TN. state on car crashs?
86496
More than likely yes. If the damage suffered will cost more to fix than the value of the car.
186740
oh, i live in tennessee. what about in rutherford county? or brentwood.awesome. you can check iy on line. i live in murfreesboro
1071962
Not really sure.  But the guy from the tv show Dirty Jobs did it once and it was in TN.  Google his show to see if it has a few links that you can try.  You know its dangerous...right?
2547
Given all the changes in Tenncare, that's an interesting and vexing question. I've been looking at the TennCare site (1st URL below) for a while, and it's not particularly useful. You might try their Family Assistance telephone number (866-311-4287), which is from their Important numbers page (2nd URL). Over on the State of TN xite, I found a list of HMOs whose doctors accept TennCare (3rd URL). A fairly generic county-by-county database of health resources (bigger things like health departments & community clinics) can be found at the 4th URL. Finally, the TennHelp site (5th URL) offers a fairly involved search for providers. The 6th URL points to the last step in the search process, where you just choose what county you're in and hit the Search Now button. The cadeuceus icon beside search results indicates providers who offer "reduced-cost or free health services to low-income or uninsured Tennesseans."
1171035
OK, here's your options.  It seems that the guy who hit your car isn't owning up to his responsibilities.  Depending upon where you live you may be able to contact the department of motor vehicles and obtain insurance  & registration information.  However, I suspect that this slime ball was uninsured.  In this case you may have to sue him in small claims court.  To do this, contact your county court and ask for information.  They will tell you what is necessary and may give you information on how to prove your case.  I hope you got his name, address, telephone number and hopefully his driver's license ID number, along with the make, model, year and license plate from his car.   When suing someone in small claims court, come with evidence in hand on the day of your hearing.  Take lots of photos of the car, showing the damage and hopefully you have photos of the car before the accident, showing no damage.  Also, take photos of the accident site, showing if the other guy had a stop sign, red light or the like.  remember that when you take pictures, although you may need some close ups, you must realize that any judge may not know the location and you should have soem "set up" pictures to show the general area.  Finally, get more than one estimate and tell the body shop thta you need the estimate "certified"  (If this is required in your state, the body shop should know what this means.)  good luck
972946
First, I am really sorry to hear this and wish you all the best.\n\nBut knowing a good law firm requires knowing the specific jurisdiction of the event. You are going to be looking for a plaintiff's litigation firm which specializes in personal injury. While money is not necessarily an objective, the recovery might be extensive assuming the estate of the deceased driver has anything to give. I would recommend consulting with a few different lawyers in your area and comparing their advice. Given what you have said, the recovery should be rather significant (including injuries to your wife, vehicle loss, loss of wages, and any potential impact it might have on the child). But just compare the advice of the attnys in the area and proceed from there.
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It is only available to 14 or 15 year olds.\n\nhttp://www.tennessee.gov/safety/driverlicense/dltypes.htm#hardship
14040
in tennessee its www.tennesseeanytime.org and it has a place for laws and justice where you can do a search on criminals and it tells you what prision they are in.  mabye its a site like this for you
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Tennessee Law Enforcement Training Academy\nBrian Grisham, Director \n3025 Lebanon Rd.\nNashville, TN 37214\nPhone: (615) 741-4448\nFax: (615) 741-3366 \nwww.tennessee.gov/safety/tleta
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http://www.tn.gov.in/
821788
I wouldn't worry too much about it, maybe request to have a copy of what her injuries were and maybe consult some professionals about the likely hood those injuries occured as a result of your crash.  Shes probably trying to milk you for money now and the injury is probably superficial or non existant.  Check for a statute of limitations , or lawyer up.
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car accident with family about 7-8 years ago. nobody hurt but me. I got chronic whiplash. went through physical therapy, biofeedback, massage therapy, and have been on so many meds for it that most pills won't work for me anymore, and I developed an allergy to vicodin. now I get migrains, and the odd muscle spasm. really sucks. we got rear ended by a truck pulling a boat while pulling into a gas station. since we were hit while pulling it, it was at an angle, and hit the left corner of the back bumper. I was sitting in the back left seat, so I got the brunt of it all. but at least my parents and sisters were fine, and we didn't get hit worse. and insurance payed for all of my treatment, so that was fortunate as well.
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http://www.deathpenaltyinfo.org/state/
883448
I would research if she had an attorney.  You might check with the county court house too.\n\nI live in Knoxville, TN - its a pretty day today isn't it?  Good luck!
1141855
here are some questions for the witnesses including other drivers or passengers:\n\n-is anyone else injured\n-did anyone flee the scene or is not accounted for\n-were there vehicles involved that did not stop\n-who was driving at the time (if out of car)\n-which car(s)/seat(s) were the passengers in (if out of car)\n-has anyone moved the cars at all\n-which direction were the drivers coming from/going to\n-how fast were they traveling\n-did they seem in control of the vehicle\n-were any sudden movements made\n-are there other witnesses you are aware of\n-what is your name, address, telephone number
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http://www.tennessee.gov/correction/
1087676
Once again this depends on where you are located and what kind of information you are looking for.  Believe it or not Florida has a law that makes it a felony to disclose information from a crash report within 60 days to anyone but a select few, including parties involved in the crash and the media.  Seems we had a lot of ambulance chasers at one time.