How Much Will an Ambulance Ride Cost Me After a Tennessee Car Accident?
After an auto accident in Tennessee, emergency medical services may be required to transport injured individuals to get the medical care they need. However, ambulance services can come at a cost that survivors cannot afford, adding more financial strain during an already challenging time. Ambulance services offered in Tennessee Tennessee offers a variety of ambulance…
Read MoreHow Social Media Can Impact Your Personal Injury Claim
Posting about your accident case on social media is generally a bad idea. It can significantly affect your personal injury claim in several critical ways: Admissions of fault or inconsistencies: Any statements you make about the accident, your injuries, or your recovery can be scrutinized. Inconsistent or offhand comments can be interpreted as admissions of…
Read MoreDo I Have Enough Car Insurance to Protect Me After an Accident?
Car insurance provides financial protection against potential losses or damages that may occur as a result of owning and operating a vehicle. Here are the purposes and benefits of car insurance: Financial protection: Car insurance covers the costs of repairing or replacing your vehicle after an accident, regardless of who is at fault, and provides…
Read MoreThe Role of Black Box Data in Truck Accident Cases
The role of black box data in truck accident cases is significant. These devices function similarly to the black boxes found in airplanes, and are crucial for monitoring the vehicle’s performance and recording data that can be used in the event of an accident. What is a “black box?” A “black box” refers to Event…
Read MoreDo All Truck Drivers Need a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) in Tennessee?
In Tennessee, as in most states, truck drivers typically need a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) if they are operating vehicles that fall into specific categories. Generally, a CDL is required for: Vehicles with a Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) of 26,001 pounds or more Combination vehicles with a Gross Combined Weight Rating (GCWR) of 26,001…
Read MoreCongratulations, Gemma Kilgore, on Receiving the Max McElhaney Memorial Education Scholarship for 2024!
Rocky McElhaney Law Firm is thrilled to announce that Gemma Kilgore is the 2024 recipient of the Max McElhaney Memorial Education Scholarship! We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Gemma, a young woman with a bright future ahead. “We loved Gemma’s essay,” said Rocky McElhaney. “Her description of the Gold Standard of Love touched us deeply…
Read MoreHow to Get a Police Report After a Nashville Accident
One of the most common pieces of advice a person receives about what to do after a car accident is to file a police report. This document provides information about what took place, who was involved, and potentially, who was at fault. If police do not file a report at the scene, you can follow…
Read MoreHow to Check the Status of a Workers’ Comp Claim in Tennessee
Imagine you were hurt at work and did everything you were supposed to do. You filed a claim, sought medical care, and told your boss. Then, after all those steps, you are left waiting for the claim to process and the much-needed financial support to come through. In truth, a variety of factors contribute to…
Read MoreYour Neck in a Wreck: How Car Accidents Cause Long-Term Neck Trauma
Car accidents can cause severe neck injuries that may affect you for the rest of your life. The neck is one of the most delicate and fragile parts of the body. When involved in a car accident, your neck may move rapidly back and forth or end up in awkward positions, resulting in severe and…
Read MoreWhat Kinds of Tests Are Needed to Diagnose a Brain Injury?
Whether you strike your head on the steering wheel during a car accident, slip and fall while shopping at the grocery store, or you are hit in the head by a falling object while working at a construction site, you are at risk of a brain injury. Brain injuries require a correct diagnosis and treatment…
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