W. Henry Ogle first founded what is known today as Ogle, Rowell & Penland, in Sevierville, TN in 1952. Mr. Ogle continued in private practice for twenty-eight years until his death in 1980. He was a well-respected civil and criminal law litigator, who was known as a fierce advocate for his clients.
In fact, Mr. Ogle successfully litigated one of the first products liability cases in the State. He represented both individuals and business entities, including the Bank of Sevierville. During Mr. Ogle's legal career, he also served as the Juvenile Court Judge for Sevier County.
In fact, Mr. Ogle successfully litigated one of the first products liability cases in the State. He represented both individuals and business entities, including the Bank of Sevierville. During Mr. Ogle's legal career, he also served as the Juvenile Court Judge for Sevier County.
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At Ogle, Rowell & Penland, P.C., our focus is on our community and our clients above anything else. Our firm has been a fixture of the Sevierville community since it was founded in 1952. Our neighbors and friends have been supportive of us, and we go the extra mile to be fully supportive of them during some of the most difficult times of their lives.
Nathan Rowell serves his clients successfully in the practice areas of personal injury, business formation, and appellate practice. Mr. Rowell is also the City Attorney for the City of Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.
In keeping with the firm's tradition, the majority of his cases are litigated, earning him his clients' confidence in the courtroom as well as the American Juris Prudence Award for Trial Practice and the Tennessee Attorney General's Award for Excellence in Trial Advocacy.He has served on the Editorial Board of the Tennessee Bar Journal and is a Master of the Bar for the American Inn of Court.
In keeping with the firm's tradition, the majority of his cases are litigated, earning him his clients' confidence in the courtroom as well as the American Juris Prudence Award for Trial Practice and the Tennessee Attorney General's Award for Excellence in Trial Advocacy.He has served on the Editorial Board of the Tennessee Bar Journal and is a Master of the Bar for the American Inn of Court.
Deborah (Deb) Campbell is the firm's Office Manager and a seasoned administrative assistant with over 34 years of experience. Throughout her career Deb has served as an assistant to Circuit Court Judge Rex Henry Ogle, Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals Judge Norma McGee Ogle, General Sessions Judge Jeffrey D. Rader, and Circuit Court Judge James L. Gass during their time in private practice.
Sara is a native of New Orleans, Louisiana. She relocated to Sevier County, Tennessee in 2004 to be near family here, and has been with the firm since 2006. Sara has over twenty-five years of experience as a legal assistant and paralegal. Her work has been focused primarily on the areas of products liability, maritime, asbestos and silicosis, insurance defense and personal injury.
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