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The best way to judge an attorney is by his trial record. In two decades of practicing law in Tennessee, Dail Cantrell has obtained tens of millions of dollars on behalf of his clients and other notable results in the courtroom and in negotiations, including a not-guilty verdict on attempted murder charges.. Mr. Cantrell has taken more than 220 cases to trial, with a success rate of nearly 100 percent. He has been recognized at the national level for excellence in his field, and is a recipient of the McClung Medal and the Ray H. Jenkins Award for Trial Advocacy. He has recently been selected for membership in the exclusive Million Dollar Advocates Forum, limited to attorneys who have obtained multiple trial verdicts or settlements in excess of $1 million, and was even the subject of a documentary on Court TV.. Dail practices primarily in personal injury and wrongful death litigation, from auto and truck accidents to medical negligence and work-related injuries. He also handles lawsuits for child sexual abuse, insurance bad faith and other civil litigation. Dail has advocated for the injured since entering practice in 1991, and established his own law firm in 1994.. Mr. Cantrell has authored a textbook on trial strategy and formerly taught trial advocacy as an adjunct professor at his alma mater, the University of Tennessee College of Law. He has also served as an administrative law judge for the state of Tennessee. He is licensed to practice in all state and federal courts of Tennessee, as well as federal appellate courts all the way up to the U.S. Supreme Court.. Dail is an active member of the Second Baptist Church in Clinton, Tennessee. His most recent book, Equal to the Task, is dedicated to his son, Benjamin, and the struggles he faced in the neonatal intensive care unit.

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Robert Gilmore was born and raised in Sampson County, North Carolina in Keener.  He attended Hobbton High School; then, Robert graduated from Campbell University in Buies Creek, NC where he majored in Trust and Wealth Management and graduated summa cum laude.  After undergraduate, Robert attended Campbell Law School where he graduated as #1 in his law school class with summa cum laude distinction.  Robert went on to prosecute for the State, garnering a noted reputation statewide for his ability at trial.  Robert lives in Clinton with his wife Ashley and son Cole.

Representation of Individuals and Business in Complex Litigation. Mr. Cushing regularly represents persons who have sustained severe personal injuries and other substantial losses. He has represented persons who have suffered personal injuries from automobile accidents, construction site accidents, fall downs, defective or dangerous products, fires, and other traumatic incidents. In addition, he has represented individuals of businesses who have suffered losses to their financial assets, property or possessions by virtue of the wrongful actions of corporations, banks, stockbrokerage companies and other large entities. He also represents individuals in estate and trust disputes. Mr. Cushing recently represented a trust that had been looted by a dishonest lawyer. Because the lawyer was in jail, he sued the stockbrokerage company used by the lawyer to sell the trust stock, the banks in which the checks for the sale of the trust assets were deposited and several multinational corporations whose stock was sold. He recovered assets and judgments in excess of one million dollars for the estate. In addition, Mr. Cushing recently represented a young woman who, while having her nails done, sustained a slight cut to her nail bed. It became infected, which led to hospitalization and the development of a severe medical condition. Mr. Cushing recovered a settlement having a value substantially in excess of one million dollars for the woman. He has recovered numerous other substantial verdicts in settlement for individuals.. Representation of Government Entities. Mr. Cushing represents numerous municipalities, school boards and counties as either special counsel or municipal counsel. In addition, he has been engaged to represent hundreds of municipalities, school boards, counties, authorities and other public entities in claims against them involving harassment, discrimination, civil rights, sexual harassment, housing discrimination, sewer, water, defective, roads and disputes involving police misconduct. He represented a large Bergen County municipality in a two hundred million-dollar claim by a developer who asserted the municipality purposely delayed his development, causing it to fail. He represented the Borough of Bernardsville in a claim against it by a quarry alleging thirty million dollars in loss. After a trial in which the Borough prevailed, the case was successfully defended in the Supreme Courts of New Jersey and the United States. The New Jersey Supreme Court Opinion in the matter has become a landmark case in New Jersey, Bernardsville Quarry v. Bernardsville 129 N.J. 221. Mr.Cushing is the author of "A Survey of Municipal Immunity in New Jersey", 3 Seton Hall L.Rev 416 (1972) and coauthor of "Sewer Service: Possible Anti-Trust Liability?", N.J. Municipalities, Volume 63, No.6, (June 1986).. Mr. Cushing has also been a frequent lecturer to mayors, township governing body members, police chiefs, law enforcement officers and other municipal officials with respect to municipal issues, and has written extensively on public entity issues.. Representation of Insurance Companies. Mr. Cushing is regularly asked by insurance companies to defend the interest of their insureds in public entity cases, complex construction, general liability, fire and fraud cases. Mr. Cushing represented the JUA/MTF, a state chartered insurance organization, in a fraud action where two chiropractors sought nearly fifty-million dollars in recoveries from it. In cooperation with the New Jersey Attorney General's office, Mr. Cushing opposed this and filed counter claims for fraud in violation of the New Jersey Fraud Prevention Act. As a result of his efforts, not only were the chiropractors paid no money, but they paid a $750, fine and had their licenses suspended.

Randy Wallace is a native of Jackson, Mississippi and now resides in Raymond, Mississippi with his wife, Chesnee Wallace and their daughter, Raney.Randy received his primary and secondary education in the Jackson Public School District. He is a graduate of Mississippi State University (“MSU”), where he received a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Business Administration in 1996.Upon completing his undergraduate degree, he entered the joint degree program at Mississippi College School of Law and Mississippi College School of Business. He received a Doctor of Jurisprudence degree and a Master of Business Administration degree in 1999. He is admitted to practice before all state and federal courts in Mississippi including the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. In addition, he has appeared pro hac vice in Nevada, Arizona, Florida, Iowa and the Judicial Panel on Multidistrict litigation.Randy is a member of several legal organizations including the American Association for Justice (“AAJ”) and the Mississippi Association for Justice (“MAJ”).  Randy is also an AV rated attorney by Martindale-Hubbell.  An AV rating is the highest rating at attorney can receive for skill and ethical conduct Randy’s practice areas include 18 wheeler collisions, automobile liability, medical malpractice, premises liability, insurance bad faith, nursing home litigation, product liability and domestic relations. For over ten years, Mr. Wallace has successfully obtained substantial judgments and settlements for his clients.

Patrick T. Cornell, P.C. practices law in Clinton, Oklahoma and throughout Custer, Washita, Dewey, Blaine, Beckham and Roger Mills Counties, Oklahoma. Mr. Cornell has earned an AV® Preeminent™ Peer Review Rating by Martindale-Hubbell®, the highest recognition possible in the legal industry, for his professionalism and ethics.

My primary area of practice is family law.  I am certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a Matrimonial Law Attorney.  I am trained as a family law mediator under the New Jersey Court Rules and am trained in Collaborative Divorce.  I have handled hundreds of family law cases regarding divorce, separation, child custody, child support, alimony, distribution of assets, relocation, domestic violence, prenuptial agreements, and issues between unmarried couples.

Ms. Bussel specializes in the areas of employment law, civil rights litigation, general liability, insurance defense, and the representation of public entities. She has participated in litigation involving motor vehicle matters, defense of property owners, and civil rights and employment cases involving alleged violations of 42 U.S.C. §1983, the ADA, the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination, and the Conscientious Employee Protection Act.

Mr. Papay is involved in areas of construction defect claims, first-party insurer claims, insurance coverage disputes, subrogation, provider health care law, commercial law, defense of professional negligence, public entity general liability, and roller rink litigation. He represents numerous insurers, Third Party Administrators, medical groups, and businesses, and he has successfully defended public entity officials and employers in wrongful death, Law Against Discrimination, Excessive Force and other Civil Rights claims.  In addition, Mr. Papay represents small businesses in mergers, acquisitions, trade secrets, employment and unfair trade practice claims.  He is also Special Counsel for a local roller rink.. Mr. Papay is specially assigned defense counsel to several insurance carriers for complex litigation matters such as condominium construction defects, catastrophic personal injury claims, products liability claims and contractual third-party claims for defense, indemnification, and procurement of insurance coverage.. Mr. Papay has also been specially assigned counsel to prosecute first-party insurance fraud actions, and has successfully prosecuted claims involving some of the largest abuses in the health care field.  This includes litigation wherein two chiropractors sought in excess of $40,000,000 dollars for chiropractic and diagnostic testing services.  By working in conjunction with the Office of the Insurance Fraud Prosecutor and the Board of Chiropractic Examiners, Mr. Papay effectively prosecuted the claim, resulting in the providers forfeiting their claims and licenses, and paying $750,000 in damages under the Insurance Fraud Prevention Act, N.J. S.A. 17:33A-1, et seq.. Mr. Papay has also handled successful insurance fraud prosecutions against other health care providers, including various neurologists, pain management physicians, and providers of electro-diagnostic testing, diagnostic testing, and radiographic imaging.  In addition, Mr. Papay has successfully litigated challenges to the reimbursements sought by a large physical therapy practice, and, through several reported decisions, has helped shape law in this area more favorably for carriers. See Cobo v. MTF, 293 N.J. Super. 374 () and Prudential v. Midlantic Motion X-ray, 325 N.J.Super. 54. (Law Div. 1999).   Further, he has successfully prosecuted collection matters on behalf of health care providers against HMO's and other private health care payers, in addition to commercial collection matters. Mr. Papay has rendered numerous opinions on coverage matters and claim evaluations, and regularly provides advisory opinions to providers and insurance carriers in the areas of State and Federal health care regulations.

Mr. Kiernan served as an Assistant District Attorney (Prosecutor) for the State of North Carolina for the Fourth Prosecutorial District from 2007 through 2012.  Though he began practicing in District Court in Onslow County, and also handled Juvenile Court matters in Sampson County, the bulk of his time was spent handling matters in Superior Court in Sampson and Duplin Counties.  While serving as a Prosecutor, Mr. Kiernan gained invaluable experience in working with matters from simple traffic tickets to murder cases, and everything in between.. Mr. Kiernan has successfully handled several bench and jury trials as both a prosecutor and a defense attorney.  While actively practicing as a true courtroom advocate, Kiernan also continues to research the evolving areas of law, especially in the fields of criminal defense and bankruptcy, in order to be able to provide the pinnacle of legal advocacy and counsel to his clients in those matters.  Indeed, Kiernan played an instrumental role in the developing area of double jeopardy jurisprudence in relation to DWI charges, leading to an appellate ruling mirroring his arguments from the Superior Court level.  More recently, Kiernan is now again involved in an unsettled area of jurisprudence regarding traffic stops in relation to search and seizure that is entering appellate review.. With a strong background in chemistry, mathematics, engineering, and computer science, Kiernan is able to draw from those logic based areas of study and apply the same concepts to the practice of law, allowing for well-planned, sound, creative, and most importantly successful legal strategies for his clients' cases.

Mr. Fialk's primary area of concentration is legal research regarding complex legal issues and preparation of dispositive applications in litigation and appellate practice.. Mr. Fialk has extensive experience in representing petitioners in workers' compensation litigation and plaintiffs in personal injury litigation from 1971 to 1982. He has extensive experience in preparing legal issues and dispositive motions in defense of public entities and officers such as the prosecutor's office, county jail, police officers, and county and municipal government, and in general insurance defense litigation. Mr. Fialk also has experience in solid waste management litigation. His legal experience includes representing parties in approximately thirty matters that resulted in published opinions setting forth important elements of the law. Examples of such legal issues resulting in published opinions are the statute of limitations applicable in civil rights litigation in federal court in New Jersey; the improper delegation of public power to private individuals; the vicarious liability of a public entity for conduct of a public employee under state law; the effect of a statement of damages on an award in litigation; the effect of a dismissal for mootness under state law; the reach of New Jersey jurisdiction in out-of-state contract matters; the limits of a property owner's liability for incidents on adjacent property; the scope of good faith immunity to police officers under state law; and the application of jury poll procedure under state law.

Married for 41 years to High School Sweet Heart.  2 married children and 5 grandchildren.  Graduated in the Charter Class of Campbell University School of Law in 1979.  I have been very fortunate to have a very good staff that works with me to handle clients in a variety of matters.  We handle traffic tickets, personal injury, wills and estates and simple and complex business and domestic  matters in Small Claims Court, District Court, Superior Court and the Court of Appeals.  We have Bankruptcy cases in the Eastern District of North Carolina.  We will be glad to meet with you to  go over your options.  We have associated with other attorneys on many cases in Sampson County and every county that surrounds this county.  Call us and we'll be glad to help.

Mark W. Yaros has more than 20 years of experience providing legal services focused on corporate and business law, estate and probate law, and real estate.. Mark offers personalized legal counsel, specifically designed to meet the needs of each client and the unique challenges of each situation. Mark serves clients as a trusted business partner, determined to address all legal needs impacting their business and personal lives.

Lyndsey M. Phillips is an attorney who is focused on helping the people in her community through divorce proceedings, custody disputes, criminal charges, juvenile court proceedings, and many other legal matters. Born and raised in Anderson County, Briceville to be more specific, Lyndsey’s goal is to give back to her community by providing excellent legal representation.. Lyndsey focused on criminal law while in law school at LMU Duncan School of Law and completed an externship with top defense attorneys in Knox County. After graduating summa cum laude and second in her law school class, Lyndsey began her solo practice which focused primarily in juvenile court proceedings and criminal charges in Anderson County. She joined Biloski & Miller in September 2022. She now provides legal representation in divorce proceedings, child custody disputes, and criminal charges, both adult and juvenile in several counties including Anderson, Knox, Campbell, Roane, and Morgan. Lyndsey understands the importance of communication throughout her clients’ individual cases and strives to make sure her clients are informed every step of the way.. When she is not representing clients, Lyndsey enjoys traveling, salsa dancing, meeting with her book club, and spending time with friends and family. She can often be found at the dog park with her two rescue dogs, Bear and Garth. Lyndsey also enjoys giving back to her community through service projects with her legal fraternity brothers and sisters. Her favorite time of the year is football season in the Fall when she can always be found cheering on the Vols.

Leslie Parikh specializes in the areas of employment law, municipal law, civil rights litigation, and the representation of clients in both State and Federal Court.. Ms. Parikh’s practice includes all aspects of labor and employment litigation, including LAD, CEPA, Title VII, ADA, along with discrimination, wrongful discharge and retaliation claims. These cases typically involve a wide variety of issues including claims of general negligence, labor and employment law issues and matters alleging violations of 42 U.S.C. §1983.. Her labor and employment law experience also includes handling  unemployment matters, negotiations involving employment contracts and severance pay and assisting with the drafting of employee manuals, which are compliant with New Jersey state and U.S. federal regulations.

Lauren Biloski is a 2000 graduate of Oak Ridge High School.  Lauren then went to the University of Tennessee at Knoxville and graduated in 2003 with a B.A. degree in psychologyand a minor in Spanish.  Immediately following graduation in 2003, Lauren Biloski pursued her dream and attended the Robert H. McKinney, School of Law, Indiana University.  Lauren Biloski graduated in 2006 withher J.D. and wanted to return to East Tennessee and provide assistance to a community that allowed her to flourish.. During Lauren's third year of law school, she was awarded one of three internships and later obtained a position of Assistant Deputy Prosecuting Attorney with the Hamilton County Prosecutor's Office. Lauren represented victims in all aspects of criminal proceedings, including probable cause hearings, plea negotiations, and conducted both bench and jury trials.  She argued in felony and misdemeanor courts, helped negotiate various plea bargains, and conducted extensive research on various crimes and evidentiary problems.  In 2006, Lauren was admitted to practice law in Indiana and Tennessee after successfully taking and passing two bar exams in July.. Lauren's passion for the law developed with her internship with Child Advocates, Inc. and the Hamilton County Prosecutor's office. After discovering how many battles individuals face in their daily lives, Lauren chose to return back to East Tennessee and assist individuals in her own community verses internationally.. Lauren returned back to Oak Ridge in October of 2006 and has loved having an active local practice.  In 2012, Lauren joined and partnered with Michael Ritter to form the firm Ritter & Biloski in Oak Ridge.  Since 2012, Lauren has handled a wide variety of cases but still focused her practice on juvenile law, family law, and criminal defense.. Since returning to Tennessee in 2006, Lauren has been involved and volunteered with numerous organizations.  Lauren has worked with Girls, Inc. in Oak Ridge,volunteered with C.A.S.A. - Court Appointed Special Advocates, and the League of Women Voters of Oak Ridge. Lauren is a member of the Anderson County Bar Association and American Bar Association.  Lauren was an active member of the Junior League in Knoxville and has counseled individuals who are victims ofdomestic violence.. Lauren has a strong passion for animal welfare and has been actively involved with the Shelter Animals Rescue Group (S.A.R.G.) and adopted Buster Brown, her Puggle, from the organizationin 2009. Lauren is the legal representative for Westie Rescue of Tennessee and adopted Madison, her Westie, from them in 2007.  Lauren has also assisted the Humane Society of Oak Ridge and Anderson County with legal issues and volunteered her time.  Lauren started the Adoptable Animals at the Oak Ridge Shelter Facebook page in the spring of 2013 to encourage adoptions fromthe local shelter and help lower euthanasia rates.. Lauren has also served on city boards in Oak Ridge.  Lauren was appointed by the Oak Ridge City Counsel to serve as a member of the City of Oak Ridge Municipal PlanningCommission in 2009. During her tenure at the University of Tennessee, Lauren served on the Oak Ridge Recreation and Parks Outdoor Pool advisory board and is a proud former employee of the City of Oak Ridge Recreation and Parks Department.. Lauren is a member of St. Mary'schurch in Oak Ridge, Tennessee.

John Willis grew up in the town of Rogersville, Tennessee watching his father practice law. As he grew up, he learned from his father how much an attorney could help others in the community.. Recalling the lessons learned from his dad about helping people in the community, he joined Fox & Farley in 2005, refocusing his practice exclusively on representing injured parties, and using his experience for victims of wrongdoing. When he isn’t practicing law, John most enjoys spending time and traveling with his young son and wife. On occasion, he sneaks away for some trout fishing or golf.

Jessica is a graduate of Southern University Law School of Louisiana, having received the Cicardo Award for highest GPA in Fall of 2012. Jessica also holds two Bachelors degrees from LSU in Political Science and History.. Jessica is a member of the State Bar Association.. Jessica currently serves as President of the St. Alphonsus School Home and School association. She is a 2018 recipient of the Mother Seton Award. The award is given by the Diocesan Home and School association to individuals for exemplary volunteer service and dedication to home, school, and church.

Jeffery grew up in Richmond, Missouri where he graduated a Spartan in 1987.  He then attended William Jewell College in Liberty, Missouri where he graduated in 1991 with a double major before heading to the University of Missouri-Columbia School of Law.  He graduated with a JD degree in 1994 with the honor of Order of the Coif, a distinct acknowledgement reserved only for those graduating in the top ten percent of their class.. He focuses his practice in personal injury, workers’ compensation, wrongful death, insurance disputes, and other serious accident cases.  He also handles void and wrongful foreclosure cases.  He is a member of the Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys which is dedicated to protecting the rights of those injured to seek justice.. Jeffery is a dedicated member of Trinity Lutheran Church of Clinton.  The Fellowship of Christian Athletes also holds a special place in his heart as he follows his Father and former Spartan Football Coach and teacher Tom Adams’ leadership in FCA.  Jeffery currently serves as a co-huddle leader of the Clinton High School group and three middle school huddles.. He and his wife Kimberly have been happily married since 1992 and have made Clinton their home along with their children Zachary, Hannah, and Noah.  He spends his free time coaching the Clinton Christian Academy boys’ basketball team as well as numerous sports teams in which his children are involved.  He also enjoys enticing Rocky Mountain National Park trout to fall for a dry fly, supporting Clinton High School sports, and playing basketball.. His favorite scripture is John 14:6:  Jesus answered, “I am the way and the truth and the life.  No one comes to the Father except through me.”

J. Kevin Rundlett was raised in Middle Tennessee and grew up in a Christian family. He graduated from Auburn University in issippi College School of Law in 2001. He is married to Vicki Rundlett and they have three beautiful children.. Mr. Rundlett has been practicing law for 20 years. He has extensive litigation and trial experience. Rundlett Law Firm now focuses on helping injured workers and wills and estates. Mr. Rundlett understands the most efficient ways to fight for all the workers’ compensation benefits your claim deserves. Many attorneys will speak to you initially, and then the only people you are able to communicate with are paralegals and secretaries. At Rundlett Law Firm, you will receive personal attention from an attorney from start to finish.

I see law as a healing profession, on a similar level to medicine. Attorneys, at their best, are both healers and teachers. I love that the practice of law gives me a diverse set of tools for helping individuals and familiies to achieve resolution to the troubles that keep them awake in the night, and ultimately, to help them find peace. There are generally always some bumps along the path to peace.  But I am there to provide direction, advocacy, and support.

I provide competent and vigilant representation for my clients. My passion for such representation stems from my experience of seeing innocent people convicted of crimes because the criminal justice system failed them. Such failures devastate the person wrongfully convicted and his or her love ones as well. I always zealously advocate for my clients to address flaws in the system so that judges and juries understand that a charge does not always mean guilt.. My experience includes representing clients in numerous first offense driving under the influence (DUI), second offense DUI, or felony DUI cases with positive results, including dismissals, non-adjudications, and other resolutions that were substantially less than the penalties allowed by law. Additionally, I have successfully represented many other clients charged with drug possession, drug sales, murder, rape and sexual battery, aggravated assault, embezzlement and fraud.. Proverbs 31:9 directs us to “Open [our] mouths, judge righteously, and defend the rights of the poor and needy.” I believe that one of my missions in life is to put this command into action with zealous and effective advocacy for those seeking justice in our legal system.

I hold a bachelor degree in Marketing and Management from Tampa College and a master degree in business administration from Boston College. I received my law degree from the Massachusetts School of Law, where I served on the staff of the Law Review.. I was admitted to practice law in Massachusetts on my first attempt in the Spring of 2000. I am a dynamic legal and management professional with a proven track record of winning.. In addition to my legal experience I have over 25 years in non-profit management. I my skills with and am an active volunteer for a number of important causes.

I have had always had a passion for helping people since I was young. Becoming an attorney allowed me to live my passion everyday.

I graduated from the University of Illinois in 2010 with a focus in Political Science and Psychology, then earned my law degree from Florida A&M University College of Law in 2013. Coming from a military family, I bring a strong sense of discipline and service to my work. I began my legal career with years of experience in contract law and legislative work, including drafting government bills for the State of Illinois. I also spent time as a Reddit moderator, and was featured live on CNBC and featured in The NY Times OpEd section. Today, I focus on family law, combining my broad legal background with a deep commitment to helping clients navigate some of life’s most personal challenges.. I grew up in a small town, but life took me through big cities like Chicago, New York, and Kansas City before bringing me back to my roots. Those experiences gave me a unique understanding of people from all walks of life and what it feels like to be the outsider in the room. That’s why I’ve built my practice around making sure every client feels heard, supported, and empowered, no matter their background or story.. Outside the courtroom, I’m a proud bonus mom to three, a Jeep and Harley enthusiast, a music lover, and someone who believes pink is more than just a color, it’s a whole vibe. I’m big on tattoos, loyal friendships, and the close bond I share with my mom. My life has taught me the true meaning of family, and I understand how important it is to protect and support the ones we love. That perspective fuels my passion for helping clients navigate their own family journeys with care and compassion.