When someone is injured in a motor vehicle collision we commonly say they were injured in a car “accident”. Likewise, if a victim is hurt after slipping on a wet floor at the supermarket we say the injuries occurred in a slip and fall “accident”.
Topics covered in this report include:
- Intentional, Strict Liability and Negligent Torts
- Elements of Negligence
- Comparative Negligence
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Dinah’s practice at Bennett and Michael focuses on Family Law, Personal Injury Litigation, Insurance Defense, and General Civil Litigation. She has litigated cases in Tennessee’s trial courts, Court of Appeals, and the Tennessee Supreme Court. Dinah also maintains an active Family Law and Civil Mediation practice. She is a certified Rule 31 Family Law and Civil Law Mediator, handling matters ranging from divorce and custody to personal injury lawsuits.
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