September 2022
Owings, Coleman & Coalson is a proud sponsor of the Alcoa City Schools Foundation. ACSF is a nonprofit foundation that rallies both resources and the community so that the City of Alcoa’s educators and students are supported and provided for. Since 1989, ACSF has contributed to improving the quality of education in the City of […]
August 2022
Enforcement of Parking Restrictions Do you live in a subdivision that has rules regarding parking on the street, or in special parking areas, and there is always one member who takes advantage of the space and parks in violation of the rules? You are not alone as that is a common occurrence. The issue is […]
May 2022
What Happens When I Can No Longer Take Care of Myself? Ok, I worry. Odds are you do too, or you wouldn’t be spending the time to read an attorney’s blog. One of my favorite worries is wondering how I will afford long-term care services. That’s a nice way of saying “How do I pay […]
March 2022
Technology has long been at the forefront of our lives, both at home and at work. From the telephone, fax machine, dishwasher, toaster, and television to the work computer, microwave, personal computer, and cell phone; the arrival of modern conveniences has been employed to enhance both our personal and professional lives. As technology grew and […]
May 2021
In this month’s edition of the Knoxville Bar Association’s Dicta, Stephanie D. Coleman and Gavin A. Smelcer review the operation of executive orders issued by some past U.S. Presidents and our Tennessee Governors. It is the Dicta cover story and centerfold. See Stephanie D. Coleman & Gavin A. Smelcer, Edicta Praetoris: Executive Orders and the […]
January 2021
We are thrilled to announce that Felicia Coalson has been named as a new partner with our firm. Felicia has been with us since 2015 and offers our clients over a decade of experience in the areas of Elder Law, Estate Planning and Probate Litigation. This is a great fit for our closely held business […]
November 2020
As many of us know, the dynamics surrounding families and their senior members can be quite complex. Oftentimes, disputes arise among family members as to the best course of action regarding the appropriate type of care for an elder member. These issues can be magnified with the introduction of the need for cognitive, rehabilitative, or […]
September 2020
Recently, the West Knox Utility District (WKUD) hosted John Owings and Felicia Coalson of Owings, Wilson & Coleman for a ‘Diversity in the Workplace’ workshop. As part of the curriculum, John and Felicia addressed the fundamentals of cultural, racial, and ethnic diversity in the workplace. Additionally, they discussed the policies of WKUD, including sensitivity training […]
May 2020
John Owings has been recognized in the May 2020 edition of the Court Historical Society Newsletter, for being appointed, as a young lawyer, to be the first pro se law clerk for the Eastern District of Tennessee in 1988. Click here to read the article.
May 2020
Owings, Wilson & Coleman would like to congratulate attorneys John Owings, Stephanie Coleman and Sarah Jarrard in obtaining a substantial settlement on behalf of our client in a personal injury matter. The client sustained serious injuries as the result of the negligence of others and we are pleased to be able to obtain an outstanding […]
