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Important Comparative Fault Case to Be Argued in May

The Tennessee Supreme Court has announced that it is going to hear oral argument in a very important case on Wednesday, May 7th, 11:00 a.m. in Knoxville.  The case is Tennie Martin et al. v. Norfolk Southern Railway Co. et al. (Franks,  author) (Susano, dissenting) – E2006-01021-SC-R11-CV.  The issues are:…

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Troup v. Fischer Steel Decided

The Tennessee Supreme Court decided the Troup case on Friday.  Troup is a case involving a third-party tort action arising from an on-the-job injury suffered by the employee of a sub-contractor on a construction site.  The Western Section of the Court of Appeals held that it was reversible error not to instruct…

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How To Make Sure This Doesn’t Happen To You

A complaint against the State of Tennessee has just been dismissed because the plaintiff alleged that a state trooper may have committed negligence but did not affirmatively allege that the trooper was negligent.  The Court of Appeals affirmed the dismissal stating that it did not state a cause of action.  The…

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