Daniel L. Clayton

A recent head-on collision on Interstate 40 in Cookeville resulted in one fatality and injuries to two others. A pickup truck driver lost control, crossed the median into westbound lanes, and collided head-on with an SUV, killing the SUV driver. Charges are pending against the pickup truck driver. It’s terrifying… Read More →

Falls are a common concern for elderly individuals, and even more so for those residing in nursing homes. While age and frailty can contribute to falls, they aren’t always inevitable. In some cases, frequent falls might indicate neglect in nursing homes. Why Falling Is A Significant Concern Falls are a… Read More →

Getting surgery for any reason can be scary, especially if you will be unconscious the entire time. In these scenarios, your doctors and nurses would fully control the situation guided by industry standards and procedural guidelines. However, these cases may still be prone to errors, including wrong-site surgeries. These mistakes happen when… Read More →

Indicators of nursing home neglect and abuse in Tennessee include physical signs like bruises, fractures, or restraint marks, and broken personal items. Behavioral changes such as sudden unresponsiveness, unusual behaviors like biting or rocking, new mental health issues, and unexplained changes in eating or sleeping habits can signal emotional or… Read More →

A woman died following a head-on crash on Charles Seivers Boulevard in Clinton. A sedan driver lost control, crossed a grass median, and struck a westbound SUV, causing it to overturn into a ditch. Four individuals were transported for medical treatment. Victims of such motor vehicle accidents often face costly… Read More →

When it comes time to put a loved one in a Tennessee nursing home, families often feel conflicted. Realizing that someone close to you can’t care for themselves at home any longer comes with many emotions. Plus, older adults often resist being moved to an unfamiliar place, even if it… Read More →

Tennessee law imposes a strict one-year statute of limitations on wrongful death claims. Surviving family members generally have one year from the date of death to file a lawsuit. Important evidence for these claims includes death certificates, medical records, and proof of lost income. Missing this deadline may jeopardize the… Read More →

A recent head-on crash in Knoxville, Tennessee, which resulted in the death of a woman, is believed to have been caused by a drunk driver. The accident occurred on Schaeffer Road when a Saturn SUV crossed the centerline and collided with an Acura SUV. Police identified speed and alcohol as… Read More →

The birth of a child should be a memorable moment filled with wonder and joy for parents in Tennessee. Delivering a baby is also a fragile and delicate process. If medical providers make even the slightest error, it could mean drastic consequences for both the infant and mother. Tragically, hundreds… Read More →