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Why is Jury Duty So Important?
When you get a jury duty summons in the mail, your first instinct might be to rip it up, ignore it, or call the court to ... -
Tennessee Department of Health Releases November 2019 Report
Tasked with protecting the public from negligent health professionals, the Tennessee Department of Health releases a ... -
KCB Attorneys Named to The Best Lawyers in America 2021
Four attorneys from Kinnard, Clayton & Beveridge have been named to The Best Lawyers in America ® - a trusted attorney ... -
Three Attorneys of Kinnard, Clayton & Beveridge Named to 2019 Super Lawyers®
Attorneys Randall L. Kinnard , Daniel L. Clayton , and Mark S. Beveridge all help lead the personal injury law firm of ...
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KCB Attorneys Named to The Best Lawyers in America 2021
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KCB Partners Named to Nashville Business Journal “Best of the Bar”
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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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Proposed Car Seat Changes Needs Governor's Signature
Posted By Kinnard, Clayton & Beveridge Mar 11, 2016
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A new bill proposes to change current Tennessee standards surrounding car and booster seat usage. If passed, children will be required to ride in these protective seats for a longer period of time. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration asserts that car crashes are one of the leading causes of death in children between the ages of 1 and 13. While car seats were estimated to save an ...
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4 Things That can Happen When Doctors Fail to Monitor Fetal Heartbeat
Posted By Kinnard, Clayton & Beveridge Mar 4, 2016
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An obstetrician or physician does not have one patient but two when examining a pregnant woman. It is important for them to monitor the vital signs, especially the heart rate, of both patients. However, doctors must frequently check a fetus’ heartbeat, given how fragile their health is. Spikes or drops in the heart rate can indicate fetal distress or other serious problems. If a physician fails to ...
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