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Tennessee Department of Health Releases November 2019 Report
Tasked with protecting the public from negligent health professionals, the Tennessee Department of Health releases a ... -
Mary Ellen Morris is Elected Fellow of Tennessee Bar Foundation
Kinnard, Clayton & Beveridge is pleased to announce that Attorney Mary Ellen Morris has been elected to the Fellows ... -
Four Things You Should Know About Infant Spinal Cord Injuries
No one wants a child to suffer a preventable injury, but statistics show it can and does happen – especially when ... -
KCB Attorneys Make The Best Lawyers in America 2020, Two Named "Lawyer of the Year"
Kinnard Clayton & Beveridge is pleased to announce that four of our firm’s attorneys (Randall Kinnard, Daniel Clayton, ...
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American Bar Association recognizes Randy Kinnard
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Mary Ellen Morris is Elected Fellow of Tennessee Bar Foundation
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Tennessee Department of Health Releases November 2019 Report
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Why is Jury Duty So Important?
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Attorney Jennifer Eberle Selected as Fellow of the Nashville Bar Association
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Attorney Randall Kinnard Featured on The Great Trials Podcast
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Zachary L. Gureasko Joins the Kinnard, Clayton & Beveridge Team
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Three Attorneys of Kinnard, Clayton & Beveridge Named to 2019 Super Lawyers®
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Federal Regulators to Require Backup Cameras for Vehicles
Posted By Kinnard, Clayton & Beveridge Dec 20, 2010
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, backup accidents involving a vehicle backing over a person kill 300 people and cause 18,000 injuries in an average year. The problem of backup accidents has become so pronounced, it drew the attention of Congress. In 2007, Congress passed the Cameron Gulbransen Kids Transportation Safety Act, named for a toddler who was killed when ...Continue Reading
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