2nd Floor – Eastman Credit Union Building
2021 Meadowview Lane
Kingsport, TN  37660

 

Mailing Address

P.O. Box 88
Kingsport, TN  37662-0088

 

Phone Number

(423) 723-0400 (main)

 

Hours of Operation

Monday-Friday

8:00am-5:00pm

(423) 723-0400

As the holiday seasons nears, many children are facing more food insecurity in the Kingsport area. One out of every four (25%) of youth struggle with not knowing whether they will eat dinner in between breakfast and lunch served at school. To provide aid to decrease this issue, the Greater Kingsport Family YMCA works daily to provide nutritional meals. With this requires much time, planning, and most importantly, volunteers. Attorneys and employees from Wilson Worley P.C. provided volunteer hours this past Wednesday by helping prepare over 100 meals for local children in the YMCA Afterschool program. The Greater Kingsport Family

Wilson Worley PC is pleased to announce that three of the firm’s attorneys have been named to Mid-South Super Lawyers, which recognizes the leading attorneys in the state.  Each year, no more than five percent of the lawyers in the state are selected by the research team at Super Lawyers to receive this honor. The three lawyers selected for this honor are: Russell W. Adkins is a shareholder with Wilson Worley PC.  He is certified as a Civil Trial Specialist by the National Board of Trial Advocacy.  He has significant trial experience, and has tried cases involving medical malpractice, personal injury, civil

The law firm of Wilson Worley PC is pleased to announce that attorney Luke I. Isbell has joined the firm as an associate attorney. A Kingsport native, Luke graduated with his Juris Doctor from the Honors Program at Regent University School of Law. While in law school, Luke served as an editorial staff member on the Regent University Law Review, a staff member for the Regent University Center of Global Justice, and an extern for the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) where he assisted in drafting documents submitted to various bodies, including the United States Supreme Court and

Andrew “Drew” Street and Issac B. Allman have been named as shareholders in the law firm of Wilson Worley PC.  Andrew “Drew” Street joined Wilson Worley PC in 2015. Mr. Street represents individuals and businesses in a variety of matters, including corporate formations and acquisitions, estate planning and administration, creditor’s rights, bankruptcy, contract drafting, and real estate.  Mr. Street is licensed to practice in all state courts of Tennessee and Virginia, and is admitted to the Eastern District of Tennessee and Western District of Virginia Federal Circuit Courts and Bankruptcy Courts. Mr. Street is involved with several local nonprofits, including the Sullivan

The law firm of Wilson Worley PC is pleased to announce that attorney Dustin J. Franklin has joined the firm as an associate attorney. A Bristol native, Dustin joins Wilson Worley’s litigation practice after spending seven years as a trial attorney in the Sullivan County Public Defender’s Office. Dustin is a graduate of The College of William and Mary and received his Juris Doctor from West Virginia University’s College of Law. He also possesses a Master’s Degree from American University’s Washington College of Law. Dustin resides in Bristol with his partner, Ellie. In their spare time, they enjoy hiking and

“Can I recover my legal fees if I win my lawsuit?” Nearly every person bringing or defending a lawsuit understandably asks this question during the first visit with legal counsel. The answer is --- well, it depends. U.S. courts generally observe the American rule, which says that all parties to a lawsuit are responsible for paying their own legal fees, regardless of who wins. The American rule is based on the notion that fear of excessive costs should not deter a plaintiff from seeking help from the legal system. There are some circumstances, though, when the losing party can be required to

Wilson Worley is a general civil practice law firm providing litigation and non-litigation services in  Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia from offices in Kingsport, Tennessee. We have a broad range of skills and talents in our team, which allows us to provide excellent tailored service to our clients. We would be pleased to welcome a new attorney to join our team as an associate. The ideal candidate should be ambitious, flexible, and enthusiastic. If you have serious interest in filling this position please reach out to our office manager at 423-732-0432  

Wilson Worley attorney, Rebecca Ketchie is now listed as a Tennessee Supreme Court Rule 31 family law mediator. Being listed requires specialized training in conflict management, negotiation, and psychology, as well as knowledge of Tennessee family law. Mediation, which is required in Tennessee in most family law cases, helps parties craft their own resolutions to sensitive problems. It usually results in less conflict, quicker outcomes, and lower legal costs for all sides in a case. Rebecca is pleased to be able to offer this service to those going through a divorce, child custody case, or other family law matter.   “In my

Wilson Worley PC is pleased to announce Rebecca J. Ketchie and Katherine S. Steffen have been named shareholders. Wilson Worley is a full-service civil litigation and transactional law firm serving Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia.   Rebecca J. Ketchie joined Wilson Worley PC in 2014, and focuses her practice on civil litigation, primarily in the areas of land use, family law, medical malpractice defense, and business litigation. She is licensed to practice in state courts of Tennessee and Virginia, and is admitted to the Eastern District of Tennessee, Western District of Virginia, and Fourth and Sixth federal Circuit Courts. Ms. Ketchie holds a degree in Political Science from

Gorman Waddell, Shareholder at Wilson Worley PC, passed away on February 13, 2021. Gorman practiced law for over 56 years. He was cherished by his co-workers and will be greatly missed. The following is an article written by long-term friend and business partner, Robert Arrington… I think it’s a sign of my own advancing age that I find myself writing periodically about someone I have known well, but who has recently died. I’ve written within the past few years about Bill Gamble, Dorman Stout, and Pal Barger. Now I find myself writing about Gorman Waddell, my law partner who died at home