Rogers Law PLLC

We’re honored to be leading the appeal in the Sweetwater Duck Hunter case, a matter that has sparked statewide discussion about Tennessee hunting laws and local government authority.

As this case moves to the Tennessee Court of Appeals, we remain committed to advocating for clear, uniform application of Tennessee law.

Read more about the case here:
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Sweetwater duck case sparks push to clarify Tennessee hunting law Two Tennessee legislators have introduced a bill they hope will clarify the law to benefit Tennessee hunters.Senate Bill 2028/HB2017, sponsored by Senator Adam

Due to inclement weather, our office will be closed tomorrow, February 2, 2026.

That said, we’ll still be monitoring phone calls and emails throughout the day. If you need to reach us, please call or email [email protected].

We appreciate your understanding — everyone stay safe and warm!

Office Update – Monday, January 26, 2026

Due to winter weather conditions, Rogers Law staff will be working remotely this morning. If weather and road conditions improve, we plan to be in the office later this afternoon.

Phones and emails will continue to be monitored, and clients with urgent matters may contact the office as usual.

Please stay safe, and thank you for your patience.

🎄✨ Rogers Law Holiday Hours ✨🎄
’Tis the season for family, gratitude, and a well-earned break… even in the legal world!

To help our clients plan ahead, here are our official holiday office hours:

📌 Closed Friday, November 21
• Firm Holiday Celebration 🎉

🦃 Thanksgiving Holiday
• Closed: November 26–28
• Reopen: Monday, December 1 — normal business hours

🎄 Christmas Holiday
• Closed: December 24–26
• Open: December 29–30 — normal business hours

🎉 New Year Holiday
• Closed: December 31 – January 2
• Reopen: Monday, January 5 — normal business hours

If you have an urgent matter while we’re away, please leave a voicemail or email [email protected], and we will respond accordingly.

Thank you for your understanding as we take time to celebrate with our families.
We hope everyone has a wonderful and safe holiday season ❄️🎄✨🎁
— Rogers Law, PLLC

❤️🤍💙 In Honor of Veterans Day ❤️🤍💙

Our office is closed today, Tuesday, November 11th, in observance of Veterans Day. We will reopen Wednesday, November 12th, at 9:00 a.m.

Today, we pause to honor and thank all who have served and sacrificed for our freedom—especially the veterans within the Rogers Law family, among our clients, and throughout our community. Your courage and dedication mean more than words can express.

❤️🤍💙 Thank you for your service.

🚨 Office Closure Notice – Friday, June 27 & Friday, July 4 🚨

Rogers Law will be closed this Friday, June 27 for our annual summer team-building day. We’ll be out of the office spending some quality time together, recharging so we can continue to serve our clients with dedication and focus.

We will also be closed Friday, July 4 in observance of Independence Day.

📌 If you need to reach us while the office is closed:

For criminal matters, email [email protected]
For domestic and juvenile matters, email [email protected]
For all other inquiries, email [email protected] or visit our website at www.rogerslaw.org and send us a message.

Thank you for your understanding, and we hope everyone has a safe and happy holiday weekend! 🇺🇸

– The Rogers Law Team ⚖️☀️

Rogers Law, PLLC About Rogers Law, PLLC Rogers Law, PLLC is a McMinn County-based law firm dedicated to providing honest, hardworking legal representation with a primary focus on criminal defense and personal injury. Led by attorney Matthew C. Rogers and supported by an experienced legal team, we are committed to

Eight years ago, Matthew and I embarked on a mission to provide quality legal services to our hometowns and the surrounding areas. We have honored that commitment at Rogers Sauceman, PLLC and are thankful for the wonderful clients we have been able to assist along the way. And while it is still our mission to continue providing excellent legal services, beginning May 1, 2025, it will in our individual capacities. After much prayer and consideration, Rogers Sauceman, PLLC, the physical location, will be Rogers Law, PLLC. I have been blessed with the opportunity to continue my practice at 14 N. White Street, Athens, TN as the Law Office of Leah Sauceman.
Our commitment to our clients remains unchanged as well as the friendship that Matthew and I have developed. Change can be difficult but we plan to make this transition as smooth as possible for our clients. We want to assure each one that their case will not be affected.
My practice areas will continue to be primarily focused on family law, estate planning and estates. I also look forward to providing services for personal injury matters.
Matthew plans to continue his concentration on criminal law, personal injury and some family law.
We are so appreciative of your support over the last eight years and look forward to new opportunities to assist you in your legal needs.
I personally want to thank Matthew for the wonderful friend and partner he has been to me.

With sincerest appreciation,
Leah B. Sauceman

Due to inclement weather, our office will be closed today.