Latest Headlines - Patient Treated At Erlanger After Industrial Accident… - Former Tennessee Sheriff’s Deputy Pleads Guilty To… - Carlos Jorge Homers Late To Lift Lookouts, 8-7 - Arrests Made In Shootout On Old Mission Road - PHOTOS: Coffee County Central @ East Hamilton Region… - Lookouts Drop Series Opener To Blue Wahoos - #24 Vols Finish Off Unbeaten Midweek Slate With 11-1… - Latest Hamilton County Arrest Report - Goodpasture Earns Split With Boyd Buchanan - Results From CWGA At Chattanooga Golf And Country Club - Tuesday, May 12, 2026 The Tennessee Supreme Court in Haddon v. on Tuesday reinstated a trial court’s denial of prejudgment interest in an action brought under Tennessee’s Uninsured Motorist Act (the “UM Act”). Ladarius Vanlier, for personal injuries sustained in a car accident. Haddon served process on her uninsured motorist carrier, but could not serve process on Mr.
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Media Coverage · May 12, 2026
The Tennessee Supreme Court ruled that additional damages, such as prejudgment interest, are not available in personal injury claims against uninsured motorist carriers under the state's Uninsured Motorist Act. This decision came after the court reinstated a lower court's denial of prejudgment interest in the case of Haddon v. Vanlier, involving injuries from a car accident. The ruling limits the financial recovery
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Tennessee Supreme Court Holds Additional Damages Not Available In Personal Injury Case Against Uninsured Motorist
Media Coverage · May 13, 2026
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Latest Headlines - Patient Treated At Erlanger After Industrial Accident… - Former Tennessee Sheriff’s Deputy Pleads Guilty To… - Carlos Jorge Homers Late To Lift Lookouts, 8-7 - Arrests Made In Shootout On Old Mission Road - PHOTOS: Coffee County Central @ East Hamilton Region… - Lookouts Drop Series Opener To Blue Wahoos - #24 Vols Finish Off Unbeaten Midweek Slate With 11-1… - Latest Hamilton County Arrest Report - Goodpasture Earns Split With Boyd Buchanan - Results From CWGA At Chattanooga
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The Tennessee Supreme Court ruled that additional damages, such as prejudgment interest, are not available in personal injury claims against uninsured motorist carriers under the state's Uninsured Motorist Act. This decision came after the court reinstated a lower court's denial of prejudgment interest in the case of Haddon v. Vanlier, involving injuries from a car accident. The ruling limits the financial recovery options for plaintiffs suing uninsured motorist carriers in Tennessee.
Latest Headlines - Patient Treated At Erlanger After Industrial Accident… - Former Tennessee Sheriff’s Deputy Pleads Guilty To… - Carlos Jorge Homers Late To Lift Lookouts, 8-7 - Arrests Made …
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