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  • 2024
    • August
      • TENNESSEE TORT CAPS: UNDERSTANDING THE LIMITS ON COMPENSATORY AND PUNITIVE DAMAGES
      • UPDATE-THE PREEMPTION RULE-TENNESSEE LAW
    • July
      • Speculative Damages in Personal Injury Cases: How Certain Must They Be?
      • INDEPENDENT MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS IN PERSONAL INJURY CASES
      • UNDERSTANDING THE TENNESSEE FAMILY PURPOSE DOCTRINE
  • 2023
    • September
      • TIPS FOR TAKING A DISCOVERY DEPOSITION OF A PLAINTIFF IN A PERSONAL INJURY CASE
      • MEDIATION TECHNIQUES: THOSE WHO GET IT, GET IT DONE
  • 2022
    • October
      • CLAIMS AGAINST THE UNINSURED MOTORIST CARRIER IN A PERSONAL INJURY CASE-TORT, CONTRACT OR BOTH? YES, YES AND YES
      • PROVING FUTURE MEDICAL EXPENSES IN A PERSONAL INJURY CASE-WHAT DOES IT TAKE?
    • September
      • THE ELECTION UNDER THE TENNESSEE UNINSURED MOTORIST STATUTE: DEFENDING IN THE NAME OF THE UNINSURED MOTORIST OR THE INSURER
      • PUNITIVE DAMAGE AWARDS AGAINST A DECEASED DEFENDANT-CAN IT HAPPEN?
    • April
      • MEDIATION MUSTS
      • TENNESSEE BAD FAITH-AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT CLAIMS
    • March
      • THE APPLICATION OF THE ONE-YEAR STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS TO THE UNINSURED MOTORIST CARRIER
      • DEFAULT JUDGMENT IN A PERSONAL INJURY CASE? DON’T GET TOO EXCITED … YET!
      • Lakeside CLE at CHL
    • February
      • MEDIATORS. IT'S NOT JUST MEDIATING!
      • MEDIATION SETTLEMENT AGREEMENTS: CROSS YOUR T’S; DOT YOUR I’S; AND, GIVE CREDIT WHERE CREDIT IS DUE
      • THE PREEMPTION RULE IN TENNESSEE
  • 2021
    • July
      • Can You Refuse a Breathalyzer in Tennessee?
      • PERSONAL INJURY CASES, DAMAGES AND "REASONABLE" MEDICAL EXPENSES
    • June
      • The Discovery Deposition: Listen and Learn
    • May
      • Are Traffic Sobriety Tests Too Hard?
      • JURY TRIALS: GOING BEYOND THE VERDICT
      • Disclosure of Video Surveillance in Personal Injury Cases
    • April
      • Lawyers, What is Your Brand?
    • March
      • Preparing the Mediator: Writing an Effective Confidential Mediation Statement
      • Mediation Preparation: Preparing the Client for Mediation
    • February
      • Bridging the Gap : Mediation's Role in Divorce
      • Mediating in the New Era
  • 2020
    • December
      • You've Decided to Divorce – What Next?
    • November
      • Deciding to Divorce: Things to Consider Before Filing
    • October
      • How Well Do You Know the Supreme Court?
      • Hemp, Marijuana and CBD – Weeding Out the Differences
    • May
      • Mediation: By Phone or Video Conference?
    • April
      • Evening Virtual Mediations
    • March
      • When is Your Case Ready for Mediation?
      • A Message for New Attorneys - Find a Mentor
      • The Reasons Virtual Mediation Will Work
      • What is a Mediation?
      • Mediate Virtually
      • Coronavirus (COVID-19): Santel | Garner to Remain Open
      • Garner joins Parkerson Santel Partnership
      • Take the Car Keys with You!
  • 2019
    • October
      • The Application of the Work-Product Doctrine to an Insurance Claim File
      • Defending a Medical Proof Deposition Part 2: Use of and Objections to Exhibits
      • Defending a Medical Proof Deposition Part 1: Objections to the Scope of the Use of Medical Records in a Treating Doctor’s Deposi
      • Understanding the Tennessee UM/UIM Arbitration Statute
    • September
      • What Do You Have to Say or Do in a DUI Investigation?
      • Benefits of Mediation
      • Your Criminal Case: It’s Real Life, Not a TV Drama
      • Each DUI is Different
      • The Anatomy of a Civil Lawsuit
      • What To Do If You Are Served With A Lawsuit
      • Got Court? Come Prepared!
      • Are Roadblocks Legal? Maybe.
      • Just Because You are Charged With It Does Not Mean You Are Going To Be Convicted Of It
      • What Can I Expect if I Get Pulled Over and Charged with a DUI?
    • August
      • Often Unknown Benefits of Insurance Coverage
      • Don’t Forget the Motion for New Trial!
      • Initial Consult – Questions “FOR” the Attorney
      • Benefits of Having a Written Contract
      • Do You Have to Let the Police In?
      • The Risk of You Being Underinsured if You are in an Accident with an Uninsured Motorist
    • July
      • The Reason “Full Coverage” May Not Mean Fully Covered
      • Why Did You Get Pulled Over?
      • What to Expect After Being Charged with a Crime
      • Can a Vehicle be Searched After an Arrest?
      • Top Reasons Why You Should Incorporate Your Business
      • Staying Balanced While Practicing Law
    • April
      • When to Call a Lawyer
      • Experience Matters
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