Attorney Roger Gilbert was born in Pennsylvania and grew up in the Tampa/St. Petersburg area of Florida. He attended the University of South Florida - Tampa where he graduated in 1982 with honors. He completed his major in both English and Political Science.

He graduated from the University of Tennessee College of Law in 1985 and was licensed to practice law in Tennessee in 1985. He has been in private practice since being licensed and has focused his practice on representing people injured in automobile collisions, workers' compensation accidents, premises liability cases and product liability cases.

Mr. Gilbert only represents injured people and does not represent insurance companies. He has represented people throughout Tennessee and handled cases that occurred in over half of the country. He has recovered over 46 million dollars for his clients.

Andrew Fox became an East Tennessean in 1979. He graduated from Bearden High School in 1986 and attended the University of Tennessee, Knoxville for his undergraduate degree in Political Science, with a Business Minor. While in college, he had the honor of serving as an intern in the United States Senate Budget Committee during the summer of 1989. Upon graduating from UTK, Mr. Fox spent two years in Nashville working as a budget analyst for the Tennessee Department of Finance and Administration.

Mr. Fox returned to the University of Tennessee, Knoxville for his law degree. While in law school, Mr. Fox received the American Jurisprudence award for his proficiency in trial and served as a member of the UT National Trial Team, which competed with other law schools by conducting mock trials. He graduated from UT Law School in 1995.

When not working, Mr. Fox helps his wife of 19 years raise their three children and serves in various ministries at his church, Sevier Heights Baptist Church. His recreational pursuits are diverse, which include weightlifting, inline skating, gaming, running, following UTK sports, and offroad riding on his Kawasaki KLX 250s.