Tennessee Supreme Court Expands Legal Options for Slip and Fall Plaintiffs
In a significant ruling, the Tennessee Supreme Court has determined that plaintiffs can pursue direct negligence claims against businesses even when those businesses admit to being vicariously liable for their employees’ actions. The Court also clarified that plaintiffs may simultaneously assert claims based on both negligent activity and premises liability, offering broader options for legal […]
New MS Research Highlights Links Between Initial Symptoms and Long-Term Disability Outcomes
Recent research into multiple sclerosis (MS) has uncovered a significant connection between specific early symptoms and long-term disability outcomes, offering fresh insights into the progression of this complex neurological condition. Published in Brain Medicine, the study, “The Association of Different Acute Manifestations of Multiple Sclerosis on Functional Outcome,” has potential implications for how clinicians approach […]
Christina Haack Takes Tennessee Farmhouse Off the Market Amid Divorce Battle with Josh Hall
Christina Haack, the well-known real estate investor and television personality, has made headlines again, this time for pulling the listing of her luxurious Tennessee farmhouse amid ongoing divorce proceedings with her third husband, Josh Hall. The property, which epitomizes rustic elegance, was listed in early October for $4.5 million but has since been withdrawn as […]
Connecticut Marriage and Divorce Trends: the Economic Impact and Cultural Shifts
Over the past two decades, marriage and divorce trends in Connecticut have largely reflected the state of the economy and shifts in cultural norms. The ups and downs in both rates show just how intertwined relationships can be with economic conditions and social acceptance of marriage and divorce. In 2022, Connecticut ranked 23rd in divorce […]
Georgia Election Preparations Remain on Track Despite Hurricane Helene’s Aftermath: Impact on Businesses and Voters
Georgia’s top elections official, Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, reassured the public on Monday that the recent damage from Hurricane Helene is not expected to cause major disruptions in the upcoming general election. As the state prepares for the election, which is only weeks away, many were concerned about how the storm’s impact might affect […]
