What is Subrogation and How Can it Affect Me?
If you have ever been in an accident and needed a health insurance company to make payments on your behalf, then you might already be familiar with the term “subrogation.”
View PostA criminal charge for drug possession or theft can threaten far more than your record and reputation. For licensed professionals in Tennessee - nurses, teachers, real estate agents, health‑care workers, accountants, and others, one allegation can put your entire career at risk. If you hold a professional license and are facing a drug or theft charge, you need to think about defending both your freedom and your livelihood at the same time.
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If you have ever been in an accident and needed a health insurance company to make payments on your behalf, then you might already be familiar with the term “subrogation.”
View PostTennessee law defines burglary in four different ways. In this article, we go into depth about Burglary under Tennessee law.
View PostDriving under the influence (DUI) is a serious offense in Tennessee. If you're pulled over for DUI in Lebanon, TN, it's important to know what to do to protect your rights and avoid making the situation worse.
View PostWe understand that going to court can be a stressful affair. And although this is the case, we’d like to help ease you through the courtroom process. Here, we’ve provided some information on what to expect and what’s expected of you when you go to court.
View PostTennessee’s DUI laws just got tougher in 2026. Anyone who drives in this state, especially those already dealing with a DUI or implied consent charge, needs to understand how these changes raise the stakes for refusing tests, losing their license, and challenging evidence in court. While laws are subject to change, this overview highlights the most important changes and explains how Hagar & Phillips can help protect your rights under the new rules.
View PostWhen is an Ignition Interlock Required in Tennessee? Tennessee law requires that a person convicted of a DUI must have an ignition interlock device installed on their vehicle if that person is eligible for a restricted driver’s license. Learn more with this blog.
View PostAs the holiday season approaches, we at Hagar and Phillips would like to take a moment to express our gratitude to our clients in Wilson County. We are grateful for your trust in us and the opportunity to serve you. As members of this community with our own families, we understand the importance of family and community. We strive to make a positive impact on the lives of Wilson County residents and are committed to providing legal services that reflect those values. With the holiday season upon us, we wish you a happy and joyous holiday and new year. From our family to yours, thank you for your trust and support.
View PostEnding an unhappy marriage has many benefits, allowing both people to move on with their lives. Most Tennessee divorcees find great happiness after their divorce, whether with a new partner or on their own. However, there is no denying the financial impact of divorce.
View PostNavigating through the complex terrain of family law can be challenging. This blog aims to answer some of your most pressing questions, providing you with a better understanding of the intricacies associated with family law.
View PostUsually, it happens when you least expect it. You’re out on the town, and something prompts an officer to arrest your friend. Suddenly, your friend is being handcuffed and escorted to the back of a police car. What do you do?
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