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Case Evaluation Memorandum

Priya Nair v. Grant Holloway

Prepared for Sarah, Esq. · June 2026 · Client still treating; demand not started.

Preliminary internal work product assembled from the case file to support attorney evaluation. Not a settlement valuation, not legal advice, and not for transmission. Attorney judgment required.

Executive Summary

Priya Nair: Auto Collision in Davidson County, TN. On May 20, 2026, Mr. Holloway ran a stop sign and struck the side of Ms. Nair’s vehicle in the intersection. Early-stage matter with ample coverage headroom. Value will firm up as treatment completes; no policy-limits concern yet.

Liability Assessment

Liability: Strong

On May 20, 2026, Mr. Holloway ran a stop sign and struck the side of Ms. Nair’s vehicle in the intersection. The investigating officer found Mr. Holloway at fault. Tennessee law required Mr. Holloway to obey the stop sign. Tenn. Code Ann. § 55-8-109(a). His failure to do so is negligence per se. Whaley v. Perkins, 197 S.W.3d 665 (Tenn. 2006). Ms. Nair did nothing to contribute to the collision.

Preliminary Valuation

$18,000 – $40,000

Preliminary. Client is still treating, so specials are incomplete. Coverage ($50,000) is not a constraint at this stage; value will firm up at maximum medical improvement.

Damages Model

Medical specials (documented)3 providers

$12,100

General damages (pain & suffering)Preliminary; supported by objective findings

$5,900 – $27,900

Policy limitsAllstate

$50,000 BI

Strengths

Liability is well supported by the file.

No open causation red flags.

Risks & Open Issues

Treatment ongoing: not at MMI

Recommendation

Do not demand yet. Keep the treatment record current, obtain wage-loss verification, and reassess value once the client reaches maximum medical improvement.

Treatment ongoing: not at MMI

Wage-loss verification

Client impact questionnaire

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