Animal attacks happen more frequently than people think! They can be very frightening and leave victims physically and emotionally traumatized. Unsupervised pets are unpredictable and pose a threat to neighborhood residents. Since these attacks are
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Too often, people adopt a cavalier approach to their driving. After years of driving without being involved in an accident, some people become disengaged and fail to take appropriate steps when driving. Often, people are
Read MoreThe Law Office of Stephen A. Burroughs supports local hospital, the East Tennessee Children’s Hospital. This Knoxville charity is a non-profit hospital that is the only comprehensive regional pediatric center located in the eastern part
Read MoreOn September 29, 2012, the Law Office of Stephen A. Burroughs will participate in a Knoxville fundraising event known as CureSearch Walk for Children’s Cancer. This is just one way that we demonstrate our dedication
Read MoreHere is some helpful advice from a Tennessee Auto Accident Attorney… Even if you are a very defensive driver, there is still a chance that you may be involved in a serious automobile accident. There
Read MoreThere are steps you should take to make your home safer, not only for your family but also for visitors. The fact is that you can be held liable if someone outside the family is
Read MoreKnoxville lawyer Stephen A. Burroughs — known as The Chuck Norris of the lawyer world because of his unflappable hair and thick facial hair featured on local bus ads — will be host a comedy
Read MoreKNOXVILLE (WATE) – Local non-profit the Joy of Music School hosted an event called “The Pick and Grin 2012” to raise money for musical instruments and lessons for disadvantaged and at-risk youth in the Knoxville
Read More“When Stephen A. Burroughs was in the womb his mother could feel his beard kicking.” The Knoxville chapter of the American Marketing Association hosted viral Internet sensation and local personal injury attorney, Stephen A. Burroughs at its October luncheon
Read MorePatrick Harrell of New Market had to decide between going to a high school football game or to Swagfest presented by Stephen A. Burroughs, but for the 14-year-old, the choice was obvious. The freshman at
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