Rails in Nursing Homes
Most people associate nursing home negligence with bed sores or overmedication. However, a new study by the Federal…
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Tennessee Pastor Accused of Abuse in Lawsuit
A lawsuit recently filed by 8 alleged victims of abuse name a Davidson County pastor as the abuser. The lawsuit alleges that the pastor of…
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Preventing Overexertion Injuries while Working in Tennessee
Overexertion is the third leading cause of unintentional injuries in the United States and the leading cause of workplace injury. Overexertion accounts for approximately 25…
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