March 4, 2025 — Our work is paying off in a case involving a woman, Kayla Clark, described as homeless in a police charging instrument alleging a crime for not having auto insurance in the use of her white 2000 Honda Odyssey minivan in January in Lawrence County, Tenn. She intends to use our “if-it-were-me-this-is-what-I’d-file” analysis in a pre-plea remedy and avoidance in general sessions court in Lawrenceburg on Thursday. She is using our well-developed standard analysis of the fraud we are fighting. If the people of Tennessee can’t beat fraud in high court, we can perhaps whip it in … Continue reading Homeless woman defies TN auto insurance gag with ’pre-plea remedy & avoidance’