Wettermark Keith serves the Tri-Cities region from our Knoxville office and has recovered compensation in more than 50,000 personal injury cases.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a car accident anywhere across the Tri-Cities – from Kingsport to Johnson City, Colonial Heights to Gray, Jonesborough to Elizabethton, or out toward Greeneville and Erwin – our attorneys are ready to hear your story. Call us today or complete the form to start your free case review.
The Tri-Cities' highways and intersections are among the most dangerous in East Tennessee – and insurance companies move fast to protect themselves.
A distracted driver drifts into your lane on I-26 as you head home toward Johnson City. A tractor-trailer jackknifes during a downpour on I-81 north of Kingsport. An impaired driver runs a red light on Stone Drive or State of Franklin Road, t-boning your vehicle on the way to work.
Tennessee law puts a one-year clock on your claim.
The state enforces one of the shortest personal-injury filing windows in the country – the statute of limitations for most car accident claims is just one year from the date of the crash under T.C.A. § 28-3-104. Tennessee's modified comparative fault rule also bars any recovery if you are found 50% or more at fault. Insurance adjusters know both rules, and they routinely call injured drivers within days hoping for a recorded statement that shifts blame before the clock runs out.
How our attorneys build your case.
At Wettermark Keith, we take those calls so you don't have to. Our team will:
- Investigate the crash scene and preserve evidence before it disappears.
- Pull police reports from Sullivan and Washington County sheriffs and the Tennessee Highway Patrol.
- Work with accident reconstructionists when the crash facts are disputed.
- Identify every potentially liable party – driver, employer, insurer, and any commercial defendant.
- Build a case designed to beat Tennessee's 50% comparative-fault bar.
We handle claims for medical bills, lost wages, vehicle damage, pain and suffering, and – in cases involving drunk, distracted, or commercial drivers – punitive damages.