Lowe Yeager & Brown PLLC

03/02/2024

Experts say discrimination against people who use medication to treat their opioid use disorder is rampant. The Justice Department is trying to change that.

02/13/2024

So proud of our client and legal team on this important issue!

An Overton County policy of jailing mentally ill people led to one man's death and a multi-million dollar settlement of the family's lawsuit.

01/06/2023

Battle Dawn!!!

06/29/2022

With every jury trial, there’s a feeling of connecting with the people in the jury box. But with rare exceptions, we never see them again. Our lawyers are
grateful for the attention and thoughtfulness of the jury in our most recent trial in Chattanooga, and would love to talk to them, hear what we did well and how we can improve.

08/05/2020

Darryl G. Lowe passed away on August 1, 2020. He was born to Nat and Helen Lowe on August 10, 1944, in Bristol, Virginia. Growing up he worked hard at school and excelled academically and in baseball. He attended the University of Tennessee on a baseball scholarship. His 1966 team won the SEC Eastern Division and was honored on May 4, 2018, at Lindsey Nelson Stadium with Darryl throwing out the first pitch of the game.

Upon graduating from UT, he enlisted in the Air Force, advancing to the rank of captain, and was stationed in Biloxi, Mississippi for four years. Following his honorable discharge, he entered UT law school. Darryl found what he loved to do and excelled at the law, which was his passion. First licensed in 1974, he initially worked for Kennerly, Montgomery, and Finley. He ultimately started his own firm with Cliff Shirley and was later joined by Steve Yeager. Lowe, Shirley, and Yeager was more than a partnership; it was a brotherhood.

Darryl was extremely well respected in the legal community, but also had a wonderful sense of humor and could be silly and fun. Darryl’s practice consisted of civil litigation involving primarily insurance defense at the trial and appellate level. He began representing lawyers in 1984, and from approximately 1994 Darryl’s practice consisted almost entirely of legal malpractice defense as well as advising and representing lawyers on matters related to the Rules of Professional Conduct. He took senior status at the end of 2018.

Darryl was married to Sandi Lowe for 23 years and had two daughters who love him dearly, Lisa and Carrie Lowe. Twenty-five years ago, he married the love of his life, Pam Strickland Lowe and gained stepdaughters Paige Hughes (Gregg) and Brooke Ellenberger. Darryl and Pam loved to travel, go to sporting events, and spend time with friends. Darryl's true pride and joy were his grandchildren: Connor, Parker, Callie Grace, Hayden, Brody, Allie, and Griffin. He had a special relationship with each one and loved spending time with them and attending their events and activities.

Due to health concerns amid the Covid-19 pandemic, the family will have a private memorial service for family only that will be livestreamed on the page of Berry Highland Memorial on Saturday, August 8, 2020 at 11:00 am. The page can be found at Highland Memorial Park Funerals and Cremations. A public reception will be held from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm on Saturday, August 8, 2020, at Berry Highland Memorial located at 5315 Kingston Pike in Knoxville, TN 37919.

In lieu of flowers, donations made be made to The Mission of Hope at P.O. Box 51824 Knoxville, TN 37950.

01/12/2020

The University of Tennessee announced UTPD assistant chief Keith Lambert resigned following an investigation that launched in late July.

01/08/2020

The family says Keith Lambert's wife helped him hide out so he could sober up after he confused their house for his own.

11/26/2019

Lowe Yeager & Brown PLLC is hiring attorneys of all experience levels.

11/17/2019

David Vance (Van) Martin, 71, son of Nelson and Geraldine Martin, passed away Monday afternoon, November 11, 2019.

09/25/2019

It marked the first and last time the family would meet their new neighbor, the University of Tennessee assistant police chief.