Why Did Traffic Accident Fatalities Jump 20 Percent In Memphis In 2016?
- April 25th, 2017
- The Law Office of David E. Gordon
Traffic accidents in the Memphis area rose during the past year at an alarming rate, according to recently released figures. Records from the Memphis Police Department show that an estimated 130 fatal car accidents occurred in 2016 within the city limits, marking a jump of nearly 20 percent from the…
A Step by Step Look at the Personal Injury Lawsuit Process
- April 12th, 2017
- The Law Office of David E. Gordon
Accidents occur every day in Memphis. They happen at work, school and home. Frequently, they occur on the road. Motor vehicle accidents, in fact, are a leading cause of accidental injuries and deaths in the United States. The National Safety Council (NSC) reports that accident-related injuries impact more than three…
What Goes into the Process of Pursuing a Slip and Fall Lawsuit?
- March 8th, 2017
- The Law Office of David E. Gordon
Even a minor slip and fall can majorly impact your health and your financial security. Unfortunately, a property owner’s negligence often serves as the cause of a slip and fall. If you suffered injuries in a slip and fall on another person’s property – whether it was a private residence,…
Study Rates the Best and Worst States for Teen Drivers
- February 23rd, 2017
- The Law Office of David E. Gordon
Young drivers get into their fair share of serious car accidents. This is why so many parents are nervous when they hand their keys over to their teenager. How concerned should parents be about the risks that their teens face on the road? A recently published study by WalletHub does…
Should I Give a Recorded Statement to the Insurance Company?
- January 31st, 2017
- The Law Office of David E. Gordon
When you get into a car accident, the insurance company can make the recovery process difficult for you. The insurer will look for any number of ways to minimize or deny the compensation that you seek for your physical, emotional and financial harm. For this reason, you need to know…
Why Are More People Dying on U.S. Roads?
- January 18th, 2017
- The Law Office of David E. Gordon
Every year, car accidents serve as a leading cause of death in Tennessee, Mississippi and throughout the country. Unfortunately, recent National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) data suggests that the problem is getting worse. According to the NHTSA’s final 2015 statistics, 35,092 people died in traffic crashes in the U.S….
Congratulations to the 2016 Scholarship winners!
- January 5th, 2017
- The Law Office of David E. Gordon
The Law Office of David E. Gordon hosted their first ever scholarship contest this year. We asked applicants to answer the following prompt in an essay or video: WHAT CAN BE DONE IN OUR SOCIETY TO PROMOTE A GREATER RESPECT FOR CIVIL RIGHTS AND FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT? You must submit…
Dealing with an Insurance Adjuster after an Accident in Tennessee or Mississippi
- December 27th, 2016
- The Law Office of David E. Gordon
In the aftermath of a car accident, you need to take care of many things such as seeking medical care, reporting the accident to the police and filing a claim with the insurance company. You surely have your hands full. One mistake that many people who have been involved in…
Tennessee Launches New Teen Driver Safety Program
- December 22nd, 2016
- The Law Office of David E. Gordon
Of all the drivers on our roads, perhaps none are more at risk of being involved in an auto accident as teens. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that six teens in our country die every day from injuries suffered in a motor vehicle crash, while approximately 10…
Memphis Personal Injury Lawyer David E. Gordon Sponsors $1,500 Scholarship Contest
- October 31st, 2016
- The Law Office of David E. Gordon
Memphis, Tennessee (October 24, 2016) – Memphis personal injury lawyer David E. Gordon is sponsoring a $1,500 scholarship essay and video contest that is aimed at fostering discussion about civil rights and the role of law enforcement. The contest is open to current high school juniors or seniors and students…
