As personal injury attorneys in Tennessee, Hill-Boren has dedicated our practice to fighting for the rights of injured people. We have offices in Memphis and Jackson, Tennessee.
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>> Safety Alert Don't let a hospital kill you... read more >> Law News VIOXX Settlement On November 9, 2007 the parties to the VIOXX litigation announced a tentative settle of over 35,000 claims for a record $4.85 Billion. Learn more... New Carpal Tunnel Claim Limit Workers who have received settlements for carpel tunnel syndrome injuries may have received less than what is now allowed by the new worker’s compensation law. The new law allows reopening of cases under three conditions: the employee is no longer with the company where the injury occurred, the employee has stayed with the same employer but makes less money, or the original injury was subject to a “cap”—a limit on how much the worker may receive. James Krenis recently reopened two cases and won additional amounts of approximately $18,000 and $30,000. Hill Boren Represents Claims from All Types of Automobile Insurance While many law firms have stopped accepting cases against Allstate and State Farm, Hill Boren will continue to represent those injured in car crashes with ALL types of automobile insurance... Read More. Newsletter Sign-up: Starting with the July 2006 issue, The Legal Brief, will be available by e-mail to anyone who wishes to receive it via e-mail. The e-version will have additional links to important stories related to the legal system. As always, a complete archive of The Legal Brief is available in the newsletters section. Click here to sign-up to receive Hill•Boren's quarterly newsletter. Workers' Compensation: State workers' compensation laws provide specific, limited benefits to workers injured while on the job. Each state law provides different levels of benefits, but generally all workers' compensation laws provide medical benefits for emergency medical care, doctors, hospitals and, in the case of death, funeral benefits. Some states provide for rehabilitation. Tennessee does not provide rehabilitation. Learn more about Workers' Compensation >> Website Design by Younger Associates |
