Chattanooga, Tennessee, Personal Injury Trial Lawyers
Representing Chattanooga Area Clients Since 1934

Located on Chattanooga’s  North Shore.
Easy access from the interstate.  Parking by the front door.  Handicap accessible.

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Berke, Berke & Berke
Attorneys at Law
420 Frazier Avenue
P.O. Box 4747
Chattanooga, TN 37405
Tel:  423-266-5171
Fax:  423-265-5307

Appeals Court Says Sale To Billy Hawk Not In Best Interest Of Estate
posted February 28, 2005 

The Tennessee Court of Appeals has upheld a ruling by Chancellor Frank Brown that a family sale to Billy Hawk was not in the best interest of the Hawk estate. Click Here to Read More

Suit Says Wreck Happened After Cell Phone Rang
posted November 11, 2002

A Circuit Court lawsuit says a wreck was caused when a woman reached down to get her cell phone that was ringing just after she got off I-75. Click Here to Read More

Dr. Gazaleh Says UnumProvident Not Paying On Disability
posted September 8, 2003

Dr. Shawn Gazaleh has filed suit against UnumProvident, claiming the firm has not paid off on his disability claim. Click Here to Read More

Attorneys Hope Panel To Improve Lawyers' Images
posted November 19, 2002

The formation by a group of prominent Chattanooga lawyers of a Pro Bono Committee may help improve the image of attorneys here, Chairman Charles Fleischmann said. Click Here to Read More

Lawsuits Filed In Two Fatal Wrecks
posted November 12, 2003

Circuit Court lawsuits have been filed in two fatal wrecks. Click Here to Read More

Judgment Put Down Against Butch Johnson In Sexual Harassment
posted October 8, 2003

A $94,665 judgment has been put down against former local "Eye In The Sky" traffic reporter Butch Johnson. Click Here to Read More

Judge Rules In Favor Of Brenda Sargent
Says Wife Of Prominent Surgeon Had To Pay Usurious Rate
posted May 21, 2003

Chancellor Frank Brown today ruled in favor of Brenda Sargent, wife of well-known plastic surgeon Dr. Larry Sargent, saying she had to pay usurious rates to her former house painter. Click Here to Read More

Residents urge rules on cutting of trees
East Brainerd residents to push for restrictions because they are afraid a proposed development will lead to soil erosion.
By Duane W. Gang Staff Writer

A crowd is expected at tonight’s Chattanooga City Council meeting as a group of East Brainerd residents urges the council to adopt strict new rules for clear-cutting trees. Click Here to Read More