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Knoxville, Tennessee 37902
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McGehee, Stewart, Cole, Dupree, & Roper.
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The Firm
The Law Offices of McGehee, Stewart, Cole, Dupree & Roper is firm of lawyers with a diverse background of experiences and expertise.
Our firm is dedicated representing individuals and business interests throughout the East Tennessee area. This website is designed to provide you with an introduction to our firm, to our ideals and philosophies.
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We invite you to review the biographical information of our attorneys and our practice area. We are pleased to work with other counsel, and accept referrals. We are located in beautiful downtown Knoxville, Tennessee.
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