Car & truck collisions
Crashes on I-40, I-75, Pellissippi Parkway, Alcoa Highway, and the surface roads across Knox County — including collisions with commercial trucks, where company records and multiple insurance policies can be involved.
Dennis Injury Law is a personal injury law firm with an office at 9724 Kingston Pike, Suite 702, Knoxville, TN 37922. The Knoxville team represents people injured in car and truck collisions, on-the-job accidents, and other serious incidents across Knox County and East Tennessee. Consultations are free, and you can reach the office at 865-459-3806.
A member of our legal team follows up about your East Tennessee claim. Calling is fastest: 865-459-3806.
The Kingston Pike office is in West Knoxville between Cedar Bluff and Farragut, minutes from I-40 and Pellissippi Parkway.
Get directions on Google Maps →Every matter starts the same way: we listen to what happened, explain how the claim process works in Tennessee, and tell you honestly what the next step should be.
Crashes on I-40, I-75, Pellissippi Parkway, Alcoa Highway, and the surface roads across Knox County — including collisions with commercial trucks, where company records and multiple insurance policies can be involved.
On-the-job injuries at East Tennessee employers, disputed benefits, medical treatment fights, and return-to-work restrictions under Tennessee's workers' compensation system.
Serious-injury collisions where the insurance company is quick to blame the person who was hurt, and where the physical evidence has to be documented early.
Injuries on business or rental property where the condition, how long it existed, and what the owner knew about it are the questions that decide the claim.
Focused, compassionate representation for East Tennessee families seeking accountability after a fatal crash or incident, including claims brought by a surviving spouse or next of kin.
Uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage, lowball offers, delayed decisions, and recorded-statement requests that arrive before you have finished treatment.
You should not have to guess what a law firm is doing with your case. Here is the sequence the Knoxville office follows once you reach out.
We ask what happened, what injuries you have, and what the insurance company has already said. There is no charge and no obligation to hire the firm.
If we take the matter, we work to secure the crash report, photographs, video, vehicle data, and employer or medical records before they become hard to obtain.
Communication with the insurance companies runs through our office, so you are not answering recorded-statement questions while you are still treating.
Medical treatment, missed work, out-of-pocket costs, and the day-to-day limits the injury created are documented as the claim develops.
You get direct follow-up from the legal team, in plain language, about where the claim stands and what decision is coming next.
The Knoxville office serves clients throughout the East Tennessee valley. If you were hurt in one of these communities — or you live here and were hurt somewhere else — the office is a reasonable place to start.
Our free resource center also lists the official Tennessee agency links for crash reports, workers' compensation, and disability claims, whether or not you ever hire a lawyer.
Tennessee matters are handled by Tennessee-licensed attorneys at Dennis Injury Law. The firm may associate additional counsel when that is appropriate for a particular case.
Daily, plain-English articles for East Tennessee readers about accident claims, insurance tactics, and evidence.
The Knoxville office is at 9724 Kingston Pike, Suite 702, Knoxville, TN 37922, in West Knoxville between Cedar Bluff and Farragut. The phone number is 865-459-3806 and consultations are scheduled by appointment.
The initial consultation is free. If the firm accepts a contingency-fee matter, attorney fees and case expenses are set out in a written agreement before representation begins, and no attorney fee is owed unless there is a recovery.
The Knoxville office handles Tennessee personal injury matters: car and commercial truck collisions, motorcycle and pedestrian crashes, on-the-job injuries and workers' compensation disputes, premises injuries, and wrongful death claims brought by families.
The office serves Knoxville and East Tennessee, including Farragut, Maryville, Alcoa, Oak Ridge, Powell, Halls, Karns, Lenoir City, Clinton, Seymour, and Sevierville, across Knox, Blount, Loudon, Anderson, Sevier, and Roane counties.
No. You can start with a phone call at 865-459-3806, the online case form on this page, or the free AI case evaluation. In-person meetings at the Kingston Pike office are scheduled when they are useful for you or your case.
Tennessee matters are handled by Tennessee-licensed attorneys at the firm, including Garrett Dennis, Nathan Conner, and Kevin Brummett. The firm may associate additional counsel when that is appropriate for a particular matter.
As soon as you are able. Legal deadlines apply to Tennessee injury claims, and vehicle data, video, and witness memories can become harder to obtain over time. A lawyer can review the specific dates that apply to your situation rather than a general rule.
Nothing on this page replaces the office that actually holds your record. These are the agencies that issue crash reports, regulate insurers, and license attorneys — linked directly, so you can verify anything you read here.
More official links for every state we practice in are on our public resource hub.
Attorney Advertising. This page provides general information and is not legal advice. Viewing this page or submitting a form does not create an attorney-client relationship; representation begins only through a written agreement. No result is promised, and prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Tennessee matters are handled by attorneys licensed in Tennessee and may involve other counsel as appropriate. *If the firm accepts a contingency-fee matter, no attorney fee is owed unless there is a recovery; responsibility for costs and expenses is governed by the written agreement. Do not delay, because legal deadlines may apply to your claim.