Does Tennessee Have a Total Loss Threshold for Cars?

When your vehicle is severely damaged in a car accident, we understand that the insurance process can be overwhelming. You may be wondering, “Is my car a total loss?” The Sevierville car accident lawyers at Delius, McKenzie & McCarter, are here to help you understand Tennessee’s total loss threshold, which can help you work through…

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What Does a Truck Accident Lawyer Do?

Truck accidents are some of the worst on the road. Not only do these serious crashes often lead to some of the most debilitating injuries, but pursuing compensation can also be confusing. The trucking industry involves many federal regulations, and there are multiple parties who might share liability for the victims’ injuries. On top of…

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What Does a Motorcycle Accident Lawyer Do?

Motorcycle accidents can change your life in an instant. Without warning, you can end up facing serious injuries, expensive medical bills, and a fight with the insurance company. If you’ve been in a motorcycle accident in Tennessee, you may be wondering: “Do I really need a lawyer? And if so, what exactly does a motorcycle…

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Understanding Tennessee’s Marijuana Laws: Decriminalization vs. Legalization

Tennessee has some of the strictest marijuana laws in the country. While other states have embraced various levels of legalization, Tennessee continues to take a hard stance against cannabis possession and use. But there’s often confusion between two key concepts: decriminalization and legalization. Understanding the difference is important if you want to stay on the…

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Can You Get a Concussion From Whiplash?

If you’ve ever been in a car accident, you know that the impact can do strange things to your body. Even if you walk away without visible injuries, the force of a crash can cause damage you might not notice right away. One of the most misunderstood injuries? Concussions caused by whiplash. If you’ve been…

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How a DUI Can Impact Your CDL

Commercial truck drivers can lose their right to drive if they are convicted of driving under the influence (DUI) in Tennessee. Under state law, all drivers can be convicted of a DUI offense if their blood alcohol content (BAC) level is .08 or more. Being convicted of a DUI will also impact a person’s driving…

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