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SchlitzLAW advises individual and business clients in estates, intellectual property, and controversies. SchlitzLAW’s clients include award-winning musical artists, songwriters, and publishers in the country and Christian music industries, as well as professionals in the medical, dental, banking, and sports industries.  In addition, SchlitzLAW represents clients in a variety of related matters, including contract negotiation, business formation, copyright and trademark matters, and litigation.

Rebecca represents businesses and business owners in the areas of debt restructuring and bankruptcy. Her bankruptcy expertise is focused on complex Chapter 7 and Chapter 11 cases. Rebecca understands that financial difficulties are extremely stressful for her clients, and she works diligently to resolve their issues through comprehensive solutions. Rebecca works closely with her clients with clear and consistent communication—knowing that keeping clients informed is essential to a positive attorney-client relationship.. As part of her practice, Rebecca also represents lenders and other creditors in bankruptcy cases to ensure their rights are preserved and their interests are protected. Rebecca frequently appears in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Middle District of Tennessee on behalf of her debtor and creditor clients covering a variety of bankruptcy matters.. Rebecca received her B.S. degree from Mississippi State University and her law degree from the University of Mississippi, both with honors. She was admitted to practice in Tennessee in 2009.

Over 30 years experience in corporate managment and legal. Practice employment, small business law, Contracts and Probate estates and litigation. Teach CLE classes in Probate and Business law.

Noah McPike is a senior associate with Almon Law, PLLC practicing entertainment, intellectual property, and business/corporate law on Nashville’s famed Music Row. Noah is a member of the American and Tenessee Bar Associations, the American Intellectual Property Law Association, the Recording Academy of America, the Copyright Society of the South and the Tennessee Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts.. Noah represents artists, songwriters, producers, investors, independent record labels, publishers, managers, and technology companies in transactional matters. Being an entertainment attorney in Nashville has allowed Noah to extend his passion of music to his professional career by helping people pursue their musical dreams. Noah spends his days working in the office but his nights are spent in clubs and venues supporting clients and looking to help artists get their big break.. Born and raised in Maine, Noah received his BA from the College of the Holy Cross and his JD from Franklin Pierce Law Center. Noah moved to Nashville because of his love of music especially the sounds of classic country, outlaw, and honky tonk country. Noah’s other favorite musical genres include jazz, crooner, classic rock and modern rock, and any other well written song.. From 2008-2010 Noah practiced as an attorney for a small firm on Music Row. Prior to that he gained valuable experience clerking for Loeb & Loeb of Nashville, Words and Music Copyright Administration of Nashville, and the Service Employees International Union. He was a student attorney for the Franklin Pierce Law Center Intellectual Property & Transaction Clinic during law school. In college Noah interned for NBC’s Meet the Press with Tim Russert in Washington DC. Noah also enjoys hunting, fishing, and is an avid Professional Bull Riding and New England sports fan.

Nancy Eckert is an entertainment and corporate attorney with more than 15 years of legal experience.  She represents major label recording artists, hit song writers, award winning producers, independent record labels, and companies and businesses in a wide range of industries.  Nancy is proud of her reputation for honesty and integrity and takes pride in offering personalized attention and nurturing developing artists and emerging entertainment companies.. Nancy’s music and entertainment experience extends beyond the legal field.  In addition to her law practice, Nancy was co-owner of a 15,000 square foot  nightclub in South Florida that hosted concerts by national touring acts such as The Dixie Chicks, Tracy Lawrence, and John Michael Montgomery.  Her varied background also includes working in the areas of publicity and marketing.  Among other projects, Nancy is currently a partner in Verge Management, a management and consulting company dedicated to providing strategic business plans and creating opportunities for artists and companies in the music and entertainment industry.. Nancy Eckert obtained her Juris Doctor degree, Magna Cum Laude, from Nova Southeastern University, and her undergraduate degree in public relations from the University of Miami.  Nancy is a member of the Entertainment and Sports Law Section of the TN Bar Association, as well as, a Sterling Member of the Country Music Association (CMA). She is licensed to practice law in Florida and Tennessee.

Michael A. Ransom is an Attorney with Safford Motley PLC where his practice focuses on all aspects of the entertainment industry, including intellectual property rights, transactional negotiation and drafting, and litigation. Among the numerous clients Michael has represented are mega touring and recording artists, major software companies, emerging singer/songwriters, and everyone in between. As a former full-time musician, Michael understands the issues that his clients face, and his approach to each representation centers around providing practical, real world solutions. Prior to joining Safford Motley, Michael worked for a number of years as an Associate with King & Ballow handling litigation matters for numerous high profile clients in the entertainment industry, and also formerly worked with Leavens, Strand & Glover representing a broad range of clients in entertainment and intellectual property matters.. Michael earned his law degree from the University of Tennessee College of Law in Knoxville, Tennessee and while in school served as the President of the Sports and Entertainment Law Society, Staff Editor for Transactions: The Tennessee Journal of Business Law, and was a member of the inaugural team sent to compete in the BMI Entertainment Moot Court Competition in New York City. In addition, Michael was part of Trademark and Business Law Clinics at UT Law, and was awarded for his work with the Distinguished Student Attorney Award and Transactional Clinic Student Attorney Award, as well as earning other recognitions for the highest grade in a particular course and for providing nearly 300 pro bono hours during the course of law school.. When out of the office, Michael continues to perform with his band “The Ransom Notes” and enjoys working with rescue dogs, particularly German Shepherds.

Megan Zarling has led a multifaceted career that has given her the necessary experience and knowledge to serve Nashville as a well-rounded lawyer. She graduated from Middle Tennessee State University with a Bachelor of Arts and Science degree in Electronic Media Journalism. She began her career in the music business booking tours and eventually worked her way to tour management. After ten years in music, Megan took a leap of faith into law thanks to her involvement in the Big Brother/Big Sister program. She felt her experience was better suited for the advocacy of family and children in her community. As a new mother herself, and her passion for helping others, Family Law was a perfect fit. She earned her Doctor of Jurisprudence degree from Nashville School of Law. Megan now focuses her practice on Juvenile Advocacy, Parental Rights, Family Law, and Personal Injury. But her selflessness doesn’t stop there; Megan is also an active volunteer and board member of CASA (Court-Appointed Special Advocates for Children). Furthermore, she is the board chair for “The Store”; a new food bank coming soon to the Nashville Community.

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.

Jennifer has an unmatched work ethic and is known for her straightforward legal advice. Her practice is focused primarily on conservatorships, estate administration, and probate litigation.. Jennifer Sheppard Jacobs was born and raised in Nashville, Tennessee. She graduated from Hillwood High School and attended The University of Tennessee, Knoxville where she earned a B.A. in Political Science and Child & Family Studies. She was a member of both Phi Eta Sigma and Gamma Beta Phi Honor Societies. Jennifer continued her education at Nashville School of Law, where she earned her J.D.. Jennifer maintained a solo practice in Nashville for eight years before joining her current firm, Martin Heller Potempa & Sheppard, in 2013. Her early practice included criminal defense, family law and various other matters of civil litigation. Over the last several years, her focus has shifted to cases involving children and disabled adults. Today, Jennifer handles probate litigation, conservatorships, guardianships, the administration of estates, adoptions, and appellate work. She also accepts appointments from the Davidson County Probate Court to serve as Conservator, Personal Representative for Estates, and Guardian ad litem.. Jennifer is a founding partner of Martin Heller Potempa & Sheppard, PLLC. She is a member of the Tennessee Bar Association and the Nashville Bar Association, and she serves as a hearing panel member for the Tennessee Board of Professional Responsibility. Jennifer sits on the Board for the Conservatorship Association of Tennessee (CAT), and she chairs CAT’s Legislative Committee. She’s also involved with Cable: Moving Women Forward and the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce. She serves on Davidson County’s Office of Conservatorship Management’s Policies and Procedures Committee, the Probate Committee for the Nashville Bar Association, and she is an active volunteer for both the Legal Aid Society and Youth Court.. Jennifer is a frequent lecturer for the Nashville Bar Association, the Tennessee Bar Association, and the Nashville Business Institute on topics related to probate administration, probate litigation, client relations, and professional ethics.. On a personal note, Jennifer is married to another Nashville native, Ben Jacobs. They live in West Nashville with their daughter, dog and cat. When she’s not working, Jennifer enjoys travelling, attending music festivals, and spending time with loved ones.

It’s not often you find a lawyer who understands, truly, what it’s like to be an entrepreneur. But it’s because of that very fact Rachel Schaffer Lawson is pretty darn good at her job.. Rachel grew up in an entrepreneurial family — both her mother and grandfather owned their own businesses — so it seemed quite natural that their offspring found the study of business alluring. Rachel triple majored in marketing, entrepreneurship and music business at Northeastern University in Boston. After graduating, she attended Loyola University College of Law in New Orleans, studying business law, intellectual property law, and entertainment law (as well as the occasional beignet). Her stint in the “Big Easy” also included an internship with the National Football League’s New Orleans Saints.. When she decided she wanted to pursue entertainment law full time, she knew there was no better place than good ole’ Nashville. In 2011, one year after her move, she launched Schaffer Law Firm PLLC. She quickly discovered her passion and the firm’s mission; to provide quality and accessible legal services to innovative entrepreneurs, budding restaurateurs, impactful nonprofits, and the wide variety of arts and entertainment the city has to offer.. Rachel never realized just how much she would love her job, but some of the best surprises often happen that way. She loves helping local entrepreneurs succeed in their business ventures and delights in seeing her clients open their doors for business for the very first time.. When she’s not striving to help business owners succeed, you can find Rachel training for half and full marathons, trail running, power lifting at her favorite CrossFit box, cuddling one of her five “fur babies,” and enjoying a local craft brew with her husband, Tyler.. But to get to know Rachel a bit better, give her a call. Her infectious laugh and get done attitude will brighten your day.

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.

I was born and raised in Sweetwater, Tennessee.  I obtained my Associate of Science degree from Cleveland State Community College in 2002 where I also played basketball. I completed my bachelor’s degree at the University of Tennessee Knoxville in 2004. I graduated with honors from the Nashville School of Law in 2009 earning a membership in the prestigious Cooper’s Inn Honor Society. While in law school, I was a student member of the Harry Phillips American Inn of Court in 2009.. I am admitted to practice in the United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee. I have been a member of the Tennessee Association for Justice since 2008. In 2012, I was appointed as a Presidential Nominee to the Tennessee Association for Justice’s Board of Governors, and I currently serve on the Board today. I have been a member of the Nashville Bar Association since 2007. Beginning in 2012, I have served on the board of the Nashville Bar Association Young Lawyer’s Division. I have been a member of the American Association for Justice since 2009.. I was recognized by my peers as Best of the Bar for 2014 in the Nashville Business Journal.

I spend my days in court fighting for people who have been accused of a crime and representing people who have been severely injured. In the criminal arena, I have been defending citizens accused of crimes for over a decade, and I know what it takes to handle tough cases. Regardless of the issue, I am a trial lawyer who puts the needs of my clients first. A large part of my criminal practice is focused on drug and alcohol cases - Specifically, marijuana defense and DUI defense.I am an active member of the Tennessee Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and a graduate from the TACDL Trial Attorney’s College and Advanced Trial Skills College. I know the law and will apply the law to your facts to develop a specific litigation plan that I will execute. I will spend time with you and get to know you and your situation and help you manage the case.

I have practiced Personal Injury Law in Tennessee for the last 17 years. During that time, I have worked over 10,000 car accident cases and reached resolutions by settlements, bench verdicts, and jury verdicts. I have also worked general negligence cases, such as cases for victims of dog bites and victims of dangerous conditions on property. My firm is different from some other firms because of the way we communicate with clients. Some firms use employees to handle most of the communication with their clients. Our firm is different because your lawyer will handle most of the communication with you. If you have been the victim of a car accident, please give us a call. We truly want to help you through this difficult time, even if you decide that we aren't the right firm for you.

I have practiced law since 1996.  In 2000, I devoted my practice to consumer bankruptcies.  I have helped thousands of families in the Middle District of Tennessee obtain a fresh financial start through filing for bankruptcy.  I am dedicated to helping families regain financial peace.

I have been practicing law for 34 years.  My goal in practicing law is to help people.

I am an Intelctual Propert\y and Plaintiff's Employment lawyer located on Music Row in Nashville, Tennessee.  I am a graduate of local Lipscomb University where I majored in Biochemistry and graduated from University of Gerorgia Law School.  I have been practicing since 1992 and I am admitted to the Tennesse Bar, Georgia Bar, and the United States Patent Bar.. When I am not practicing law, you will find me rooting on the Dawgs and the Preds, trying to get my adult children to communicate with me in some method other than text messages, or on the golf course (never enough!).

I am a born and raised fourth generation Nashvillian. After graduating from Montgomery Bell Academy in Nashville, I attended college at The University of the South. I then returned home to attend law school at Vanderbilt University.. When I was in elementary school, my family went through some very difficult financial and legal matters. I did not undersatnd everything that was going on, but I did know that when the lawyers called, things tended to calm down. As a result, I see my job as a lawyer as helping to bring calm and direction to what feels like chaotic, scary situations to my clients.. Since graduating from law school, I have specifically focused my practice on helping injury victims and their families. I enjoy getting to know my clients and walking alongside them through the difficulties that injuries present for them from physical pain, to emotional stress and the financial difficulties that come along with it.. At the end of the day, I want my clients to think of me not just as their lawyer, but as their friend and a member of their extended family. To me, practicing law is all about the relationships I am able to build with the people I have a chance to help.

Garrett Knisley joined Martin Heller Potempa & Sheppard, PLLC as an associate in 2015.  Before joining the firm, Garrett practiced injury law with Hughes and Coleman in Nashville.. Garrett obtained a Juris Doctor from Belmont University School of Law in 2014.  He graduated summa cum laude as a member of the inaugural class and was a member of the Law Review.  During law school, Garrett worked for the Regulatory Compliance Division at Caterpillar Financial Services Corporation and the Office of General Counsel for the Tennessee Department of Health.  His practice at MHPS is primarily devoted to estate and trust administration and litigation.. Garrett is a native of Williamson County, Tennessee where he graduated from Ravenwood High School in the inaugural class of 2005.  He graduated magna cum laude from Middle Tennessee State University with a Bachelor of Science in 2009.  Garrett is a currently a member of the Williamson County Bar Association, the Nashville Bar Association and the Tennessee Bar Association.  In his free time, Garrett is a youth sports coach with the YMCA of Middle Tennessee and an avid cyclist and member of the Harpeth Bicycle Club.

Attorney Joe Lackey, III is a seasoned business law lawyer at Lackey | McDonald, PLLC who handles a wide variety of litigation and transactional issues for clients throughout the state of Tennessee. Joe Lackey, III is one of three attorneys at the family-owned law firm in Nashville. Cases he has handled on behalf of clients include entity formation, breach of contract, complex real estate transactions, derivative suits, alternative dispute resolution, and personal injury. Attorney Joe Lackey, III graduated from Nashville School of Law. In his free time, Joe enjoys hunting, fishing, golfing and following his favorite sporting franchises.

About The Law Office Of Timothy H. Nichols, PLLC. Nashville attorney Timothy Nichols assists business owners, construction entities, landlords and individual clients to protect their rights and interests in matters of construction law, real estate and business law. He applies over a decade of industry experience and a common-sense approach to helping clients pursue legal outcomes that align with their unique objectives.. When you retain our firm, you can expect to receive the following:. Serving Clients In Nashville And Throughout Middle Tennessee: Experienced Construction Law Attorney. Construction law in particular is a highly unique and complex area of practice, one that not every business lawyer has experience with. Mr. Nichols began his work in construction law as an associate for another firm that focused on construction litigation before establishing his own private practice. He is also a member of the American Bar Association Forum on the Construction Industry and Tennessee Association of Construction Counsel. He remains up to date with any legal developments that happen at the state or federal level that could affect his clients' rights.. Contact Our Firm Today. For more information, please continue to review our website or contact our office directly at or toll free for prompt attention and client-centered service. Our attorney is readily available to attend to any legal emergencies you may have.