Kurt W. Bartlett - Nashville Injury, DUI and Criminal Defense Lawyer

09/24/2026

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The Nashville International Airport’s Department of Public Safety has used a controversial artificial-intelligence-powered facial recognition system since May 2020, according to a spokesperson for the Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority. The company providing the technology — Clearview AI ....

09/19/2026

Who is going to court with you?

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09/18/2026

They get all their money from YOU and your injury claims! Be Aware!

Morgan & Morgan, which has called itself the largest U.S. injury law firm with offices in all states, plans to spend $1 billion on artificial

09/17/2026

Good advice.

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09/16/2026

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Who do they send for you to court? Some newbie fresh out of law school? 

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09/11/2026

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Just because ma*****na is legal under state law does not mean ma*****na is legal -- a useful reminder.

07/02/2026

Law Banning Most THCa Products Takes Effect Wednesday:

A new law banning the sale of most h**p-derived THCa products takes effect July 1st, 2026, making it illegal to sell or ship products containing 0.3% or more THCa statewide.

The law effectively prohibits smokable h**p products such as flower and pre-rolls while allowing certain low-potency drinks, edibles and v**e products to remain on the market under new regulations.

The measure also transfers oversight of h**p products to the Tennessee Alcoholic Beverage Commission and imposes new taxes and packaging, labeling and advertising requirements. Industry leaders estimate retailers could lose about 60% of their revenue under the law.

Some dispensaries plan to remain open with limited products while others have announced plans to relocate out of state.

06/24/2026