Tennessee Accident Lawyer
Winning for Those Who Have Lost
Whether you were injured in a car accident, a crash with an 18-wheeler, or a motorcycle wreck, Queener Law has the skill and experience to ensure that you recover fair and appropriate compensation. We take on big insurance companies and large corporations, holding parties accountable when their negligence causes you to lose. When you retain our firm to handle your accident case, you can rest assured that we will go the extra mile to make sure every responsible party pays for the pain they have caused. Queener Law works with accident reconstructionists, medical experts, and cutting-edge technology to determine the causes and consequences of your accident. In doing so, we help make sure that you recover money damages that help you maintain your quality of life. Our Nashville accident law firm has recovered millions on behalf of injured victims like you.
You’ve Got Questions, We Have Answers
When you’ve been injured or a love one was killed in an accident in Tennessee, the claims process can seem like a confusing maze of uncertainties. Sorting out the statutes of limitations for accident claims, which damages are recoverable, and who may be liable for you pain can cause additional stress that impedes your physical, mental and financial recovery. Our team can steer you in the right direction so you can focus on the important things- like getting better.
We Represent People Injured in All Types of Motor Vehicle Accidents
Over the years, Queener Law has represented clients who were injured in virtually all types of accidents. From minor fender benders that caused whiplash or broken bones to serious crashes that cost loved ones their lives, we’ve successfully handled car accidents, pedestrian and bicycle injuries, large truck crashes, and motorcycle wrecks.
When another party’s negligence causes you pain or losses, the damages that you have sustained, and will continue to endure, may not be evident right away. The shock of the accident may cloud your judgement. The adrenaline from the crash may mask your injuries. The impact of medical bills and lost income might not seem real right away. And ongoing losses and treatments are likely unknown in the first days, or even weeks after a crash. You have the legal right to hold the negligent person or company accountable for all of your losses. Big insurance companies and large trucking corporations often contact accident victims trying to settle claims before the reality of their losses really sinks in. They will stop at nothing to minimize, or even deny responsibility for your pain. Before you talk to their representatives, agree to any settlement offers, or sign that check, give our accident team a call. If you deal with them first, you could forfeit your right to fair and appropriate financial recovery.
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Car Accident Photos Capture Crucial Details
Taking pictures immediately after people have been involved in accidents can help to preserve crucial evidence of what occurred and which driver was at fault. Photographs can help prove the liability of a driver while also helping convince insurance companies that settling is a wise choice. Pictures can show the angles at which the vehicles… Read more »
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Does Loud Music Impact the Saftey of Your Drive?
Listening to loud music can negatively impact a driver’s reaction times and driving abilities. Studies indicate that listening to certain types of music can reduce driver aggression and stress, but tempo, volume, and type may play a significant role in driver performance. If drivers are distracted by loud music, they may fail to react in… Read more »
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Could Relay Trucking Save Lives?
Relay trucking could be the answer to improving truckers’ work/life balance, preventing accidents, and saving lives. According to the FMCSA and NHTSA, fatigued and overworked drivers cause most commercial truck crashes. The FMCSA requires drivers and carriers to observe implemented hours of service regulations. Even with those limits, drivers often work long shifts with few… Read more »
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Over 11,000 Aircraft May Be Out of Compliance
FAA safety inspectors may have improperly approved thousands of aircraft for commercial operation without first reviewing the exemption limitations that could cause them to be prohibited. A whistleblower made a report to the Office of Special Counsel, which requested that the Federal Aviation Administration conduct an investigation. The investigation found that more than 11,000 planes… Read more »
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Truck Driver Shortage Puts Safety at Risk
The nationwide truck driver shortage could result in younger truckers behind the wheel of big rigs that cross state lines, raising the risk for truck accidents. Commercial drivers who are between the ages of 18 and 21 are six times likelier to be involved in fatal trucking accidents than older, more experienced drivers. The push… Read more »
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