In a unanimous opinion, the Tennessee Supreme Court has held that state law allows a plaintiff to add a defendant whose involvement was raised by the original defendant, even when the plaintiff was aware of the new defendant before the statute of limitations expired. The case involves Michael Becker, who was riding in a truck driven by his son when the truck hit a light pole. Mr. Becker was injured and filed a lawsuit in Hamilton ... (click for more)
Lee University is hosting its first archaeology camp this spring. The camp began on March 1 and will run through April 6 at the Archaeology House on Trunk Street. The camp is designed for children ages 6-12, but is open to all. Students will learn about the archaeology as a whole, ... (click for more)
An organizational meeting for a new Southeast Tennessee chapter of Physicians for a National Health Program was held Thursday evening at Foodworks. Founded in 1987, PNHP believes that access to high-quality health care is a right of all people and should be provided equitably as a ... (click for more)
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When Chattanooga native, Katy Mena had a bout of double vision during her sophomore year of college, she had an inkling of what might lie ahead. After all, that was the same symptom her ... (click for more)
The International Commerce in Chattanooga seminar will be held Tuesday, March 25, and Wednesday, March 26, at the Small Business Development Center—Incubator at 100 Cherokee Blvd. The event ... (click for more)
The sale price for a chunk of the Tennessee Temple University campus was $4 million, according to the register of deeds office. The purchaser was Redemption to the Nations, a church that ... (click for more)
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