Giles County, Tennessee
Car Accident Cases In Giles County
Of course, we handle also handle car wrecks, motorcycle accidents and tractor-trailer crashes.Giles County enjoys close proximity to both Nashville and Huntsville via Interstate 65, and Interstate 65 is just one of many interstates running through the State. Accidents can happen anywhere -- from back roads to interstates. But, interstates are often filled with fatigued out-of-state drivers or truckers who are driving over their permitted service hours. Combine this with drivers who fail to obey the speed limit or who are driving while intoxicated and serious accidents can occur.
From 2015 to 2019, out of the State's 95 counties, Giles County ranked as follows:
- Overall Crash Rate: 16th
- Fatal Crash Rate: 16th
- Injury Crash Rate: 12th
- Motorcycle Crash Rate: 40th
- Alcohol-Impaired Fatality Rate: 21st
- Alcohol-Impaired Crash Rate: 22nd
- Speeding Crash Rate: 14th
- Young Driver (Ages 15-24) Crash Rate: 17th
- Senior Driver (Ages 65+) Crash Rate: 25th
We Can Help You and Your Family
If you have been injured in any kind of accident due to someone's carelessness, you need the experienced team at The Law Offices of John Day, P.C. Our award-winning attorneys can help you recover money for your losses which may include pain and suffering, medical bills, property damage, lost wages, out-of-pocket expenses, loss of enjoyment of life, loss of earning capacity, permanent impairments, scarring, etc.
In many accidents, there can be more than one at-fault party. For instance, in a car wreck, the following claims might be possible:
- A claim against the other driver and/or his insurance company.
- A claim against your own insurance company for uninsured or underinsured benefits (depending upon the language of your insurance policy).
- A claim against the other driver's employer, if the other driver was on the job at the time of the wreck.
- A product liablity claim against the manufacturer of your vehicle if the vehicle did not perform as designed during the accident -- for example, the seat back broke or the airbags did not deploy and these failures caused or exacerbated your injuries.
- A claim against the owner of the other vehicle (if different from the driver) for possible negligent entrustment of the vehicle to an unfit driver.
- A liquor liability claim against the restaurant or bar, if the other driver was served too much alcohol before the accident.
- A claim against the State or contractor for road conditions or construction area conditions.
Depending upon the facts of your case, additional claims may be possible. But, rest assured, our office will investigate all potential parties so that you get the compensation you deserve for your injuries.
Will I Have To Go To Court?
We make every effort to settle your case. However, there are times when the at-fault party or the insurance company does not want to be reasonable and fair. When that happens, we will not hesitate to take them to court to protect your rights and get you the compensation you deserve. For more information on the litigation process and what to expect, click here.
Giles County Judges and Court Information
If suit must be filed to protect your rights, Giles County is located in the 22nd Judicial District for the State of Tennessee. The following individuals preside over civil cases in Giles County Circuit Court:
A copy of the Giles County Local Rules can be reviewed here. These rules govern such things as the issuance of subpoenas, setting cases for trial, exhibits, etc.
For the 2010-2011 reporting period, there were 32 tort cases (claims for injury or death) were filed in Giles County but zero cases went to trial. For the 2011-2012 reporting period, 18 tort cases were filed in Giles County and two went to trial. In both cases, the injured party received a favorable verdict. The average award for these cases was $405,391.00. For 2012-2013, there were 27 tort cases filed in Giles County but not a single tort case went to trial. For 2013-2014, 36 tort cases were filed but, for the second straight year, none went to trial. In 2014-2015, 17 tort cases were filed and one was tried. The injured party won that trial and received $65,230.00 in compensation. In 2015-2016, 32 tort cases were filed, but none of those cases went to trial. For the 2016-2017 calendar year, there were 25 tort cases filed with zero trials. In 2017-2018, there were 31 tort cases filed and again zero trials. For the last calendar year, there were 19 tort cases filed and one trial. The injury victim lost that trial. The last year referenced for this data is the 2018-2019 reporting period.
John Day has created a new website (BirdDog Law) to give citizens, judges, and lawyers important information about the court system of every county in Tennessee, including updated trial statistics in each of the 95 counties. For more recent information and an understanding of the trends in jury and nonjury personal injury and wrongful death cases in Giles County, please click on the link.
Contact Us Today
At The Law Offices of John Day, P.C. we have recovered millions and millions of dollars for our satisfied clients. We have been able to give them the piece of mind that comes with financial security and knowing that the injured party has been held responsible.
We invite you to review our credentials on our website. We proud of the awards and accolades we have received. And, since we only get paid if we win and we advance all case expenses you do not to worry about paying anything out of pocket to pursue your case. Then, contact us today at one of our three convenient office locations or online.
Nashville: 615-669-3993
Murfreesboro: 615-867-9900
Brentwood: 615-742-4880
Toll-Free: 866-812-8787