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"I can't say enough about Keith Williams and his team. No doubt they are the best in Tennessee and the Southeast."
Brad Jackson - Mt. Juliet , TN
"I have seen firsthand how well the Williams Law Group takes care of its clients."
-Fred Burton, City of Lebanon Finance Manager
"I have been very impressed with the quality of representation and the personal attention and care shown by Mr. Williams and the Williams Law Group."
-Mrs. Billie Burton, Lebanon, TN
'We were not just a number to Keith and the others at the Williams Law Group. They took our case personally."
Edith Mallory - Paris, KY
"Speaking from my personal experience, their professionalism, expertise, and care for their clients is very obvious."
Robert Reynolds - Chief of Police - Cowan, TN

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Tennessee Has It's Share of Dangerous Interstates That Run Throughout the State

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News

Wreck Kills Mt. Juliet Teen
Posted on 8/16/2010
Two Injured in Head-On Collision with Semi
Posted on 8/12/2010
Semi Hits Van in Maury County
Posted on 8/9/2010
Metro Police Captain Hit by Drunk Driver on I-24
Posted on 7/20/2010
Fatal Motorcycle Accident in Macon County
Posted on 7/8/2010
Cookville, TN Woman Injured in Violent Crash
Posted on 7/2/2010
Fatal Head-on Collision in Madison, TN
Posted on 7/2/2010
MTA Bus Hits Elderly Woman in Crosswalk, Nashville, TN.
Posted on 6/28/2010
Church Van Crashes, Injures 14
Posted on 6/28/2010
Cookville Dangerous Intersection
Posted on 6/8/2010

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Firm News

Fatal Accident On I-40 In Knoxville When Car Rolls Over

Posted on Jun 02, 2009

A car crash on May 29, 2009 on I-40 in Knoxville, Tennessee reportedly claimed the life of one man and injured another. Clyde M. Terry of Kodak, Tennessee was reportedly killed and passenger Freddie H. Stokes was reportedly injured when the Volkswagon driven by Terry ran off the side of the road, veered back across traffic and then rolled over a number of times before ending up in a ditch.