Jeffrey H. Glaspie - Sevierville, TN
Attorney at Glaspie and Rickman
Personal injury Lawyers in Sevierville, TN
500 Park Road Sevierville, TN 37862
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Sevierville Personal injury Lawyer
Updated: 05/18/2026
Areas of Practice
- Personal injury
Attorney Information
Overview
Mr. Glaspie is a native of Sevier County. He is a graduate of East Tennessee State University. Following graduation, Mr. Glaspie joined the Tennessee Air National Guard where he served with distinction before retiring in 2018. Mr. Glaspie attended Lincoln Memorial University – Duncan School of Law where he graduated Magna Cum Laude and was a founding member of the school’s law review, served as a senator on the Student Bar Association, and assisted the staff and faculty as a research assistant. During his last year of law school, Mr. Glaspie had the honor and privilege of serving as a summer law clerk for the Chief Justice of the Tennessee Supreme Court, Gary R. Wade.
Upon passing the bar, Mr. Glaspie began his legal career as an associate with a local personal injury firm where he learned not only the law, but the struggles and challenges his clients faced. Over the decade Mr. Glaspie has practiced in the field of personal injury, he has not only assisted injured people recover financially but has also been successful in helping them find the resources needed to heal physically, mentally and emotionally. Over the years, Mr. Glaspie has worked with some of the areas largest and most successful law firms and learned much along the way. The firm of Glaspie & Rickman, PLLC represents the culmination of those lessons and experience, as well as his dream of providing competent, caring, and zealous representation to the citizens of East Tennessee and beyond.
Education
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Legal Education
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Lincoln Memorial University, Duncan School of Law,
Knoxville,
Tennessee
Honors: magna cum laude
Honors: Founding member of the school’s law review
Honors: Senator on the Student Bar Association
Honors: Assisted the staff and faculty as a research assistant
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Lincoln Memorial University, Duncan School of Law,
Knoxville,
Tennessee
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Non Legal Education
- East Tennessee State University
Current Employment Position(s)
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Attorney
Past Positions
- Tennessee Air National Guard
- Chief Justice of the Tennessee Supreme Court, Gary R. Wade, Summer law clerk
Contact
500 Park Road
Sevierville, TN 37862
Phone: 865-606-6771
Email: Send a message
Website: https://www.gandrlawfirm.com
Hours: M-F 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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