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Wrongful Death
When a loved one is killed due to the negligence of another, relatives may file a wrongful death claim. A wrongful death claim allows the loved ones to make a claim for loss of emotional or financial support.
Fraud
Many of our clients find themselves in a worse financial situation after trying credit counseling. There are reports on a regular basis in the media of unscrupulous people entering this unregulated industry. Currently there are hearings in Congress and Capitol Hill about this latest type of consumer fraud.

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
Teel & Gay, P.L.C. is located in Jackson, Tennessee, and was founded in 1995. C. Jerome Teel, Jr. and Alissa Gay serve as partners. The firm emphasizes its practice in the areas of personal injury and wrongful death, workers’ compensation, social security disability, and bankruptcy (Chapters 7, 11, and 13). Additional areas of practice include corporate law, mediation, domestic law, employment law, and commercial law. Our lawyers bring their personal backgrounds and experiences to each representation to help guide you and work with you to evaluate the best possible course of action. If you have a legal matter or question not addressed here, please contact the firm for more information.

Workers Compensation
All 50 states and the federal government have workers’ compensation laws in effect. When an employee becomes ill, injured, or dies in the course of their employment, workers’ compensation laws define the benefits the employees and their families and dependents are entitled to receive. Basically, workers’ compensation is a government-mandated insurance program that provides compensation to employees injured on the job.

Premises Liability
Property Damage
There are two types of damages in personal injury and wrongful death claims. The first is compensatory damages which are meant to put you in the same financial position you had been in had the event not occurred. These damages include medical expenses, lost wages, and property damage. The second type of damages is called punitive damages and is meant to punish the wrongdoer. For instance, the manufacturer of a defective product might be liable for punitive damages if they knew of the defect and continued to produce and sell the dangerous product. Specific damages include...

Personal Injury
Within the first week, important physical evidence can be lost, and witnesses may forget important details. These various types of personal injury and death claims are governed by different legal standards. Attention to detail is critical in determining fault and ensuring that injured persons and their loved ones receive full and fair compensation.
Social Security Disability
Let us help you navigate through the Social Security Disability maze. We are dedicated to personal service to resolve your personal matter. We want to see you receive and get the benefits to which you are entitled. If you have become disabled or can no longer perform the work you have done in the past, it is time to file for disability benefits. Facing a disabling condition can be challenging both physically and emotionally. Whether you are coping with a newly-diagnosed illness or struggling with a degenerative illness that has progressed and is causing additional limitations to your daily activities, it can be painful for both you and your loved ones. You are not only faced with your health concerns, but the mounding medical bills, family responsibilities and other financial obligations with lack of income or resources can take a toll on you and could cause additional health issues.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Gun Trusts are revocable trusts specifically for the ownership of guns and related items. While typically used for Title II firearms and items (also called NFA firearms or items), Title I firearms can also be included in your gun trust to assist with estate planning and avoiding probating your firearms at death.

Bankruptcy
Chapter 7 bankruptcy can discharge (get rid of) most unsecured debts, for example, credit cards, repossession debt, eviction or broken lease debt, some taxes, past due utilities, and medical bills. Chapter 7 stops garnishments, liens, levies, and lawsuits. Most individuals experiencing financial difficulty will qualify. You will be required to continue making payments on your secured debt (house and car payments, for example.)
Foreclosure
In Chapter 13, some debts may be repaid in an affordable manner. Chapter 13 allows you to modify loan agreements and even eliminate significant portions of unsecured debt. Chapter 13 allows for the repayment of only what an individual or family can reasonably afford. If your home is in foreclosure, a Chapter 13 will stop the foreclosure immediately. You will be provided the opportunity to get caught up on your mortgage payments over a five-year period, with reasonable monthly payments. Chapter 13 protects your car from repossession and may also reduce the amount you owe. Even if your car has already been repossessed, your car lender may be ordered to return the car to you. Chapter 13 also stops garnishments, tax levies, and lawsuits. Back taxes can be paid through Chapter 13 without further interest or penalty and, in many cases, less than the full amount of the taxes must be repaid.

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