Tennessee Personal Injury Lawyers
In the News
The Tennessee attorneys at Massey & Associates, PC have been featured on numerous online news publication websites, sharing their extensive legal knowledge and experience to help keep the public better informed about personal injury law and other vital areas of law.
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Other publications Mr. Massey has been showcased in:
Gary has appeared in news stories about injury cases all over the country. Read more about his appearances in various media publications below.
Gary Massey Quoted in Published Book
The Law School Decision Game: A Playbook for Prospective Lawyers
Gary Massey was quoted in a book that has recently been published, The Law School Decision Game: A Playbook for Prospective Lawyers, which features his story of going from an insurance defense attorney to an advocate for injured victims.
"I left a large corporate law firm to open my own law practice with a partner in December 2000. I graduated in the top 3 percent of my class in law school and served as an editor on the law review..."
Buy the book here to read more.
Facebook Investigations
Gary Massey wins a case for a client who was wrongfully investigated through Facebook by his insurance company.
“If they find anything that’s embarrassing or anything that they can use to paint you in a bad light that’s when it shows up in a case.” - Attorney Gary Massey
Related Articles
- Insurance Companies Watching You on Facebook - Social Barrel
- Insurance Companies Using Social Media to Catch Fraud - 9 News Now
- Social Media Can Be Used Against You by Insurance Companies - ABC 13
- Insurance Companies Watching - on Facebook - WPRI.com
- Companies Using Social Media to Snoop on Your Life - CBS Miami
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Legal Elite
Gary Massey Featured in USA Today as One of the Nation’s Leading Attorneys
Gary Massey of the Tennessee personal injury law firm of Massey & Associates, P.C. has been featured in USA Today as one of the Nation’s Leading Attorneys in the Legal Elite section of the publication. Chattanooga accident attorney Mr. Massey was asked to provide his top tips, as a public service, to help consumers and businesses alike be more aware and protect their best interests when harmed by another’s negligence. Mr. Massey shared with readers of USA Today that it is much easier to ruin an injury case than most individuals realize. He recommends that injury accident victims take photos, keep detailed records, and inform their doctors about every part of their body that hurts, even if the pain is minor. Mr. Massey advises that a lot of people who believe that they are just sore end up needing to have surgery or coping with a body part that is permanently injured. Tying all of these points into how a person can best protect their legal rights when going to trial, Mr. Massey states, "If your memory doesn’t match your medical records, the jury thinks you’re lying." Mr. Massey goes on to say that a person can obtain complete monetary compensation as long as they are clear and honest from the onset.
Read more here.
How Much Car Insurance is Enough?
Mr. Massey has been featured in FOX Business for his expertise on car insurance.
Read more here.
On Television
Gary Massey Provides Legal Advice on WDEF News 12 This Morning
Chattanooga personal injury lawyer Gary Massey has appeared on CBS affiliate TV station WDEF News 12 This Morning almost every Monday morning for over 10 years. Since 2001, Mr. Massey has provided legal advice and insight into Tennessee and national law as a way to help people better understand their legal rights and options. By providing people with the answers they need on WDEF News 12 This Morning, Mr. Massey stays in touch with the community and keeps on top of breaking news that relates to personal injury law. In reaching out through the WDEF News 12 program to those coping with challenging circumstances caused by another person’s negligence, oversight, or reckless behavior, Mr. Massey makes the most out of the opportunity to help individuals beyond the courtroom.
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