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I have a unique legal, theatrical, and international background that provides her with useful tools and creative strategies when resolving the distinct legal issues our clients face. Scarlett represents a diverse pool of clients in a wide range of legal matters and wholeheartedly protects their interests from the start of their case to trial litigation. Born and raised in South Florida, Scarlett focuses her practice in matters pertaining to family law, immigration, and business law and litigation. She also assists clients in a variety of litigation and non-litigation matters involving immigration petitions, legal permanent residence, naturalizations, trusts and estate planning, real and personal property, and contracts.

I have a passion to assist my clients through some of their most challenging and difficult times. I strive daily to serve the needs of all of my clients. My area of practice is general civil litigation for the firm, however, my primary focuses are personal injury and family law.. Prior to joining KHA Law Group, I graduated from St. Edward’s University in Austin, Texas where I received my Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice and Pre-Law. While at St. Edward’s, I interned at the Travis County District Attorney’s Office in the domestic violence unit.. Upon graduation from St. Edward’s University, I went on to attend Thomas Jefferson School of Law in San Diego, California. While in law school, I gained a wealth of practical experience working as a law clerk for various District Attorney Offices in California and I also worked at a private general practice in Los Angeles, California. I was a member of his law school’s National Mock Trial Team and competed in civil litigation competitions against other law schools in California.. When I am not at work, I enjoy fishing and spending time with my wife. I am also involved with my local Christian church.. I am an active member of the Nashville, Williamson County, and Tennessee Bar Associations and I am admitted to practice in all Tennessee state courts as well as the United States Middle District of Tennessee federal court. I am also a member of the Tennessee Trial Lawyers Association and the Tennessee Young Lawyers Association.

I am an “AV” rated attorney, admitted in both Tennessee and Alabama. As of February 2024, I have chosen to continue my 31+ year career with Meridian Law in Brentwood, providing legal services to Tennessee companies and individuals. Over the years, my practice areas have included insurance defense, personal injury, products-liability, labor and employment (L & E) litigation and training (including ERISA disability and other fringe benefits), and complex commercial, business and other general civil litigation (contract and tort).

I am a sixty year old board-certified civil trial lawyer who is fascinated by the law of personal injury and wrongful death, also called the law of torts. I have studied the field for over thirty years. I represent people who have been injured and the families of those who have died as a result of the negligence of others.. I grew up in Spencer, Wisconsin, a village about 140 miles due north of Madison. I graduated from the University of Wisconsin - Platteville in 1978 with a B.S. degree in Comprehensive Business and Economics.. I then moved to Chapel Hill, North Carolina, where I attended the University of North Carolina. I received my J.D. degree in May 1981, graduating with honors. I was elected to the Order of the Coif and served on the staff of the North Carolina Law Review.. I moved to Nashville in May 1981. I was an associate and later a partner in a Nashville firm from 1981 - 1992, and had the privilege to learn how to be a trial lawyer from the late John T. Conners, Jr. On January 1, 1993, I left a partnership in that firm and started a firm that is now known as the Law Offices of John Day, P.C.  The practice of our four-lawyer firm is limited to complex civil litigation on behalf of plaintiffs in personal injury, wrongful death, medical malpractice, products liability, automobile and trucking liability and other tort cases that arise from burns and sexual abuse.. I enjoy bar association activities. I have served as President of the Tennessee Trial Lawyers Association, Chair of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America Council of State Presidents, and a member of the Board of Directors of the Nashville Bar Association. I am also a past President of the National Board of Trial Advocacy, a non-profit group that certifies trial lawyers across the Nation.  I was board-certified by that organization as a civil trial lawyer over 20 years ago and have been re-certified every five years.  In 2006 I was elected to the American Law Institute.. I also enjoy working on committees designed to improve the quality of the legal system. The Tennessee Supreme Court has appointed me to the Commission on Continuing Legal Education and Specialization; I served two terms on that Commission and served as its Chair. I currently serve as a consultant to the Tennessee Judicial Conference's Committee on Pattern Jury (Civil) Instructions; I am one of two non-judges on that Committee. Lt. Governor John Wilder appointed me to the Tennessee Judicial Evaluation Commission, the group that evaluates Tennessee's appellate judges. My service on that Commission ended in June, 2009. I was then appointed to the successor group, the Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission by Rep. Williams, the Speaker of Tennessee House of Representatives. On September 15, 2009 I was selected as the Chair of that Commission and was re-elected as Chair for another one-year term in August, 2010.  I finished my service on the Commission in the Fall of 2011.  I have also served on the Tennessee Supreme Court's Alternative Dispute Resolution Commission. On January 1, 2008, the Tennessee Supreme Court  appointed me to its Advisory Commission on the Rules of Practice and Procedure and I was re-appointed effective January 1, 2014.  My service ended on December 31, 2016.. I have been an active legal writer and speaker.  In 1997 Donald Capparella and I combined forces to write Tennessee Law of Comparative Fault, the only book in Tennessee in the field. John Wood joined us for the Second Edition; the book is published (and updated annually) by Thomson West Publishing Company. The third edition of the book was published in the Fall of 2008.. I have also authored "Day on Torts: A Handbook for Tennessee Tort Lawyers."   The most recent edition of the book, now called "Day on Torts:  Leading Cases for Tennessee Tort Lawyers," was released in 2016.. My most recent book is "Tennessee Law of Civil Trial," which was published in the Summer of 2013.. My book "Compendium of Tort Reform Statues and Related Cases, 2008-2014" is now in its fifth edition.  The book is a collection of  tort reform statues and the cases that interpret those statutes.  A new edition, covering changes in the law through July 1, 2016, was released in November of 2065.. I have also written over fifty articles on personal injury and wrongful death law.  Several of those articles have been cited by the Tennessee Supreme Court in court opinions.. I have been honored to speak at legal seminars across the country. I have given over 250 speeches to lawyers in 19 different states. In 2004 former Tennessee Supreme Court Justice Penny White and former Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals Judge Joe Riley and I started "Justice Programs" to offer seminars to Tennessee lawyers.. I was honored to be named in the 1993-94 edition of Best Lawyers in America at the age of 36, and have been included in every edition thereafter. In 2009 I was named the Best Personal Injury Lawyer in Nashville by Best Lawyers in America.  That publication honored me with the "Best Medical Malpractice Lawyer in Nashville" award in 2010 and 2014,  and in  2012 with the award for the "Best Bet-the-Company Lawyer" award .  Other than the opportunity to represent my wonderful clients, my biggest professional honor was election to the American College of Trial Lawyers in 2002 at the age of 45. Less than 140 Tennessee lawyers are Fellows in this organization and less than 20 of those have a substantial practice on behalf of plaintiffs in personal injury and wrongful death cases.  I am currently serving as Chair of the Tennessee Chapter.. On the personal side, my wife Joy (also a lawyer) and I would rather be at our cabin on Tims Ford Lake outside of Lynchburg, Tennessee than any other place in the world. Joined by Sarah (age 25) and Michael (21), my children from a previous marriage, and our 9-year old daughter Kate we enjoy boating and other water sports. We also love to hike.  Joy and I are Tennessee Titans fans, and Joy is an avid University of Tennessee Vols football fan.

Former Military Police Army officer before completing law school. Brentwood native and experienced in the law. Disciplined and thorough on every case. I focus primarily on Williamson County cases and have a private office in Cool Springs to offer free consultations.

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Consumer lawyer that seeks to help individuals with Identity Theft, debt defense, debt collector abuse, and errors on Credit reports.  Identity theft can be a nightmare if you do not know what to do.  Shield Law Group can guide you through the obstacles that an individual faces in fixing their credit report. I have represented hundreds of clients in debt defense and helped many improve their credit through skillful representation and negotiation in debt defense.  I helped many clients successfully sue debt collectors for harassment and abuse in violation of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA).   Also, helped many clients successfully sue Credit Reporting Agencies and Furnishers who violated Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA).  Free Consultation. Reasonable fees for Debt Defense. No attorney fee until settlement or court victory for FDCPA and FCRA.

Caroline advocates for her clients, with integrity and respect, in order to minimize the financial and emotional impact of divorce.. A founding partner of McCarter Beauchamp, Caroline's unique academic background and professional experience enable her to provide clients with creative solutions in cases involving high net worth individuals, family owned and closely held businesses, stock options, deferred compensation plans, intellectual property and real estate holdings.  She earned a certificate in Business and Law along with her Doctorate of Jurisprudence from Vanderbilt University, and prior to starting McCarter Beauchamp, represented individuals and businesses in transactions and litigation.. Caroline was among the first attorneys in Middle Tennessee to embrace the collaborative process as a desirable method for resolving many family law disputes.   In addition to representing individuals in litigated and collaborative family law cases, Caroline offers her services to families as a Rule 31 listed Family Law Mediator.

Burke represents a wide variety of injured clients, with a focus on helping those who have been hurt in car, motorcycle, and tractor-trailer crashes. He also handles cases for businesses and individuals involved in contract disputes.. Recently, Burke was selected to the 2014 “Top 40 Under 40” by The National Trial Lawyers Association and the 2014 and 2015 Super Lawyers Mid-South Rising Stars.. He’s a member of the Nashville Bar Association, where he serves on the board of the Young Leadership Division. He is also a member of the Tennessee Bar Association and Tennessee Association for Justice, where he was formerly Chair of the Products Liability Committee.. Burke began his legal career as an associate with the firm after graduating from the University of Tennessee College of Law in 2008. While in law school, Burke was a member of the mock trial team and also contributed case commentaries to the school’s business law journal.. Burke and his wife, Jenney, who’s also an attorney, live in Nashville. Together they’ve served on charitable host committees for CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) and PULSE, a young professionals organization supporting the American Heart Association. Most of their free time is spent outdoors together with their son, Trip, and their dog, Mac, a rescued golden retriever mix.

Born and raised in St. Louis, Brian is invested in our community.  He attended Webster University for his undergraduate degree where he studied human rights issues at the Hague, the International Criminal Court, and the European Human Rights Court.. While at St. Louis University, Brian worked for Land of Lincoln legal services, specializing exclusively in domestic abuse matters.. When not practicing, he volunteers for the St. Louis County Family Court.  Brian serves as a court appointed attorney protecting the rights of children in domestic abuse cases, as well as a special prosecutor ensuring Respondents follow their orders of protection.

Born and raised in Nashville, Tennessee, I graduated high school from Ezell Harding Christian School in Antioch, Tennessee. I then attended Samford University, in Birmingham Alabama, and double majored in Political Science and History.. I received a full scholarship to Pepperdine School of Law and graduated in the top 3% of my class as the highest ranking female. I was inducted into the Order of the Coif and Order of the Barristers. While in law school, I received 7 CALI awards: Civil Procedure I; Contracts I; Criminal Law; Interviewing, Planning & Counseling; Criminal Procedure; Constitutional Structure; and Remedies. I was awarded the Faculty Scholar scholarship for academic excellence, and I also received the President's Scholarship.. Since graduation, I have chosen to focus my practice exclusively on Family Law related matters (which in my practice includes juvenile law, wills, powers of attorney and other needs your family may have throughout their lives). I have especially served as an advocate for fathers, representing many men throughout middle Tennessee, and advocating for them to receive maximum time with their children.

Bo Yager has represented clients inTennessee in jurisdictions ranging from Memphis to Nashville to Knoxville. Bo's sole practice is criminal defense, demonstrating expertise representing defendants against both felony and misdemeanor offenses, including: DUI, assault, domestic violence, theft, drug charges, crimes of violence, sex crimes, and expungements. Known for an aggressive defense of the Constitution that is spurred on by a firm belief in the oath he took during his years as a United States Marine.. Bo attended Middle Tennessee State University from 2014-2018, earning a B.S. in Political Science. Enrolled in the Nashville School of Law in 2018, earning his J.D. in 2023.. In his spare time, Bo serves as an assistance wrestling coach at Father Ryan High School, winning five state championships since 2015. Bo also heads the wrestling programs at RMA Jiu Jitsu in Nolensville and Franklin, TN.. Bo is a member of the Nashville Bar Association, as well as the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.

Bennett J. Wills, Esq. is the founder of Wills Law, PLLC, a firm dedicated to providing exceptional legal services in business and real estate litigation. With years of experience handling both transactional and litigation matters, Bennett has earned a reputation for his strategic approach, attention to detail, and steadfast dedication to his clients. He works closely with business owners, developers, and real estate professionals across Middle Tennessee, offering tailored legal solutions designed to address their unique challenges and goals. Whether navigating complex disputes, negotiating contracts, or advocating in court, Bennett combines deep legal knowledge with practical experience to deliver results-driven representation. At Wills Law, PLLC, Bennett’s mission is to build lasting client relationships by providing trusted counsel and ensuring every legal need is met with professionalism, care, and respect.

Awarded One of the Top 10 Family Law Attorney under the Age of 40 in Tennessee. Received the Pro Bono Service award 3 consecutive years by the Tennessee Supreme Court as an Attorney for Justice.. Formerly worked for the Florida Department of Children's Services Legal Staff as well as the Office of the Public Defender, Duval County, Florida.

Attorney Joy Nguyen provides zealous advocacy for individuals with disabilities and their families.

Andy Goldstein is the Managing Shareholder at Cole Law Group P.C., where he practices Family Law, Civil Litigation, Business Law, Immigration Law, and Administrative Law. Andy focuses his practice on contested divorce, interstate and international custody disputes, and complex civil litigation involving delicate reputational or business-related matters. Andy represents clients throughout Tennessee state courts, Tennessee federal district courts, the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, state regulatory bodies, the Immigration Courts of the Executive Office of Immigration Review, the Administrative Courts of the various federal agencies, the Board of Immigration Appeals, the Administrative Appeals Office, and the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services.

An attorney for entrepreneurs.. John Cascarano is an experienced attorney, brand founder and entrepreneur. John has founded or co-founded multiple companies and served in various roles from CEO to Counsel. He formerly practiced law at an AmLaw 100 firm.. John earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in English from Duke University in 2001 and his Juris Doctor from the University of Michigan Law School in 2004.. John is a member of the State Bars of Tennessee and Georgia. John is also active in Entrepreneurs' Organization in the Nashville chapter.. Hire an attorney who thinks like you do.

After serving as Disciplinary Counsel for the Tennessee Board of Professional Responsibility for 12 years, Kevin launched Ethics Law to assist attorneys and law firms with ethical issues, regulation, and licensing.  Kevin began his legal career in 2000 as a litigation attorney and represented clients in both federal and state courts throughout Shelby County, Tennessee.  Prior to practicing law, Kevin served in the United States Air Force for 7 years as a cargo jet mechanic at Charleston AFB in South Carolina.

After I graduated from Vanderbilt  Law School, I chose to practice family law due to my genuine concern for those needing representation during what can often be the most stressful and emotional periods of their lives. I now focus my practice on a range of family law matters including: child support, custody, grandparent visitation, alimony, guardianships, adoption, divorce, and father's rights. My undergraduate degree in Psychology, past work in a domestic violence legal clinic, and my internship for the Sex Crimes and Child Abuse division of the Indianapolis Prosecutor's Office have given me a unique insight into some of the more delicate issues related to family law. Because of this background I strive to be a zealous advocate for my clients while also taking the time to listen to their individual needs.

After graduating from law school in 1990, Robin entered into the private practice of law as an associate with one of the most well-known litigation and entertainment firms in Nashville, Tennessee. Taking the opportunity to learn from the best, he cut his teeth representing artists such as George Jones, Tammy Wynette, Ronnie Milsap and Lee Greenwood.. In the mid-nineties, Robin left his previous association to assume the leadership role of Gordon Law Group -- a new firm concentrating in the entertainment, small business and litigation areas of practice. In his over twenty years of practice, he has represented a variety of publishing companies, record labels and other entertainment entities, in addition to several of music's most influential songwriters, musicians and artists, who have collectively sold hundreds of millions of records.  Robin also has represented clients in contract negotiations, litigation matters, general business issues, domestic matters, and debt and bankruptcy cases.. Utilizing his legal and business experience, Robin recognizes that a client may come to GLG with one pressing legal issue, but have several more matters for which he or she needs assistance.  To best serve GLG clients, Robin has established a unique formula for representing all individuals and businesses, no matter their issues. Whether drafting a will for the parents of a newborn baby, negotiating a recording agreement that lets an artist do what they love, or assisting with the probating of an estate of a deceased loved one, Robin’s greatest pleasure is to help people prepare for present joys and tribulations and plan for the future, so that they can leave the GLG offices with more peace of mind than when they entered.