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Wrongful Death | InjuryBoard Nashville

Posted by Rob McKinney |
November 08, 2006 2:34 PM

Working on a case today and discovered some law that some might find helpful. If you have been seperated from your spouse and suffer a worker's compensation injury , Be careful how the settlement is worded . The settlement must state the disabilty benefits replace future income . If it does not your spouse maybe entitled to one half of the settlement . See Bilyeu v.Bilyeu...

Posted by Rob McKinney |
October 18, 2006 7:45 AM

The Governor of Tennessee and the Tennessee Legislature has severely limited a injured worker's right for fair compensation . The worker' compensation act limits the amount one can recover for the loss of a loved one. Therefore, it is important to look at who caused the injury or death in these accidents. When an injury or death is caused by the negligence...

Posted by Rob McKinney |
October 11, 2006 7:50 AM

I was reading the Nashville Tennessean Newspaper this morning about an apartment house fire . The paper reported that the fire started on the first floor . Hopefully , no one was injured and my blessings go out to those families . This article reminded me of the importance of fire safety to prevent serious injuries from house fires .I am currently handling a fire case that...

Posted by Rob McKinney |
October 04, 2006 8:07 AM

What can a family recover for the tragic loss of a loved one in a wrongful death case ? Tennessee Code Annotated Section 20-5-113 sets the type of damages a famliy can recover in these types of cases . There are several types of damages one can recover in a wrongful death action . First , you can be awarded the mental and physical suffering actually...

Posted by Rob McKinney |
October 03, 2006 7:30 AM

A couple of weeks ago, I was arguing a wrongful death case before the Tennessee Court of Appeals.The case involved the liability of a landlord to people who visited the premises.So,what do you have to prove in a slip and fall or trip and fall case on rented property ? Under Tennessee law, A landlord is odinarily not responsible for an injury to a...

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