Have you or a loved one been involved in an Auto Accident? Before You Make a GIANT Mistake and Talk to An Insurance Adjuster, Sign any Forms or Hire an Attorney; Please Give Us a Call or Order Our Free Book - we are here to help. - Phillip

When you get into your car each day, you are one of over four million licensed drivers traveling the roads and highways of our great state. Unfortunately, you might be unlucky enough to be involved in one of Tennessee’s 486 car accidents that occur each day.  These accidents resulted in 1,284 deaths in 2006 alone.  However, knowing that you aren’t the only person who will be involved in an accident this year is of little comfort.  If you or someone you love has been hurt in a serious car accident due to somebody else’s negligence, then you may be feeling angry, frightened, or even alone in your suffering.

There is no reason for you to bear your burden alone.  The experience of an auto accident is traumatic enough and your recovery will bring its own challenges.  You don’t need the added stress of worrying about who will pay for the medical care you need, how your car will be repaired, and if the individuals responsible for your suffering will be brought to justice.  This is the time to call the law firm of local Tennessee attorneys and staff who for the past 25 years have dedicated their lives to protecting the rights of injured men, women, and children in Tennessee.

Serious Auto Accidents Don’t Just Happen

We hear it all the time – “accidents happen”.  However that really isn’t true.  There is always a reason for an accident, always an explanation.  In our experience there is usually a person or people behind the cause of the accident, people who should be held accountable.  You don’t deserve the injuries and suffering you’ve been through because of somebody else’s negligence, and our job is to make sure that you receive the justice and compensation that you deserve.

You may not be sure whether or not you really need an attorney; however we still want to hear from you.  Our policy is to meet with you for no cost and no obligation if you have been involved in an accident and believe that someone else is at fault.  Since we’re on your side, we base our fees on whether or not we can recover on your claim.  If we recover nothing, then you owe us nothing for our time and effort.  We hope the realization that you have nothing to lose by pursuing a satisfactory resolution to your case reassures you, and allows you to focus your energy on getting better while we fight for your rights.

Choosing Phillip Miller & Associates for Your Auto Accident Case

When you hire an attorney from Phillip Miller & Associates, you’re getting the whole package.  You don’t just get an extremely qualified and dedicated lawyer, you also get a loyal Tennessee resident who cares about the quality of life in their community and who puts their time and money into standing up for causes and charities they believe in.  You can read about some of the causes we support on our home page, along with a summary of our professional qualifications.  Additional details about our attorneys and staff can be found by viewing our personal profiles, where you can get to know the men and women who will be looking out for your best interest.

Please contact Phillip Miller & Associates today and take your first step forward towards putting the frustration and horror of your auto accident experience behind you.

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Blog for Tennessee Auto Accidents

• Tennessee Auto Accident caused by fatigued driver on drugs
• Knee injuries and Cartilage damage from Tennessee Auto Accidents may be repaired.
• Tennessee Car Accidents Caused by Drunk Drivers Too Often
• Neck and Back Pain Most Common Complaints after Car accidents in Tennessee
• Auto accidents in Tennessee caused by bad braking?
• Concussions from car wrecks can cause brain injury
• Tennessee Auto accidents from driving under the influence decrease
• Does having a Tennessee car wreck affect your insurance rates?
• Deer in the Headlights
• What to do if you are in an automobile accident
• Teen Driving Safest when Parent Provide Clear Rules and Monitoring
• Uninsured Drivers have Their Own Stories
• Teens Need Graduated Driver Licensing Laws
• How much car insurance is enough?
• Insurance Companies Unscrupulously Deny and Delay Legitimate Claims
• Road Rage
• Road Rage Kills 4 people on I-75
• Nashville Not Safe for Pedestrians
• Animals in Road - Moving Hazards
• Texting Leads to Death in Car Wreck
• Chrysler Loses Appeal over Punitive Damages
• SUV loses control killing cab driver
• Beer on 5 hours of Sleep Makes for Bad Driving
• Using a Cell Phone While Driving in Tennessee
• Driving in the Rain
• Traffic Deaths Down - but for how long?
• A Speed-Related Accident Can Cause Serious Injuries
• Emergency Supplies for the Car or Truck
• Driver Inattention - Cellphones
• Saving on Car Insurance
• More Uninsured Motorists As Economy Weakens
• Road Rage
• Compensation for Whiplash from a Tennessee Car Accident
• Pedestrian Fatally Injured Crossing Main Street
• WilliaM Max Rose dies in car crash
• 2009 Traffic Fatalities
• Tennessee Population Increases but traffice fatalities drop 18%

Phillip Miller's Tennessee Auto Accident Blog

• Nashville Auto Accident Lawyer Looks At Some Sobering Statistics On Elderly Tennessee Drivers
• Nashville Auto Accident Lawyer Chides Drag Racers Who Caused Massive Pile-Up And Then Flee The Scene
• Tennessee Automobile Accident Attorney Reviews A Drunk Driving Fatality In East Tennessee
• Nashville Motorcycle Accident Attorney Ponders A Rookie Driver’s Fatal Crash
• Tennessee Tractor-Trailer Accident Attorney Asks – “What Was The Driver Doing When She Ran Into Stopped Interstate Traffic?”
• Another Tennessee Roadway Departure Crash Fatality – Is Anybody Listening?
• Tennessee Roadway Departure Crashes Becoming A Deadly Epidemic
• Tennessee Teen Indicted For Drunken Fatal Crash That Killed His friend
• Nashville Automobile Accident Attorney Reviews a Preventable Tennessee Child Fatality
• Nashville Automobile Accident Lawyer Argues That It Is Not a Good Idea To Get Drunk And Drive Your Car While Having Sexual Intercourse

Phillip Miller's Personal Injury Blog

• Tennessee Rotator cuff surgery less successful for women?
• Knee Surgery from a Tennessee Accident
• Tennessee Car Wrecks Can Result in Serious Brain Injury
• Parents of Children in Tennessee Car Accident Experience Stress
• Tennessee Knee Injuries – Chondromalacia
• Tennessee Personal Injury Attorney Comments on Knee Injuries
• Tennessee Auto Accident Injury Risk
• Ankle Injury from Tennessee Auto Accidents
• Tennessee Construction Zone Accidents
• Rotator Cuff Injury and Surgery

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Library for Tennessee Auto Accidents:

• Tennessee Driver's License Study Guide   
  Description: Tennessee car accidents are often the result of practices and driving errors that are specifically discussed in the driver's license study guide.
• Tennesee Auto Accident Victims Often Rely on Uninsured Motorist Coverage Law   
  Description: Tennessee Auto Accident victims often have to rely on the uninsured motorist coverage on their own policy and required by Tennessee law on auto insurance policies.
• Anyone who causes a Tennessee car accident must have car insurance or be financially responsible under Tennessee law.   
  Description: Tennessee car accident victims are protected by Tennessee's Financial Responsibility Law that requires all Tennessee Car drivers to have auto insurance or be financially responsible if they cause a Tennessee Auto accident.
• Ejection Risk Much Higher in a Tennessee Car Accident when seatbelts not used. [PDF]   
  Description: Tennessee car accidents can be fatal when the driver or occupants are ejected from the vehicle. This NHTSA study establishes that people who are unbelted are more than 17x more likely to be ejected during a crash.
• Tennessee Drivers Manual and Rules of the Road   
  Description: The Tennessee Drivers' Manual includes rules of the road for safe operation of cars that when followed prevent unnecessary collisions and crashed
• Traffic Control in Construction Zones - The Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices   
  Description: Construction sites and poor traffic signs and warnings can be the cause of serious car collisions and injuries. The Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) provides the rules adopted by each state for traffic signs, pavement markings, signals and anything used to control traffic.
• Tennessee Driver's Manual [PDF]   
  Description: The Tennessee Driver's Manual includes the rules of the road and safe operation of a vehicle, as well as suggestions on how to avoid unnecessary accidents.
• Front end and head-on collisions still producing fatalities despite airbags. [PDF]   
  Description: A seven year study from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration shows that despite airbags and seatbelts, people continue to die in frontal collisions. Simply stated, airbags and seatbelts do not prevent fatalities in all cases. Size of the occupant, angle of impact, and severity of impact as examples, can affect whether or not someone survives a head-on collision.
• Car Accident Deaths [PDF]   
  Description: Data for the first six months of 2009 show a 7% decrease in the traffic fatalities. This data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration provides a full set of data showing the trend.
• Older Adults Unaware of Risks with Pills and Driving [PDF]   
  Description: 95% of the older americans in this study were taking prescription medication, but less than a third (28%) of the pill takers knew what affect the medication could have on their driving.

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Frequent Questions for Tennessee Auto Accidents:

• How much insurance should I have to be protected?
• Will I be covered if involved in an accident while driving someone else's car?
• What should I know about car insurance?
• What Should I Know If I Am In An Accident?
• Will I be covered if involved in an accident while driving someone else's car?
• Can my son or daughter, covered under my policy, drive someone else's car and still be covered by my policy?
• What should I do if I have an accident?
• What if the other driver is at fault and has no insurance?
• Will my policy pay for a rental car if my car is damaged?
• If my car is totaled, will insurance pay off my car note?
• What is the meaning of "subrogation" when applied to my automobile insurance?
• Will use of my car in a car pool be covered?
• What happens if I'm in an accident and don't have any insurance?

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Case Results for Tennessee Auto Accidents:

• $750,000 – Recovery from a road construction company for deaths resulting from misleading signage in a construction zone.
• $650,000 recovery for 19 year old with head injuries who lost several months from school.
• $200,000 for a 37 year old mother who hit by another car on a wet slippery roadway.

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Videos about Tennessee Auto Accidents:

• Drunk driving doesn't always kill
• Wrecks with "Professional" Drivers
• Car Accidents Really Bad Crashes

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Web Resources for Tennessee Auto Accidents:

• Tennessee Auto Accident Attorney Blog

  Description: This blog covers auto accidents throughout Tennessee, as well as safety issues related to cars and driving. Tennessee car accidents, Tennessee Motorcycle Accidents, and Tennessee Tractor-trailer accidents.

• Auto accidents and Fatalities due to Alcohol Decrease 2007-2008

  Description: Auto accidents fatalities caused by drunk driving are continually monitored and Data accumulated by the National Highway Safety Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). 2007-2008 shows decreases in deaths in most states, nationwide.

• Maps that Identify Safe Roads for Tennessee and the U.S.A.

  Description: Saferoadmap.org provides an online resource for maps that show accident "hot spots" nationwide. By entering a zip code, you can see what accidents and fatalities have occurred in a particular area, when they occurred, and even whether a victim was wearing a seatbelt. When you are driving somewhere for the first time, this resource can give you advanced notice of "hot spots" to look out for.

• How to get an accident report in Nashville

  Description: This link tells you how and where to go to obtain a copy of an accident report for a collision that occured in Nashville and Davidson County.

• Teen Drivers Fact Sheet

  Description: The risk of motor vehicle crashes is higher among 16- to 19-year-olds than among any other age group. Teen drivers are four times more likely than older drivers to crash.

• Teenager Driving Risk

  Description: 6000 teenagers die every year in car collisions. One alternative for parents is the use of GPS tracking that proves whether or not a teen is driving safely.

• Insurance Institute for Highway Safety

  Description: This is an insurance industry site that includes data on fatalities, crashworthiness, vehicle ratings, and top safety picks among current cars.

• The Center for Auto Safety

  Description: The Center for Auto Safety provides information on recalls, defects, auto industry fines, complaints, and news related to auto defects and safety.

• Vehicle, Child Seat, and Tire Recalls

  Description: Manufacturer recalls of any vehicle, tire, or child seat can be found on this government site.

• TDOT Smartmap of Traffic Incidents, Construction, and Live Camera Feeds

  Description: TDOT Smartmap of Traffic Incidents, Construction, and Live Camera Feeds

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