Item: Hartsoe Law Firm Personal Injury Lawyers
Rating: 5
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★★★★★

Mark: We would like to thank you for all the hard work you put in winning our medical malpractice lawsuit. The money we were awarded will certainly change our lives. The fact that you never treated us like clients but instead like friends meant so much to us. Again from our hearts we say thank you. Client

★★★★★

The Peroulas family and I deeply appreciate your help and expertise. Although I am certain that it would have been most enjoyable to work with you on the trial, my clients are happy with what they and I believe to be a very favorable settlement, thanks in large part to your guidance. James S. Tipton, Jr.

★★★★★

We appreciate the great job that you did on our case. You watched out for our interest even before you took our case. Mark Hartsoe did a wonderful job. He showed great expertise as he went up against a multi-national corporation with multiple lawyers. He had a thorough understanding of the many details and events that occurred. We were especially impressed with his skill during mediation. Mark’s PowerPoint presentation was excellent, overwhelming the opposition. It was refreshing to work with someone who does what he says he will and truly had our best interest in mind. Thank you for everything. Dennis and Julie Greene

★★★★★

Just a short note to let you know we appreciate all of your hard work! Rhonda and Mike Cherrin

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We would very much appreciate it if you would be so kind as to e-mail to our office the Powerpoint presentation that you made at the commencement of the mediation. Our General Manger was very impressed and would like to show it to the CEO and may in turn show it to other corporate personnel as an example of what can happen to the same or similar case when placed in the hands of an excellent lawyer such as Mark Hartsoe. William T. Wray

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Maryville Office

908 W Lamar Alexander Pkwy

Maryville, TN 37801

Phone: 865-524-5657 Fax: 865-381-0655

Knoxville Office

618 S Gay Street #L1

Knoxville, TN 37902

Phone: 865-524-5657 Fax: 865-381-0655

All Mail Delivery: P.O. Box 4997 Maryville, TN 37802

(Across from Maryville TARGET) Convenient Free Parking

Downtown Knoxville Office available for meetings & depositions.
Knoxville Personal Injury Lawyer Hartsoe Law Firm website - Car Accidents, Medical Malpractice, Product Liability & Wrongful Death

We serve clients throughout Tennessee including those in the following localities: Anderson County including Clinton and Oak Ridge; Blount County including Louisville and Maryville; Campbell County including LaFollette; Claiborne County including Tazewell; Cocke County including Newport; Cumberland County including Crossville; Fentress County including Jamestown; Greene County including Greeneville; Hamblen County including Morristown; Hamilton County including Chattanooga; Jefferson County including Dandridge and Jefferson City; Knox County including Knoxville; Loudon County including Greenback, Lenoir City, and Loudon; Monroe County including Madisonville and Vonore; and Sevier County including Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, and Sevierville.

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