Queener Law - Nashville

08/27/2026

💥 Have you been rear ended? Then give us a 📞 The call and consultation are always free.

08/27/2026

08/24/2026

The crash occurred on I-40 East in Hermitage just after 3 a.m.

08/24/2026

And yet another robo-taxi.

The company is the first to charge for rides in its autonomous vehicle without a steering wheel, dashboard or pedals.

08/24/2026

When private images are shared without your consent, it can feel like your privacy, reputation, and sense of security have been taken from you.

Non-consensual intimate image sharing—often called “revenge porn”—is a serious issue that continues to affect people across the country. You may have legal options, even if the person who shared the images is threatening you, demanding something from you, or posting the content online.

You don't have to face this alone.

Queener Law can help victims understand their rights and explore legal options for holding those responsible accountable. Our law office assists clients nationwide, regardless of what state you live in.

If someone has shared or threatened to share intimate images of you without your permission, contact Queener Law today.

Your privacy matters. Your story matters. And you deserve to know your legal options.

Queener Law — Here to Help When You Need It Most.

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If intimate images or videos were shared without your consent, Queener Law can help you understand your legal rights, removal options, and remedies.

08/21/2026

08/19/2026

🚗💥 Injured in a car wreck? Be careful who you hire.

You don’t want to get pulled into a world of “medically managed” treatment designed around your case instead of your recovery.

Your lawyer should advocate for you—not pressure you to use certain providers or procedures. Your doctor should dictate your medical care, not your lawyer.

Your health comes first. Contact Queener Law for trusted guidance after a car wreck.

08/19/2026

Banning right-hand turns on red: Will this keep pedestrians safer?
So far in 2026, 21 pedestrians have been killed on Nashville roads. That’s twice as many deaths as were reported at the same time last year.

Metro Council members backing a bill that would ban turning right at a red light in many parts of Nashville aren’t backing down in the face of community pushback. So far in 2026, 21 pedestrians have been killed on Nashville roads. That’s twice as many deaths as were reported at the same time last year.

“Right turn on red creates a conflict between drivers and people crossing the street, particularly when drivers are focused on looking left for traffic instead of watching for pedestrians and cyclists,” Council Member Sandra Sepulveda said. ➡️ https://tinyurl.com/2dp8pvra

08/19/2026

Be careful when hiring a lawyer after your car wreck case. Don't get pulled into a world of 'medically managed' cases where your lawyer is pushing treatment on you.

Personal injury cases have exploded, in number and magnitude, funded by companies betting on a win — and offering investors a piece of the action.

08/18/2026

Obviously this is extraordinarily dangerous and stupid. But, drivers remember to always do your pre-trip inspections.

A woman was killed Monday afternoon after police say she was sleeping underneath a semi-truck trailer when the truck pulled out of a parking space behind a Nashville gas station.