Top best C Lawyers in Nashville | 2124 available

Luvell L. Glanton's distinguished career as a personal injury attorney came about unexpectedly. Not long after graduating from Drake University Law School and being admitted to the Tennessee Bar Association, he came across a homeless man with a broken leg who had been struck by a car, but had no ability to get the medical attention he desperately needed.. At that moment, Mr. Glanton saw how his legal representation could dramatically change his clients' lives for the better. Not only was his client able to recover the compensation he deserved for his medical needs, he was able to use his settlement to begin a new life outside of homelessness.. This kind of dedication and care is a testament to manner in which Luvell L. Glanton has handled personal injury matters for more than 23 years. He works closely with his clients and takes a genuine interest in how he can advocate for their best interests.. To find out more about his vast experience and skill in personal injury law, click on the link below.. All personal injury cases are handled on a contingency fee basis. Schedule a free initial consultation by contacting the Law Offices of Luvell L. Glanton online or by telephone at (toll free at).

Lexi Woods is a Nashville lawyer licensed to practice law in the State of Tennessee. Lexi is the current President of Women In Numbers (WIN), a nonpartisan organization established to engage, encourage, and endorse qualified women to be elected to public office. She is chair of the Nashville Bar Association General Sessions Court Practice Section, and she serves as a mentor in the Belmont University College of Law American Inn of Court. She is a member of the Lawyers' Association for Women - Marion Griffin Chapter; Nashville Bar Association (NBA); NBA Young Lawyers Division; Tennessee Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers; Tennessee Bar Association (TBA), and TBA Young Lawyers Division.. Lexi graduated from Belmont University College of Law. While attending law school, Lexi worked as the inaugural law clerk in Davidson County General Sessions Court, Division II, where she served on a Task Force alongside key community leaders which led to the development of a new specialty court: the Competency and Wellbeing Docket. During her time in this position, Lexi was actively involved in the Mental Health, Veterans, and Homeless Courts. Lexi was awarded the Law Student for Justice: Tennessee Supreme Court Pro Bono Pledge Certification in recognition of having completed over 500 hours of pro bono legal work in this role. Lexi also worked for The Blackburn Firm and the Rutherford County District Attorney’s Office in the Homicide and Victim Witness Divisions while in law school. Prior to law school, Lexi graduated from Grand View University in Des Moines, Iowa, with dual Bachelor of Arts degrees in Criminal Justice and Psychology.. After graduating from law school, Lexi worked as the Staff Attorney for the Eighth Circuit Court in Davidson County, Tennessee. Lexi’s litigation practice areas take full advantage of her experience in criminal and civil court. As a Criminal Defense attorney, Lexi is passionately committed to defending clients who have been charged with felonies and misdemeanors; domestic violence; DUI; violation of orders of protection; violation of probation; criminal homicide; and individuals who need help navigating the criminal justice system as a veteran or while experiencing mental health challenges or homelessness.. Her personal interests include shopping, hiking, reading Harlan Coben novels, Nebraska football, and spending time with her best friend: her five-pound teacup Yorkshire Terrier.

Lawrence B. Hammet II (“Beau”) is 59 years old and original native of the Commonwealth of Kentucky having been born and raised in Paducah, KY.  Beau moved to Nashville with his family in the late 80’s to commence his practice of law.  Beau handles a number of different high profile litigation matters cases pending Federal and state courts, arbitration and other alternative dispute resolution processes.  Beau's experiences have lead him to litigate matters in Tennessee, Alabama, as well as other states throughout the south and mid-west. In addition to litigation, Beau handles transactional work with various clients, including the preparation of necessary documents to launch and form entities, preparation of various documents and instruments necessary for the sale and purchase of businesses, preparation and counseling of business owners with respect to acquisitions as well as shareholder, partner and member matters.   Prior to entering the legal profession, Beau spent several years in management of a family owned construction business that focused on heavy and highway construction in the southeast region of the United States.  Beau’s experience ranged from project management through regional management of various projects and undertakings.  Beau earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Mississippi in 1980 and his law degree from the Cumberland School of Law at Samford University, 1989.  Beau and his wife are the proud parents of three daughters, who were born, raised and educated in Nashville, Tennessee.

Lauren's practice is focused on intellectual property, entertainment and commercial litigation. Lauren represents a variety of entertainment industry clients in resolving disputes, including artists, publishing companies, Internet companies and record labels. Before joining the law firm of Bowen, Hayes & Kreisberg, Lauren practiced in Burr & Forman’s commercial and financial services litigation practice groups, handling a variety of commercial disputes for financial institutions.

Kathy Everette is a top rated, dedicated attorney with almost 25 years of experience in divorce and family law. After graduating from Lipscomb University, she earned her JD from the Nashville School of Law while working in Nashville's vibrant banking industry. Kathy has established herself as a leading advocate for fair spousal treatment, boasting an impressive settlement rate of over 95% in divorce cases. Kathy prioritizes listening to her clients, and ensuring their needs are heard and addressed. When amicable solutions are not possible, she is prepared to fight vigorously for her clients' rights, making her the go-to attorney for all family-related legal matters. Kathy's unique skills encompass the personal, legal, and financial challenges that accompany divorce, allowing her to offer tailored solutions for all families.

Karin M. Dwight is special counsel in Lewis Thomason’s Nashville office. She has a comprehensive legal background across construction, architecture, and engineering industries. Ms. Dwight is an articulate communicator, with expertise in representing numerous clients and delivering compelling court arguments. She has extensive experience providing legal guidance to senior management on complex litigation and transactional matters.. Ms. Dwight has successfully represented clients in court proceedings, arbitrations, and mediations. She also has exemplary written skills in drafting, reviewing, and modifying various sophisticated legal documents such as agreements and proposals.

K. Cody Allison, a proud Tennessee native, is a seasoned attorney with a distinguished career spanning over 25 years. He earned his Juris Doctor from Mississippi College Law School in 1999 after graduating from the University of Tennessee in 1994. Cody is deeply involved in the legal community, serving as the Chief Proctor for the Tennessee Bar Exam through the Tennessee Board of Law Examiners and mentoring young attorneys as a Tennessee Supreme Court-certified Attorney Mentor under Rule 21. Cody is admitted to practice in all state and federal courts in Tennessee and Kentucky, as well as several federal courts in Michigan and other states. He gained national recognition as the lead attorney in the Sixth Circuit decision of Hance v. Norfolk Southern Railway Company, a landmark case involving the wrongful termination of a military reservist under the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act (USERRA). Focusing on ERISA and non-ERISA long-term disability claims, Cody has successfully represented numerous clients across the United States. In addition to his legal practice, Cody has a long-standing role as an on-air announcer for the Tennessee Titans, providing live reports and post-game interviews for Titans Radio.

Justin McNaughton is a Registered Patent Attorney whose patent practice focuses on mechanical arts and life sciences. Justin also has nearly 10 years of experience assisting technology and software companies with the negotiation of software and patent licenses.  Companies of all sizes, in the renewable energy, healthcare, hospitality and manufacturing industries rely on his straightforward advice and friendly manner.

Just like many other people who visit Nashville, it was love at first sight. After spending one day exploring the great city, Nick knew he wanted to move here after finishing his education.. After working for a local firm for two years, he started his own practice in November of 2011. He has worked tirelessly and diligently on behalf of his clients for over a decade and will continue that tenacity in your case. He offers effective legal solutions to those facing charges for DUI, marijuana, drug trafficking, theft, robbery, assault, and many more offenses. He has jury trial experience and will do everything he can to defend you.. He also has a passion for helping those who have an injury because of the negligence of another. Nick advocates for and represents those individuals that have been injured because of another person or company.. He graduated Cum Laude at Lake Forest College, where he was also a member of the 2002 Midwest Conference Championship football team and was selected three times to the All-Conference team. Following graduation, Nick moved to Lansing, Michigan, to attend the Western Michigan University Cooley Law School. Nick is licensed by the Tennessee and Florida Bars. He also works part-time as a Magistrate for Davidson County.. When Nick is not at the office he enjoys going to Predators' games with his lovely wife, going to the beach, and getting the occasional round of golf in.

Josh is a member of GSRM’s Litigation Section. He routinely represents clients in complex commercial litigation involving business torts, breach of contract claims, real estate disputes, land use planning and zoning matters, and intellectual property disputes. In addition, over the course of his career, Josh has handled complex electronic discovery matters, antitrust and trade practices litigation, debtor/creditor relations and bankruptcy proceedings, trust and estates litigation, and class action litigation. He has represented clients in jury and bench trials, appeals, arbitrations, mediations, and before numerous zoning authorities. Josh also counsels clients – ranging from entrepreneurs and churches to large corporate entities – on a variety of topics, including real estate matters, organizational and governance issues, and policies and procedures.. He is currently serving as the Co-Chair of the Nashville Bar Association’s Chancery and Circuit Courts Committee, and also is a member of the Real Estate and Federal Courts Committees.  In addition, Josh serves as a member of the Board of Directors for the Nashville Conflict Resolution Center.  He also is a member of the Board of Directors of the Heritage Foundation of Franklin and Williamson County, as well as its Next Generation Board of Directors, both of which promote historic preservation in downtown Franklin, Tennessee.. Josh regularly speaks throughout Tennessee and Kentucky on a variety of topics, including real estate, zoning and land use planning, electronic discovery, social media, ethics and alternative dispute resolution.. Josh earned his law degree from the University of Kentucky College of Law, where he served as an associate editor of the Kentucky Law Journal and vice president of the Equine Law Society. Josh also graduated from the University of Kentucky with a B.A. in journalism and political science, where he was co-editor-in-chief of The Kentuckian. Prior to joining the firm, Josh was a member of Bass, Berry & Sims, PLC and, before moving to Nashville 11 years ago, practiced with Stoll, Keenon & Park, LLP in Louisville, Kentucky.. Josh and his wife, Susan, reside in Franklin, Tennessee, with their young son.

Joanna L. McCracken is a litigator and collaborative divorce professional. Joanna strives to guide her clients through their toughest life experiences with education, advocacy, and compassion, utilizing her versatile skill set to create solutions that deliver long-term benefits protecting her clients’ best interests and futures.. Joanna’s dedication to her practice and clients has earned her the American Institute of Family Law Attorneys’ 10 Best for Client Satisfaction Award many years in a row. She has consistently been ranked in the Top Ten by the National Academy of Family Law Attorneys, has been named a Mid-South Rising Star by Superlawyer magazine multiple times, and is recognized by the American Jurist Institute as a Top Ten Family Law Attorney for Tennessee. Joanna is an active member of the American, Tennessee, and Nashville Bar Associations, and is one of a core group of attorneys in the Middle Tennessee Collaborative Alliance, an organization that promotes the use of the more harmonious, supportive, and structured collaborative divorce process, in lieu of litigation.. In addition to her legal accolades, Joanna is a meditation and yoga teacher. She uses the skills learned in these disciplines to educate the legal community on how to better handle occupational stress and how to use such skills to better serve clients. Joanna teaches Continuing Legal Education and gives talks at law schools, legal conferences, and for various professional organizations. Joanna serves on the Tennessee Bar Association’s Wellbeing Committee, the Board of the Mindfulness in Law Society, and the Lawyer Yoga organization, to provide resources designed to improve the working lives of lawyers and their clients.. Prior to forming her own firm, Joanna worked as a litigator at a large regional law firm in the areas of family law, real estate, entertainment law, medical malpractice, and professional liability.. Joanna originally hails from London, England where she attended London University’s School of Oriental and African Studies. Joanna moved to Nashville in 2002 while working in the music business. She enjoyed success as a music publishing manager and copyright administrator on Music Row. Joanna also pursued her love of real estate and obtained a broker’s license. Joanna’s background in music and real estate has uniquely positioned her to advise family law clients regarding real and intellectual property issues that need to be addressed during family law cases, and enables her to continue to provide legal counsel in the areas of entertainment law and real estate.

Jim Embrey is a Partner in our office in Nashville, Tennessee, and he focuses his practice on trucking and transportation, general liability, insurance coverage, professional negligence and medical malpractice, as well as professional malpractice and ethics.Jim has represented numerous Fortune 500 companies and individual professionals as a trial lawyer, and honed his legal craft while working in-house as a Managing Counsel and General Counsel for major insurance corporations. This dual experience gives Jim unprecedented insight and knowledge to anticipate the needs of his clients and provide exceptional and effective service.Earlier in his career, Jim served as an Airborne Infantryman in the United States Army with the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) and was awarded the Combat Infantryman’s Badge for his service in the Middle East. He enjoys golfing, reading and spending time with family.

Jennifer M. Eberle is a litigation and health care professional liability defense attorney at Hall Booth Smith, P.C. For the past several years Jennifer has worked to represent Tennessee's doctors, nurses, and hospitals in high exposure health care liability cases, and she has tried numerous cases to a successful resolution in courts across the State of Tennessee.. Jennifer received her undergraduate degree from Austin Peay State University in 1998. During her undergraduate career, Jennifer spent time working at the State of Tennessee General Assembly for the House Majority Leader. Jennifer received her Juris Doctorate in 2001, with honors, from the Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law at the University of Memphis.. Jennifer is actively involved in professional organizations. She is a member of Nashville Healthcare Council - Leadership Healthcare, Rural Health Association of Tennessee, American Bar Association, Tennessee Bar Association, Nashville Bar Association, Memphis Bar Association, and the American Inns of Court - Belmont School of Law Chapter.

Jay Stillman was born and grew up in Nashville Tn. He has practiced law for 33 years, representing injured people anywhere in Tennessee. If you have been injured in a car or truck accident, on Interstates and roadways, we can help.. There is no charge for information and we will answer all your questions. Whether you have a case or not, we will explain it all to you. We are here to help you, and if you don't need our firm now, you will remember us later. Why? Beacuse we take the time to treat you with respect.. At Stillman and Friedland, it's not all about money, it's about you! We do the work for you, and help you heal from your injuries. You pay nothing until your case is settled. No recovery no fee. We are the firm who cares about you. Call us and see for yourself.. Call anytime or email Our blog has a lot of very helpful information about your health, recovery, and legal issues, do's and don'ts you need to know. Call us anytime.  jay stillman atty

J. Wallace Irvin, is a shareholder in Lewis Thomason’s Nashville office, where he focuses his practice on construction law with an emphasis on the representation of architects and engineers against professional liability allegations.  Mr. Irvin also represents contractors in a wide variety of business matters, including contract negotiations, project administration, closeout, construction defect defense and payment disputes, including the assertion and enforcement of mechanics’ and materialmen’s liens and performance and payment bond claims.  Additionally, Mr. Irvin advises contractors in administrative matters before the Tennessee Board for Licensing Contractors, Tennessee Occupational Health and Safety Administration (TOSHA) and Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT).  Mr. Irvin received an AV Preeminent rating by his peers, considered the highest level of professional excellence. He is a Tennessee Supreme Court Rule 31 listed Civil Mediator.. Mr. Irvin is a member of the:

J. Caleb Cassell is licensed to practice law in the State of Tennessee, has been admitted to practice before the U.S. District Court of Middle Tennessee. He is a member of the Tennessee Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and serves as an Attorney Mentor in the Belmont University College of Law American Inns of Court.. A native of Tennessee, Caleb is a graduate of Belmont University College of Law. While attending law school, Caleb was a member of the Board of Advocates - Mock Trial Team, was a charter board member and served as the Executive Editor of Notes of the Belmont Criminal Law Journal, and served as a member of the Legal Aid Society. Caleb also worked in the Rutherford County District Attorney's Office where he managed an extensive caseload of homicides while successfully prosecuting cases in both General Sessions and Criminal Court on behalf of the State. Before attending law school, Caleb graduated from the University of Tennessee-Knoxville with dual Bachelor of Arts degrees in Political Science and Government and Philosophy.. After graduating from law school, Caleb clerked for the Criminal Circuit Court in Rutherford County where he wrote extensively on Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Amendment violations and allegations. Now, as a criminal defense attorney, Caleb is an aggressive litigator with experience defending clients who have been charged with various felonies and misdemeanors; DUI; violation of probation; violation of order or protection and domestic violence; assault and sexual assault; criminal homicide; and those who need assistance with post-conviction relief.. His personal interests include travel, University of Tennessee Football, and spending time with his wife and their two dogs at home in Germantown in the heart of downtown Nashville.

I’m an Alabamian who made Nashville home. I’m happy to be here serving the great people of middle Tennessee. I live in Nashville with my husband, and I am an avid Preds fan who loves country music and good southern food.. I graduated from the University of Alabama before going to Cumberland School of Law in Birmingham, Alabama where I was fortunate enough to learn trial skills from some of the best professors around. I’ve been practicing family law for 2 years, and it is truly my passion.

It is my goal to provide first class representation and, as such, I am very selective when reviewing potential cases.  Likewise, I expect potential clients to be very selective when choosing a lawyer.  I believe the key distinction between a good lawyer and a great lawyer is that the great lawyer has compassion and genuinely cares for their clients.  I take cases personally and strive to treat my clients as I would like to be treated.  I am committed to maximizing the physical, emotional and financial recovery of each client that I have the honor of representing.. Please do not hesitate to contact me to discuss your potential case.

Irwin Kuhn takes a caring approach to helping guide people through family law matters efficiently and without adding unnecessary conflict. Divorce can be one of the most stressful life events so how people get divorced matters. The choice can have long lasting effects on themselves and their families. Irwin approaches divorce more as a set of problems to be resolved not as a battle to be won. He works on family law matters both as an advocate for individual clients and as a mediator for divorcing couples.. rwin was among the first Tennessee lawyers to be trained in collaborative family law practice and one of the most experienced. As a collaborative lawyer, Irwin works with the other party’s attorney in an effort to resolve family cases fairly with minimal intervention of the court Irwin is co-chair of the American Bar Association Committee on Collaborative Law, and the Tennessee Bar Association Subcommittee on Collaborative Family Law. Irwin is a founding member and past President of the Middle Tennessee Collaborative Alliance. He rejoined the board in 2018. He is a member of the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals and serves on the Access to Collaboration Committee that focuses on new and streamlined approaches to collaborative practice. Irwin has spoken about collaborative practice to groups of lawyers, financial professionals and mental health professionals in Nashville and Memphis. His articles on collaborative family law have appeared in the Nashville Bar Journal and the Nashville Tennessean.

Intellectual Property Attorney in Nashville, TN specializing in patents, trademarks, and copyrights.  Please contact me today to talk more about these areas of law and what I can do to help you.

If you are accused of a crime, you want positive results--not your face on the front page of the paper.  If you have been convicted and are fighting an appeal, you want a positive outcome--not hot air and a hole in your family's savings.  Competent and zealous lawyering, that is centered on the client and respects the client's dignity and privacy is Mr. Tennent's goal.  He maintains a small case load in the federal, appellate, Davidson and Williamson County courts, so that he can properly focus on each and every client.. Richard Tennent is a founding member of Bell, Tennent & Frogge. He earns his living entirely by defending persons accused of misdeeds in the federal, state and appellate courts. On rare occasions he also does pro bono environmental and land use law.    Over the past twenty years, Mr. Tennent has represented persons accused of the most serious offenses under our laws. He has taken eleven first-degree murder cases to jury trial, and has won acquittals or verdicts to significantly reduced offenses in eight of those. He has won not guilty verdicts on offenses including aggravated robbery, carjacking, distribution of 40 kilograms of heroin, possession of cocaine, aggravated assault on a police officer, rape of a child, aggravated burglary, aggravated assault and aggravated child abuse. Mr. Tennent has learned over and over that good citizens are wrongfully charged with terrible crimes of which they are innocent.  He has also learned that citizens are often ‘over-charged’ as he has won lesser verdicts to misdemeanors, when the government sought felony convictions.    Mr. Tennent has successfully handled very challenging criminal appeals.  He has won reversals and new trials in cases of First Degree Murder, Rape and Aggravated Sexual Battery. One of his most challenging appeals was done in the case of State v. Ward, 138 S.W.3d 245 (. 2003), where he successfully challenged the dubious "scientific" theory that three unexplained deaths means murder. Other more recent successes include: State v. Fleschman 2008 WL 5130449, ., December 08, 2008 (sentence reduced from three-years to six-months on solicitation of minor case), and State v. Williams, 2006 WL 3431920 ., November 29, 2006 (rape conviction reversed for prosecutorial misconduct and erroneous use of DNA evidence).    Mr. Tennent also understands that sometimes the best defense is securing mercy, justice and leniency. In the District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee, over the last eight years, he has had repeated successes in securing sentences significantly below the “advisory guideline recommendation.” He understands the importance of well-crafted sentencing memorandums that help the sentencing judge see his client as full human being, entitled to respect, and possessing human dignity. Mr. Tennent’s clients are not mere numbers, but individuals with unique human stories.    In 1994, Mr. Tennent graduated from the Vanderbilt School of Law, having earned American Jurisprudence Awards for both Criminal Law and Post-Conviction Criminal Procedure. Since law school he has earned a Master of Studies in Environmental Law from the Vermont Law School, graduating summa cum laude.  He attended Michigan State University on a National Merit Scholarship, graduating in 1990 with Honors.           Mr. Tennent is a member of the Tennessee Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys, and serves on the amicus committee. He is licensed to practice in the State of Tennessee, the Middle District of Tennessee and the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals. He is very active in the Metro Public Schools where he has been the Chairman of Parents Advisory Council, as well as the founding PTO President of the Lockeland Design

I've been practicing Bankruptcy Law in Nashville, TN for more than 20 years.  I offer free consultation and really listen to your case and personalize every filing to maximize your protection.  What's different about Limor Law is that we are small, yet have extensive experience working with individuals and businesses.  As a Chapter 7 Trustee, I am up to date on the latest changes to Bankruptcy Law because I am helping to form the laws.. As a Graduate of Vanderbilt Law School and resident of Nashville for several decades, I know what's right for my clients and I'll work to protect your home, business or car from creditors and even advise you if bankruptcy isn't right for you.

I'm originally from Mississippi where I grew up on a corn/soybean farm.  I Moved to Nashville in 2004 with my wife.  I never had any intention of working at a "Big Law" firm.  I enjoy working with regular people and helping them out with their problems.  When I'm not in the office, I'm usually with my family.  In addition to being an excellent attorney, I'm working at being a below average potter.

I'm on a mission to make sure every business has an effective trademark strategy. I provide a free trademark search report to help you get started.. With more than 400,000 trademark applications filed every year in the United States, your chances of accidentally using a name that is already taken have never been higher. Before you launch your new product or venture, you need to make sure your name isn't going to lead to legal trouble. You can avoid potential legal problems by consulting with a trademark lawyer.. I specialize in helping clients with the selection, clearance, registration, maintenance and protection of trademarks. In addition, I represent clients in opposition and cancellation proceedings before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board. I also have extensive experience litigating intellectual property disputes in a variety of federal courts, including all of the district courts in Tennessee, the Eastern District of Texas, and the Western District of Wisconsin.

I worked for the Tn Health related boards and represented the St. of Tn to suspend the license of Elvis Presely's doctor and was successful. I have been in private practice for over 35 years and completed thousands of cases, most involing personal injury. I have represented the elderly for 15 years who have been abused, neglected, or injured in nursing homes from falls, bed sores, medicine errors, etc. I have a passion for elder abuse and have been successful in numerous contested cases