Attorney urges local utilities to sue over water contamination from PFAS chemicals
A Greeneville attorney is urging utilities in Northeast Tennessee to join a new lawsuit against manufacturers of potentially cancer-causing chemicals.
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Recently had the honor of attending the Mass Torts conference in San Juan, Puerto Rico
Recently had the honor of attending the Mass Torts conference in San Juan, Puerto Rico with councilwoman Kristin Girton, learning about local issues that impact our community.
Opioid lawsuit settlement expected to bring Hawkins $2 million
The Hawkins County Commission approved a resolution Monday opting into the second settlement from a series of opioid lawsuits, which is estimated at $1 million over 15 years.
Hawkins votes to accept opioid lawsuit settlement with bankrupt Purdue Pharma
The Hawkins County Commission has authorized an attorney representing the county in one of its two pending opioid lawsuits to vote in favor of a settlement next week.
Attorney gives Rogersville’s July 4 fireworks fundraiser a big boost
Fundraising for Rogersville’s Fourth of July fireworks got a big boost last week thanks to Greeneville attorney and Hawkins County native Crystal Jessee, who issued a $2,000 donation challenge to all attorneys in Hawkins and surrounding counties.
Jessee Featured In ‘Faces Of The Opioid Crisis’ Campaign
Greene County resident Crystal Jessee is featured in the Tennessee Department of Health’s new public education and awareness campaign about the dangers of opioid abuse.
WJHL Interview with Crystal Jessee
Crystal Jessee joins us live in our Greeneville Bureau to talk about the Jessee Law Office and how they can help you!
Crystal and Tom Jesse, Patrick Eramo and Sally Underwood honored with Tusculum Distinguished Service Award
Crystal and Tom Jesse and Patrick Eramo and Sally Underwood were presented the 2018 Distinguished Service Award during the President’s Dinner at Tusculum on Friday, May 11.
Greene County Going To Court Against Opioid Distributors
Greene County’s legislative body went to battle against the problem of opioid abuse Monday night, voting nearly unanimously to retain the legal firm of Tom C. Jessee LLC to represent it in a lawsuit against “those companies that manufacture and distribute highly addictive painkillers.”