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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).

Judge Harrington’s experience in life as well as law has been extensive and varied. She has been a journalist, a schoolteacher, and a senior staffer in the Tennessee legislature.. A Diverse Legal Background. A native of Jackson, Madison County in West Tennessee, Judge Harrington graduated from Middle Tennessee State University and got her Juris Doctor from Vanderbilt Law School. Judge Harrington has had a diverse career, serving as a law partner to former U.S. Senator Fred D. Thompson, as General Counsel in the Department of Conservation, and as Counsel to the Tennessee Oil and Gas Board and Tennessee Historical Commission. She was also elected a member of the Davidson County Election Commission and served on the Rules Committee of the 1988 Democratic National Convention.. With such a varied legal background, Judge Harrington truly knows how to see from her clients’ perspectives and serve their legal interests best.. Extensive Knowledge of Both Civil and Criminal Matters. In Nashville, General Sessions Judges have broad jurisdiction in both civil and criminal matters, including mental health committals, domestic violence criminal matters, DUI, and traffic jurisdiction.. At Judge Harrington’s request, the Tennessee General Assembly created the first countywide Environmental Court in the nation. She was the only judge of that court during her entire eight years on the bench and had jurisdiction over all Metropolitan Municipal Code cases and many Tennessee environmental laws.

Jillian Mastroianni focuses her practice on trust and estate matters, real estate law, and business entities.. She began her undergraduate studies at Stanford University and then transferred to Dartmouth College where she was named a Rufus Choate Scholar. At Dartmouth, Mastroianni was awarded the Pray Modern Language Prize. She graduated Phi Beta Kappa and magna cum laude.. A Russian Language and Literature major, Mastroianni undertook additional studies at Middlebury College and St. Petersburg State University in St. Petersburg, Russia, before taking a position with an international adoption agency. As part of the “Russia and Waiting Children” program, she developed relationships with pre-adoptive families in order to find homes for difficult-to-place children.. Mastroianni then moved to Manhattan, where she worked in the marketing and public relations department of Chelsea Piers, a sports and entertainment complex located along the Hudson River.. Mastroianni attended Vanderbilt Law School and interned for the Honorable Jennifer Coffman, then-Chief Judge of the Eastern and Western Districts of Kentucky. At Vanderbilt,  Mastroianni was awarded the James W. Cuminale Book Award for excellence in the study of Corporations and Business Entities.. An accomplished runner, Mastroianni won eight New York state championships in high school and was part of the Stanford University team that took 3rd place at the NCAA Cross-Country Championships. Since graduating from college, she has competed in seven marathons, including the Boston and New York City marathons. In Nashville, she finished as the 3rd female in the 2010 Country Music Marathon and won the inaugural Nashville Women’s Half Marathon.. Mastroianni currently competes as a member of The Athlete’s House Racing Team, and, in her spare time, she volunteers with Weimaraner Rescue of the South, from which she adopted her dog and favorite running partner, Oliver.

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I started at Whitfield, Bryson & Mason as a law clerk during my time at University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law. After graduating law school in two and a half years, I joined the firm as an associate atorney.. I graduated from Western Kentucky University Summa Cum Laude in December 2008 with a Bachelor of Arts in Corporate and Organization Communication. During law school, I was a member of Law Students for Justice (a law school division of the American Association for Justice) and served on the University of Louisville Law Review. I graduated Magna Cum Laude, and was excited to join the firm shortly thereafter.. During the summer of 2015, I was part of the trial team that obtained at $681k verdict in Kentucky. I am an active member and serve on the Board of Directors of the Tennessee Trial Lawyers Assocation and am also active with the American Assocation for Justice where I currently serve as the Chair for the Railroad Section of AAJ. I was recently selected by the National Academy of Personal Injury Attorneys as a Top 10 Personal Injury Attorney in Tennessee Under Age 40, Top 40 Litigation Lawyer Under 40 for the state of TN in 2018, and appointed to the Tennessee Bench & Bar Committee. I am pleased to continue my history of volunteer work and leadership I started as an undergraduate, serving as president of my sorority, Alpha Delta Pi, and interning with the Cinncinati Bengals.. I am admitted to practice in Tennessee, Florida, and Kentucky.

I am an experienced criminal defense attorney serving all of Middle Tennessee, including Davidson, Sumner, and Robertson Counties.  My goal is to provide my clients with the necessary advice to make the best decisions about their cases.  I strive to be a zealous advocate for my clients inside the courtroom and a trusted advisor outside the courtroom.  If I can be of any help, please call or email to schedule a free consultation.

For 33 years, John has been one of Kentucky’s premier trial attorneys. He has represented numerous injured parties in the Paducah, Ohio Valley and Western Kentucky areas. He has concentrated primarily on complex civil litigation cases, and over his career has brought to settlement or judgment over 30 cases in excess of a million dollars each. John is certified as a civil trial specialist by the National Board of Trial Advocacy and has represented individuals in all walks of life against negligent workplace practices, reckless physicians, predatory businesses, and inattentive automobile drivers among many others.. John graduated with distinction from the University of Kentucky with his undergraduate degree before attending law school at the university. Throughout his career, John has represented scores of patients who have been the victims of medical negligence, obtaining verdicts and settlements in both state and federal courts. He has handled cases for landowners victim to fraudulent mine royalty practices, for homeowners whose homes and business contained defective concrete, and for Kentucky residents who were overcharged for premium insurance taxes.. John is a frequent lecturer of litigation subjects with the Kentucky Justice Association and American Association for Justice, and has been recognized as a Kentucky Super Lawyer multiple times. He is AV rated by the Martindale-Hubbell rating service.