On behalf of Pryor Priest & Harber | Jun 26, 2019 | Car Accidents
Pedestrian deaths are on the rise and the Tennessee community is suffering the reality of it. According to a new report, pedestrian fatalities are at a 28-year high, mostly due to large vehicles and smartphones. When a driver kills a pedestrian, everyone involved in...
On behalf of Pryor Priest & Harber | Jun 24, 2019 | Uncategorized
A personal injury lawsuit is a way to get compensation for an injury even if it does not occur because of a criminal act. Even if the cause of your injury is not criminal, you may still be able to hold a party liable through a civil suit. At the core of this idea is...
On behalf of Pryor Priest & Harber | Jun 24, 2019 | Uncategorized
Most personal injury accidents are not accidents at all. They are preventable incidents that stem from someone’s carelessness. In these situations, the at-fault party may bear both criminal and civil liability in Tennessee. A criminal case and a civil case are two...
On behalf of Pryor Priest & Harber | Jun 12, 2019 | Car Accidents, Fatal Motor Vehicle Accidents, motor vehicle accidents
Memorial Day weekend is often known as being deadly on Tennessee roads. While the number of deaths may go up and down from year to year, it is a time that is prone to reckless driving, drunk driving, speeding, and crowded roadways. This year two teens died in an...
On behalf of Pryor Priest & Harber | Jun 12, 2019 | Motorcycle Accidents
Motorcycles are a popular mode of transportation for people throughout Tennessee. Unfortunately, however, collisions involving bikes and other motor vehicle are an all too common occurrence. Without the exterior protections provided by cars and trucks, riders and...
On behalf of Pryor Priest & Harber | Jun 12, 2019 | Fatal Motor Vehicle Accidents, motor vehicle accidents
Drivers in Tennessee face the same risks as those in other states when it comes to driving on busy highways and roads in poor weather conditions. Few expect for tragedy to strike when the weather is nice, they are obeying the law and they are driving safely....
