Month: July 2021
Looking into the future of motor vehicle safety tech
It wasn’t long ago that car safety features focused exclusively on protecting the driver and occupants who were inside the vehicle. Today’s safety technology goes further by using suites of cameras, radar, sensors and computer processors to prevent motor vehicle crashes from happening in the first place. The safety technology of 2021 protects no only the driver
Potential treatments for mesothelioma
A diagnosis of mesothelioma is life-changing. By the time mesothelioma is diagnosed it may already be in the advanced stage, thus ruling out surgery as a treatment option. Because the disease is an aggressive and rare form of cancer, the odds of survival are low. But does that mean there is no medical treatment available
Arrested for DUI over the Fourth of July holiday? Get legal help.
This Independence Day weekend was a big one. The Fourth of July was on a Sunday, putting the celebrations on a weekend. And, this was the first Independence Day after the pandemic has waned somewhat, which led many more people to travel than you might see in the usual year. Unfortunately, Independence Day is already
Living in an old house: Should I worry about asbestos?
There are many reasons families choose to purchase an older home. The architecture and character certainly factor into that decision, as well as the rising popularity of do-it-yourself renovations. However, it is not uncommon for older homes in Tennessee – particularly those built between 1940 and 1970 – to contain asbestos. The hazardous material was