On behalf of Sharp & Attanasio, Attorneys at Law | Oct 26, 2020 | car accidents
Catastrophic injuries are serious injuries that often impact control centers of the human body, such as the brain and spinal cord. These types of injuries can result from car accidents, and Knoxville residents who sustain catastrophic injuries can face months or even...
On behalf of Sharp & Attanasio, Attorneys at Law | Oct 13, 2020 | car accidents
Distracted driving can cause serious and even fatal injuries, especially to pedestrians who have virtually no protection if they are hit by a vehicle. In one case, parents of an 11-year-old girl filed a lawsuit against a distracted motorist who struck their...
On behalf of Sharp & Attanasio, Attorneys at Law | Sep 26, 2020 | car accidents
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that traumatic brain injuries are a leading cause of serious injury and death in the U.S. Motor vehicle accidents, of course, are a common cause of TBIs. Because your car has many safety features, you may emerge...
On behalf of Sharp & Attanasio, Attorneys at Law | Sep 10, 2020 | car accidents
Any type of auto accident can cause injuries and fatalities in Tennessee. Many accidents can be avoided and the damage they may cause can be mitigated with evasive maneuvers, but there is little that can be done when a vehicle is in the wrong lane and sparks a head-on...
On behalf of Sharp & Attanasio, Attorneys at Law | Sep 3, 2020 | car accidents
How other drivers put motorcyclists in harm’s way Summer is the ideal time for motorcyclists in Tennessee. Good weather, open roads and beautiful scenery across the state all make hitting the road irresistible. Unfortunately, for many riders, this busy season ended...
On behalf of Sharp & Attanasio, Attorneys at Law | Aug 10, 2020 | car accidents
Labor Day — the unofficial end of summer — is nearing, and people in the Knoxville area may be making plans to spend the holiday having a drink or two. There is no harm in having a couple of drinks and then driving home, right? Actually, you do not have to...
