I tell our clients this all the time. Many people come to me wanting to sue somebody, or the school system, or break up their business partnership. When I ask them what happened when they discussed the issues, I find many times they haven’t taken the time to do just that. The art of going […]
Parents Relocating With Children
CUSTODY LAW CHANGES On July 1, 2018, significant changes to the relocation statute took effect. It is important to be informed of these changes in the law and how they could affect you and your children moving forward. This relocation statute will take effect if a custody order is in place and one of the […]
Martin Luther King, Jr. Inspiration
As we head into the long weekend, let’s remember the inspiration that lives on today in our children from this great leader.
New Tennessee Laws Effective January 1, 2019
Here is a sampling of some new laws effective January 1, 2019. Let us know if you have any questions or if you would like to learn about other new laws taking effect. SUNDAY WINE SALES ADVERTISING -In 2018, retail packaging stores were able to start selling alcoholic beverages on Sunday, but retail grocery stores […]
Sumner County 2019 New Years Eve Checkpoints Announced
Going out for New Year’s Eve in Sumner County? Gallatin will have DUI checkpoints. Sumner County residents and visitors going out to celebrate New Year’s Eve may have some extra traffic due to DUI checkpoints. The Gallatin and Hendersonville police departments, along with the Sumner County Sheriff’s Office will have aggressive and visible traffic enforcement and sobriety checks on Dec. 31, Gallatin […]
Help! I’ve been Sued.
YOU’VE BEEN SUED. NOW WHAT? WHAT TO EXPECT NOW THAT YOU’VE BEEN SERVED WITH A COMPLAINT You’ve been served with a lawsuit – what do you do first? Kelli Haas & Associates is here to help. COMPLAINT Do not delay when you’ve been served with a Complaint. The Complaint describes to the court what supposedly […]
Liability of Employers at Holiday Parties
Holiday Party Liability Prevention Checklist The holidays are upon us yet again. One of the best parts is to say “thank you” to our employees, clients, friends, and family members for all the support through whatever the year brought, good or bad. Many times we provide parties and celebrations as a way to celebrate together. […]
New Laws Effective July 1, 2018
New laws impacting every area of state and local government went into effect on July 1, 2018. Some new laws have been passed in Tennessee. Here are a few of the highlights: HB0222 Driver Licenses – Requires a person to establish proof of United States citizenship; lawful permanent resident status; or, in the case of […]
Parental Liability for Child’s Actions and Car Wrecks
PARENTS LIABILITY FOR THEIR CHILD’S ACTS I often get asked by parents: (1) if their child hurts someone in a car wreck, can they be held responsible; and (2) what can they do to protect themselves against individual liability? The answer to the first question is that parents can be held personally liable under Tennessee’s […]
Business Party Tips
Holiday Party Liability Prevention Checklist One of the best parts of this time of year is to say “thank you” to our employees, clients, friends, and family members for all the support through the year. Many times we provide parties and celebrations as a way to celebrate together. The purpose of this updated checklist is […]
