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While Bryan Hoss concentrates his practice in the areas of federal criminal defense in Tennessee & Georgia and state court criminal cases in Tennessee and Georgia. Bryan appears frequently in the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnatti, Ohio for our appellate clients.. Mr. Hoss also represents civil clients including those who have been seriously injured or wrongfully terminated from their job. Whether an injury is from a car wreck, a trucking accident or e-coli poisoning, or whether the client has been retaliated or discriminated against based upon their age, sex or gender, Mr. Hoss has the experience and skills to bring about a successful resolution to any civil claim.. Mr. Hoss also represents law enforcement officers of the Fraternal Order of Police and the Police Benevolent Association who have been either disciplined by their Department or find themselves named as a Defendant in a civil rights case. Over the last ten (15) years, you will find that Mr. Hoss has been dispatched to multiple shooting scenes and has successfully defended those police officers who were defending the good citizens of Hamilton County.. Any good trial lawyer must have experience on the appellate level. Mr. Hoss routinely represents clients in both civil and criminal cases pending appeal before the Tennessee Court of Appeals, the Tennessee Supreme Court, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals and the United States Supreme Court. He has routinely argued cases on behalf of his clients and has the experience to prepare your case for any appeal.. Prior to law school, Mr. Hoss worked in the Hamilton County District Attorney’s office assisting various prosecutors with major felony cases. He worked on over a dozen homicide trials in the Hamilton County courts including the infamous Signal Mountain Murder case. After graduating with a law degree from the University of Memphis, he joined Davis & Wallace, P.C. in 2001. Within a few short months, Mr. Hoss tried jury trials in both Hamilton County Criminal Court and in the United States District Court in Chattanooga. And, he has been trying cases ever since. Bryan Hoss has represented hundreds of individuals charged with criminal offenses in Tennessee, Georgia and across the Southeast. He has been lead counsel in Federal Courts across Tennessee, Georgia and New York. He has tried cases in all of those courts including a multi-week jury trial in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York.. Mr. Hoss is a partner of Davis & Hoss, PC He is currently licensed in Tennessee, Georgia as well as Federal Courts across Tennessee and Georgia.. Education:. After attending The McCallie School, Mr. Hoss graduated in 1997 from Denison University in Granville, Ohio with two degrees, a B.A. in English and a B.A. in History. After taking a year off to work in the Hamilton County District Attorney’s Office, he received his J.D. from the University of Memphis. Mr. Hoss teaches Criminal Law as an adjunct professor at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.. Honors and Awards:. While at the University of Memphis, Mr. Hoss received the award of Merit for Outstanding Trial Advocacy at the National Trial Competition in 2001. He also received the Professor Joe A. Moore Award for his outstanding achievements emphasizing oral advocacy and was a member of the Moot Court Board. Presently, Mr. Hoss is a member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys.

Natalie Haymond Cropp earned her Juris Doctor from the University of South Carolina School of Law, and her undergraduate degree from Sewanee: The University of the South. She is a past member of the American Association of Premier DUI Attorneys, the Chattanooga Bar Association, and the Young Professionals Association of Chattanooga (YPAC), and a current member of the Chattanooga Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (CACDL), and the Brock-Cooper American Inn of Court.  In 2014 Ms. Cropp became the Membership Chair for the Southeast Tennessee Lawyers Association for Women (SETLAW), and served one term on its board. Currently, Ms. Cropp serves as the Continuing Legal Education (CLE) coordinator for CACDL. Ms. Cropp is admitted to practice in the State of Tennessee, and the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee.

Mr. Newman has been successful in trials for first degree murder all the way down to simple misdeameanors. His practice handles any criminal charge including traffic issues.. Mr. Newman has been successful in motions to supress various issuses such as illegal searches & seizures, including traffic stops for DUI, and even confessions. These types of motions can win a case.. Mr. Newman has great experience regarding mental health issues as he has been sucessful at civil commitment trial and was a member of the Hamilton County Mental Health Court exploritory committee.

Janie grew up in Chattanooga, Tennessee before attending undergraduate at Auburn University. She received her Jurisdoctor from Atlanta's John Marshall Law School in 2012.. Janie lives in Hixson with her husband, Adam, and dog, Maggie.. Janie was featured in the October 16, 2015 edition of the Hamilton County Herald.  See the link below:. ?id=7035&date=10%2F16%2F2015

Incredible service and legal guidance from a local name you can trust, that’s what Charles W. Wheland, III, Attorney At Law is all about.  Here at Yates and Wheland, we’re dedicated to our clients; Unlike larger corporate law firms, we are readily available and easy to reach. Charlie Wheland is available six days a week to take your call or meet in person at his office, so give us a call today.

I represent families and individuals seeking legal status or citizenship in the United States, entrepreneurs starting or purchasing businesses, and businesses hiring or transferring foreign workers.  Our cases include adjustment of status (green cards), immigrant visas (family and PERM), citizenship, fiancee visas (K-1), business visas (E, L, H-1B, O-1), and people with extraordinary ability (EB-2 with National Interest Waiver).

I have been representing people in court since 1986. I have successfully represented clients in trial and appellate courts throughout the country and I regularly try cases before state and federal court juries.My career has been varied as I began as a private defense attorney in Boston and then worked for a number of years as a prosecutor when I moved to Tennessee in the early 1990's. Since 1998 I have been in private practice at Davis & Hoss, PC.Representative cases have included such varied subjects as federal fraud and white-collar cases to innovative homicide cases. I was the first attorney in the United States to introduce mitochondrial DNA as evidence in State vs. Ware. I have been lead counsel in more than 150 jury trials and I have been lead counsel in six death penalty cases. As as Assistant District Attorney, I prosecuted serious felony cases including cold case homicide investigations and more than twenty first degree murder cases. I ocassionaly serve as Special Prosecutor or as a Special Judge in criminal proceedings in Tennessee.In civil actions I have represented clients in age discrimination, retaliatory discharge, negligence, accidents, child injury, real estate, and complex personal injury cases.I have taught Criminal and Constitutional Law at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga and previously taught trial practice as an adjunct professor at the University of Tennessee School of Law in Knoxville.Outside of work I serve on the Allied Arts board as treasure and Chattanooga Boys Choir board as president. My wife, Heather, and I put on the Chattanooga Bike Camp each June teaching kids with disabilities how to ride a bike. I serve on the board of the camp's parent organization--Lose the Training Wheels. I am an active member of the Chattanooga Track Club and a race director of the Signal Mountain Pie Run 10k.

I have been a litigator for 10 years in courtrooms throughout Georgia and Tennessee. When I take your case, my team and I give you the attention and treatment you deserve as our client. Our investigators, paralegals, and lawyers have the experience and drive to obtain the best result possible for your particular situation. I use a goal based approach from the outset of our relationship so we can define what your goals are, and how we can help you obtain them.. My work for you is both my profession and my passion, and I look forward to serving you.

I am happily married to my wife, Heather, and I am the proud father of three amazingly beautiful daughters.  My life revolves around my family.

I am an attorney who has spent years as a general legal practicioner but have concentrated in the areas of PERSONAL INJURY and WORKER'S COMPENSATION.. One of my favorite things in the world is to fight for my clients in court during a jury trial. I love making compelling arguments to the jury in order to demonstrate my client's need for the maximum possible damage award.. I speak fluent Spanish. My PERSONAL INJURY and WORKER'S COMPENSATION cases have taken me to Guatemala, Ecuador, Mexico and other places to assist families and clients deal with catastrophes such as airplane accident deaths, amputation of limbs and death while working at a factory or constructions site.. Please call me to set up an appointment!. x110

I am a trial lawyer with over 33 years of experience representing clients in Tennessee and Georgia state and federal courts. My practice focuses on personal injury litigation and business and commercial litigation. I am a member of the Tennessee and Chattanooga Bar Associations, the State Bar of Georgia, and the Tennessee Association of Construction Counsel. I have lectured on construction law issues at construction industry forums, continuing education seminars, and at Georgia Tech. I have taught business law at Chattanooga State Community College and trial advocacy at Emory University School of Law.. Recent Cases. Education. Emory University School of Law (LL.M. in Litigation, 1988). University of Memphis School of Law (J.D., 1984). University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (B.S., Bus. Admin., 1976). Professional Licensure and Bar Admissions. Licensed in:. Bar Admissions:. Military Service. U.S. Army/TN Nat'l Guard (1975-81). Highest Rank/Branch:  Captain, Field Artillery. Key Assignments:. Awards:

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.

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.