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By the  Dennis and King Law Firm  In Chattanooga, TN In some personal injury cases, a jury may award the injured person punitive damages. The judge will instruct the jury to award punitive damages if the jury finds the defendant’s behavior exceptionally malicious or reckless. Unlike compensatory damages, punitive damages are intended to punish the negligent person and to deter future wrongdoing. Unlike the other type of damages, economic and non-economic, punitive damages are not meant to compensate the injured person for his or her losses even though the injured person receives the damages from the defendant if the jury awards them. Tennessee and Georgia allow an injured person to sue for punitive damages when the proof indicates the defendant’s behavior is grossly negligent, intentional or reckless. The injured person must have a good reason and a good evidentiary basis to prove such punitive damages. If there is little to no evidence in support of the injured person’s charg

Pat Dilbeck Pat Dilbeck has been a member of BeneFit for Women for over two years. Pat’s goals initially consisted of lowering her triglycerides and improving her diet. She has been successful in meeting these goals. Additionally, Pat has found that working out at BeneFit has relieved a great deal of stress and anxiety in her life. She states, “I came to the gym when I realized I had to do something. I was at my ropes end and there was no more room on the rope to tie knots anymore.” She is also very excited about a BONUS accomplishment. Pat has become a pro at something she had not done since elementary school and it has become one of her favorite things to do at the gym. As pictured, one can see she enjoys the HOOLA HOOP! Pat also enjoys the fellowship, camaraderie, and friendship she has found at the gym. She passes the word about BeneFit at church, at the herb store and wherever else she goes. Pat has been very active in the Walk for Alzheimer’s in years past and this year she pa

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Dec. 20, 2019 / PRNewswire / — Anti-addiction book and card game called “Knowno” being released December 25th at 12 am for pre-orders! Knowno may reduce or prevent drug addiction in kids by allowing children to practice 100’s of times “saying no to drugs!” Players will know the losses of things they value in life if they are in contact with anything that has to do with drugs, whether using or selling. In the Knowno Master children’s book, kids will see and read about quirky animals in an action-packed comedy. These quirky characters go from hero’s to Knowno Masters! Honorary Knowno Masters can be earned by anyone young or old, by playing with a child or giving as a gift! So join us in the war on drugs! Mount up all Knowno Masters and Honorary KM’s! The Knowno Master’s card game and book are available for PRE-ORDER PROMO $30 + $5 (S & H) + tax for Both the KNOWNO MASTERS CHILDREN’S book and CARDGAME on December 25th at 12 am (midnight.) To orde

A remote starter comprises a convenient feature of many modern-day vehicles. Whether purchased as an aftermarket accessory or installed as a factory option, a remote starter allows a driver to start a vehicle’s engine with remote control, usually in the form of an electronic key fob. Besides the obvious advantage of stepping into a warm (or cool) vehicle, there are several benefits to having a remote starter.  The biggest benefit of a remote starter is the comfort of having a vehicle that is warm or cool prior to entry. By leaving the heater or air conditioning in the “on” position, a driver can then activate the remote starter. After waiting several minutes, the climate control then warms or cools the vehicle as needed. Because the vehicle is operating without the keys in the ignition or the driver present, most remote starters also include controls allowing for the remote securing of a vehicle, ensuring the safety of the vehicle and any individuals who will eventually occupy i

Is There Really a Significant Difference? By Custom Suits USA in Knoxville. TN An individual can look relatively acceptable in an off-the-rack suit. However, if one wishes to look exceptional, with the very best in fit, fabric, and style, then wearing a custom suit is what is truly required. In essence, a custom suit will always put one ahead of the game in comparison to off-the-rack options. Consider these six reasons to buy a custom suit: 1. Custom Suits Always Provide the Best Fit. When an individual pulls a suit off the rack, they are inevitably compromising on fit. While a pair of trousers might encompass the perfect length, they are, likewise, probably too short in the arms. Furthermore, while the trousers might fit one’s waist, they are likely not ideal in the thighs. Off-the-rack suits are made to fit a lot of people generally, rather than a unique person, individually. In contrast, a custom suit is a game-changer, tailor-made to fit every part of the body wi

By the  Dennis and King Law Firm  In Chattanooga, TN A personal injury complaint is a formal notice to the defendant that the injured person, or complainant, intends to seek damages for the harm the defendant allegedly caused. A personal injury complaint kicks off the lawsuit of an injured person. It is comprised of multiple paragraphs, each numbered and containing an allegation to which the defendant must answer. The complaint also stops any statute of limitations from running. A personal injury complaint, very generally, states the injuries that the victim allegedly received, the defendants that allegedly caused the harm, how the victim sustained the injury, the legal basis for the complaint, and the number of damages to which the complainant claims they are entitled. Legal complaints are official and lawfully written according to certain legal rules. Here are just some of the topics a complaint must contain: Jurisdiction In the first few paragraphs, the complainant needs

A commercial kitchen is a wonderful place. It is where cooks prepare meals for families, friends, and neighbors.  In order to prepare the amount of food a commercial kitchen serves in a day, industrial-grade equipment is needed. The layout of a commercial restaurant kitchen must be designed to allow the seamless flow of food from the prep to the line area. Sometimes a new restaurant has a great location but a small kitchen.  This factor dictates the kind of kitchen equipment needed. For example, a six-burner gas range might look very appealing.  However, many smaller kitchens will only accommodate a four-burner range. It is crucial to think strategically about a restaurant’s kitchen area before signing a lease. The kitchen is the heart of a restaurant.  More specifically, it is the place where the restaurant’s menu comes to life. It is also the restaurant’s center of the action. It is where food is prepared, cooked and plated.  It is also home to the dishwasher, food ingredie

Ann Orr is a proud member of Benefit For Women. She is also a proud mother of two and grandmother of four. Ann is very active in her community and attends Boynton United Methodist Church where she teaches an adult Sunday school class. She is also the President of United Methodist Women. Additionally, one Wednesday a month, before the Wednesday night service, Ann can be found in her church’s kitchen cooking dinner for over forty-five church members! Ten years ago, a physician-diagnosed Ann with diabetes. She came to BeneFit for Women to lose weight and lower her A1C. In four very successful months, she lowered her A1C and lost thirty pounds! This year, Ann underwent rotator cuff surgery. She continued her recovery at BeneFit For Women with the exercises she learned in physical therapy. Most of the equipment she used in physical therapy can be found at our women’s only gym! Many ladies have been referred to Benefit For Women for the purpose of continuing the good habits learned whil

By the  Dennis and King Law Firm  In Chattanooga, TN Gross negligence refers to behavior that demonstrates a conscious disregard or indifference for the safety, life or rights of others. It differs from ordinary negligence, which is defined as “a violation of a general duty to behave with reasonable care.” Instead, gross negligence has the added feature of recklessness. An example of gross negligence is a father who repeatedly allows his ten-year-old son to operate a tractor without supervision. The young boy runs over a man and, as a result, the man’s leg is amputated. The jury subsequently awards the victim compensatory and punitive damages. This is because the child’s father encouraged his young son to operate a tractor without adult supervision. The jury finds that such behavior constitutes gross negligence.

Social Security is a social insurance program funded primarily by payroll taxes. Collected in accordance with the Federal Insurance Contributions Act, this program constitutes the federal government’s largest expenditure.  Three Common Social Security Myths Social Security is a controversial topic. Nevertheless, many opinions regarding this issue are based primarily on myth. Following are some common misconceptions regarding Social Security: Social Security will be unsustainable by 2037 Social Security benefits are earned The Social Security program is bankrupt While claims such as these are based on some truth, they are nevertheless greatly exaggerated. For example, while the federal government is in substantial debt, the Social Security system still distributes funds to those with disabilities. Additionally, disabled individuals without gainful employment can still, in certain instances, apply for Social Security benefits. Furthermore, our Social Security system will ar