Posts by Bryan E. Delius
Major Rezoning Vote Set for April 7: Concerns Rise Over 1000-Home Development in Sevierville
The Sevierville Planning Commission is expected to vote on April 7, 2026 on a rezoning request by national housing developer D.R. Horton to rezone over 400 acres of property on Red Bank Road for the purpose of commencing Phase 1 of a housing development that ultimately intends to facilitate the construction of over 1,250 homes,…
Read MoreFederal vs. State DUI Charges When Driving Through National Parks
A drive through a national park can feel like freedom. When you’re caught up in the fresh mountain air, winding roads, and beautiful views of Great Smoky Mountains National Park, it’s hard to think about anything else. In many national parks, including Great Smoky Mountains National Park, DUIs are commonly prosecuted in federal court due…
Read MoreStopped for DUI While Visiting the Smokies: What to Do Next
A trip to the Great Smoky Mountains should be all about the stunning views and quiet, peaceful drives. But when you see flashing lights in your rearview mirror and find yourself taking a Breathalyzer test, suddenly that’s the focal point of the trip. Every year, tourists visiting this part of Tennessee find themselves facing DUI…
Read MorePedestrian and Bicycle Accidents in Tennessee
Tennessee’s cities are seeing a rise in tourism, and as a result, efforts to accommodate the increase in pedestrians and bicyclists are struggling to keep up. Whether riding, walking, or driving, it’s critical to know your rights and obligations as a road user. If you’ve been injured in a pedestrian or bicycle accident in Tennessee,…
Read MoreWhen an Out-of-State Driver Gets a Tennessee Criminal or Traffic Charge: What Happens to Your License?
You’re traveling in Tennessee; maybe you’re visiting family, visiting the Smokies, or on business. Regardless of what brought you to Tennessee, getting stopped by an officer is stressful. You get pulled over in a state that’s unfamiliar to you, navigate an arrest process or citation, and realize that you don’t know how to navigate traffic…
Read MoreProduct Defect Statute of Limitations in Tennessee
According to recent statistics, the number of product defect claims filed each year is on the rise in the United States. With almost 6,000 product liability cases filed in 2022 alone, it’s fair to say that far too many Americans know firsthand just how much harm can be caused by defective products. While product liability…
Read MoreNursing Home Abuse vs. Neglect in Tennessee
According to the CDC, over 1.3 million Americans reside in nursing homes. Every single one of these people is deserving of dedicated care and concern while living in these environments, but all too often, residents find themselves suffering abuse and neglect at the hands of their caregivers. When families make the difficult decision to place…
Read MoreHoliday Travel Accidents in Tennessee: Timely Legal Tips for a Safe Season
The holidays are supposed to be a time of celebration, joy, and togetherness. Unfortunately, many families find themselves shouldering the unexpected burden of a holiday travel accident when they’re supposed to be enjoying time with the people they love most. With more vehicles on the road, increased alcohol consumption, and unpredictable weather conditions, holiday travel…
Read MoreSerious Trucking Accidents in Tennessee: What Local Motorists Need to Know
Crashes involving semi-trucks and 18-wheelers are common, dangerous, and – thankfully – largely preventable with the right intervention. Let’s look at what makes pursuing compensation for trucking accidents in Tennessee so complicated and discuss the role an experienced truck accident attorney can play in helping you recover the damages you need to move forward. What…
Read MoreCan First-Time Drug Offenders Avoid Jail in Tennessee?
Few things are more stressful than being caught with drugs on your person in Tennessee. You know that there will be consequences—but what are they and how serious will they be? Depending on how seriously you approach this issue and how you handle it, your outcomes may vary. That’s why it is so important to…
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