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Both Brent Burks and I are Board Certififed Civil Trial Specialists certified by the National Board of Trial Advocacy. Less than 2% of attorneys have this important certification.  What is unknown to the public is that most claiming to be trial attorneys dont have enough trial time or experience to even submit an application to become board certified.  Question: Do you want someone handling your claim that the insurance company knows is a settler and no threat to its insured?  Do you just rely upon a commercial where one claims to have a track record, but no board certification?  Do you want a law firm that claims to be local, but actually is based in another state?. I am Jay Kennamer.  I have practiced for over 22 years.  According to the 2014 Tennesse Jury Verdict Reporter, I am the only one from the Chattanooga area listed in the "Ten-Year Totals" for trying the most cases during that time period in the whole State of Tennessee.

Bill Pemerton earned his Bachelor of Science degree from Tennessee Technological University in 2000 and was awarded his J.D. from the Cumberland School of Law in Birmingham, Alabama in 2005. Upon graduation from Cumberland, he was honored with a Certificate of Trial Advocacy and has since maintained a substantial litigation practice. His practice includes personal injury, family law, and general litigation. He was recently listed as a Tennessee Supreme Court Rule 31 general civil and family mediator.

Attorney Lisa Conner co-founded Conner & Roberts, PLLC in September 2010 and is the firm’s managing member. She was born in Chattanooga, and received her Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga before receiving her Doctor of Jurisprudence (J.D.) from Florida Coastal School of Law.. Upon graduation from law school, Lisa returned home to practice law in her native Tennessee. Her first job as a lawyer was at a large, multi-state defense firm where she was a managing attorney. She started to see how big firms did not serve the needs of local individuals, so she decided to work with Attorney Amelia Roberts to do just that, opening Conner & Roberts, PLLC in 2010.. Ms. Conner focuses her practice on family law, where she has represented numerous clients and helped them navigate the court system. She also represents clients in work-related injuries, workers’ compensation insurance defense, and personal injury, obtaining numerous favorable verdicts for her clients.. As a successful appellate attorney, Lisa won a significant victory in the Tennessee Supreme Court with a leading case on workers’ compensation injuries. She has served as a special judge for the Hamilton County General Sessions Court.. She has litigated numerous cases in district and appellate courts.

Attorney Chase Walker is a young attorney full of energy and a desire to help others. Over the years, Chase has seen numerous legal issues arise with various friends and family members and often heard the same two complaints: I can't afford an attorney, and I don't feel like my interests are being fairly represented. Too often, attorneys claim to be client-centered, while simultaneously trying to figure out how they can resolve as many cases as quickly as possible, for the maximum profit, and with the least amount of time and effort possible.. After taking the bar exam, Chase put a lot of thought into what kind of attorney he wanted to be. The answer? An attorney who provides legal services to those who ordinarily could not hire an attorney or get free legal aid and one who truly puts client interests first. He recognizes that, generally, two groups of people are able to obtain legal services: those below 125% poverty who can get free legal aid, and those who are making enough money to afford hundreds or even thousands of dollars in attorney’s fees. He recognizes that there are many hardworking Americans who do not fall into either of these groups but still are in dire need of legal assistance. He also believes that clients’ needs always supersede firm profits. Sometimes this means spending more hours making less money to achieve a just result.. To achieve his goal, Chase started The CW Firm, his own firm where there are two main goals: to provide legal services to hardworking lower and middle-class Americans who could not otherwise get legal help, and to always place people above profits. He does this by charging reasonable legal fees that working-class people can afford, and by always ensuring that the result matches the client’s goals. The CW Firm is a general practice providing a variety of legal services to the greater Chattanooga area. Some areas of practice include Real Estate Law, Business Law, Estate Planning, Personal Injury, and Criminal Defense.

At my Chattanooga-based law office of Stulce & Yantis, I offer more than 30 years of proven legal experience. I am proud to be recognized for the quality of my practice and my commitment to clients by peers and independent organizations.. When it comes to your personal injury case or legal matter, I believe experience makes a difference. I have been designated as Board Certified Civil Trial Specialist, and have been successful in recovering multi-million dollar verdicts and settlements for clients.

As the founder of Jackson Law Firm, PLLC, Chattanooga attorney Forrest Jackson provides counsel in Social Security Disability and Personal Injury cases. Prior to deciding to found his own firm, Forrest spent a number of years gaining valuable experience in these areas of law at several firms in the Southeastern United States. He is a graduate of Auburn University and Cumberland School of Law at Samford University.. Forrest has a strong desire to help people and fight for the benefits they deserve. In doing so, he has successfully represented hundreds of clients at all levels of the appeals process.  He gets immense personal satisfaction in seeing his clients' relief on being approved for their benefits, or helping clients have other legal matters resolved. He moved to Chattanooga with his wife in 2012, and he enjoys spending time with his wife and two sons when not working for his clients.. Forrest is licensed in Tennessee, Georgia, and Alabama state courts and admitted in all Federal Courts of Alabama, as well as the Eastern District of Tennessee and the Northern District of Georgia. He is also a member of the Alabama Bar Association, Tennessee Bar Association, Georgia Bar Association, and Chattanooga Bar Association.  Forrest also serves on the Tennessee Bar Association's Executive Council for the Disability Law Section, and he is a long-standing member of the National Organization of Social Security Claimants' Representatives (NOSSCR).  For a free case evaluation, please contact the Jackson Law Firm today.

As part of the firm's litigation group, I focus my practice on commercial law and alternative dispute resolution, with a heavy emphasis on construction law. I have handled numerous disputes including lien law and an entire range of construction-related issues, including defects, delays, payment disputes, bond claims, and contract interpretation. Additionally, I frequently lecture on construction and lien law issues.

Angela Cirina Kopet is an AV® rated litigator with recognition as a Top Rated Lawyer® in the states of Tennessee and Georgia and Insurance Law.  Her experience includes insurance and general liability defense having worked as an in-house attorney and in private practice as a trial attorney throughout the states of Tennessee and Georgia.

Amanda Kee is Staff Attorney for Pioneer Title Agency, Inc.  Operating since 1982, Pioneer is one of the oldest and most respected title companies in Chattanooga.  Pioneer’s main office is located at 513 Georgia Avenue and a branch office is located at 6150 Shallowford Road.. Amanda is an experienced title attorney licensed in both Tennessee and Georgia, whose primary focus is the underwriting and review of title examinations for the Chattanooga metro market.  A Chattanooga native, she graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga before receiving her Juris Doctorate in 2008 from John Marshall Law School in Atlanta, Georgia.  She graduated 2nd in her law school class, was Managing Editor of the John Marshall Law Review, and held several leadership positions during her tenure.  Before law school, she worked for SunTrust Bank in lending and client service at the local branch level.

Amanda Jelks is a Chattanooga native who focuses her law practice on providing peace of mind to business owners by helping them protect the business they have worked so hard to build.  Amanda also assists business owners and families with estate planning.. Amanda attended the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga for undergrad and the University of Memphis for law school, both on academic scholarships.  Prior to starting her own law firm, Amanda spent 5 years working for one of the largest firms in southeast Tennessee and gained invaluable experience handling very sophisticated and complex matters.. Apart from her law practice, Amanda is very active in the community.  Amanda serves on the board for Chattanooga Room in the Inn and the MOMentum Network.  Additionally, Amanda regularly gives motivational speeches regarding overcoming adversities to acheive the "impossible."  You can read more about Amanda's personal experience in this area at .

A results-driven attorney using my litigation experience to protect motor carriers, medical providers, and other companies through in-court representation and by advising clients, quantifying and reducing risk, and efficiently resolving disputes so that business clients can focus on productivity.

--Estate planning attorney assisting high net worth individuals and families.. --Elder law attorney assisting seniors and their families with a wide variety of legal issues.. --Work with families with special needs children, including government benefits planning and special needs trusts, including (d)(4)(A) trusts.. When I'm not working, I enjoy music, cooking and travel.

"At his best, man is the noblest of all animals; separated from law and justice he is the worst." - Aristotle. I am a Chattanooga native who was fortunate enough to be able to return to this great city and begin my law career after obtaining my J.D. from the University of Memphis, Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law.  While in law school I served as a member of the Law Review, Moot Court Board, and Student Bar Association, while also interning for Judge Bernice B. Donald of the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals and Judge Fields of the Shelby County Circuit Court.. Since beginning my law career in 2014 I have represented clients in a wide range of matters, including personal injury, products liability, contractual disputes, and workers compensation.. If you are someone you know needs help defending or prosecuting a lawsuit, please contact me for a consulation.