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With more than 35 years of experience, David Raybin heads the criminal defense section of our firm, which includes criminal trials, criminal appeals, parole hearings, and civil rights litigation.. David has been named the Best Criminal Lawyer in Nashville by Best Lawyers in America, and listed among the Best Criminal Lawyers in TN by Tennessee Business magazine.. A regular commentator on local legal subjects, David often deals with prominent cases you may have read about in the news. In addition to cases in the trial courts, David has successfully handled a number of significant criminal appeals throughout Tennessee.. A prolific writer, David has authored numerous articles and publications. He wrote the book Tennessee Criminal Law, which has been cited hundreds of times by Tennessee courts and relied on by judges and attorneys throughout the state.. David’s criminal defense representation includes cases concerning murder and other homicides, sexual assault, drugs, domestic violence, white-collar fraud, and computer sexual image cases. David also handles cases involving students arrested at local universities—such as Vanderbilt, MTSU, Fisk, Lipscomb, Belmont and TSU.

Stacey A. Garrett is a founding member of Bone McAllester Norton PLLC and chair of the firm’s Board of Directors. She concentrates her law practice in the areas of higher education, corporate transactions, healthcare and government affairs. Stacey is also the Vice President of Online and Professional Studies at Cumberland University.. Stacey represents several institutions of higher education. She also serves numerous clients in various corporate transactions. In the area of health care, Stacey represents physicians, medical practice groups and other health care entities and counsels clients in matters concerning contracts, fraud and abuse and compliance issues relating to carriers and intermediaries.. In 2003, former Tennessee Gov. Phil Bredesen appointed Stacey to serve as a Commissioner on the Tennessee Human Rights Commission through 2009. In 2009, he reappointed Stacey to serve on the commission through 2015, where she currently serves as the chair. Bredesen also designated her to serve on a Judicial Redistricting Study Committee and the Committee to Study the Administration of the Death Penalty.. Stacey was formerly Deputy Chief of Staff for Congressman Harold Ford, Jr. of Memphis. She served as Associate General Counsel for Background America, Inc. and AMICUS Staffing Inc. and as Director of Legal Affairs for Corrections Partners, Inc.. As a founding member of Bone McAllester Norton, Stacey believes the law firm is one of her most personally satisfying accomplishments, and says she is driven by her law partners and the firm’s staff who truly embody the firm’s motto, Law. Life. Passion. She believes that the energy of the firm’s attorneys and staff is the reason the firm forges extraordinary client relationships.. Stacey believes deeply in community investment through charitable and civic activities. She began her commitment to community service at the age of 14, volunteering in a nursing home. There she learned the value of service to others and continues to participate in charitable activities throughout the state.. Stacey is a native Nashvillian and loves all things Southern. She is an avid runner and is well on her way to completing her goal of running a half-marathon in all 50 states. She also loves to play the guitar and read; Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring is a favorite in her collection. She finds each morning’s sunrise her greatest inspiration and never misses the opportunity to watch the sun rise each day. Even though she says she’s afraid of heights, Stacey has rappelled down the side of a 27-story office building to benefit the Special Olympics Tennessee. Twice.. Practice Areas. Labor and Employment Law. Healthcare Law. Administrative Law. Business and Corporate Law. Environmental Law. Entrepreneurial and Emerging Business Law. Non-Profits and Tax Exempt Entities. Community Involvement. Leadership Nashville: Class of 2012. Tennessee Human Rights Commission: Chair of the Board. Tennessee Judicial Redistricting Study Committee. Tennessee Committee to Study the Administration of the Death Penalty. The Links, Inc.: Member. Centennial Pediatrics Foundation: Board Member. Nashville Convention & Visitors Bureau: Lead Counsel; ex officio Board Member

Sharon O. “Sheri” Jacobs concentrates her practice in the areas of Environmental Law and Administrative Law. Sheri has administrative, environmental law, environmental litigation experience at the federal, state and local levels, as well as with administrative agencies. This experience includes matters associated with sustainability, solid and hazardous waste, Brownfield redevelopment, underground storage tanks, water pollution, environmental citizen suits, Superfund remediation projects, endangered species, stream mitigation projects, and air pollution control.. Sheri works closely with companies and local governments on compliance, sustainability and all facets of environmental law to ensure clients’ can focus on their business and not be caught in protracted environmental litigation. When litigation becomes necessary, Sheri’s expertise from having successfully defended numerous businesses and local governments before administrative boards and in state and federal court ensures the clients’ interests are always well-represented.. Sheri co-authored West Publishing’s Medical Waste Handbook, 1999 and 2000 editions. In addition, she has presented seminars on environmental topics for the Tennessee Bar Association and for various business organizations.. Before joining the firm, Sheri served as an Assistant Attorney General for the Tennessee Attorney General and Reporter, Environmental Division. She also served as Assistant General Counsel for the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation.. Sheri is originally from Jefferson City, Missouri. She and her husband, David, have two children. She enjoys traveling, hiking and visiting national parks with her family.

Sarah Reisner is a native Nashvillian.  After clerking for Manier & Herod in 1995, the Firm offered her a full-time position as an Associate attorney in 1996.  In 1996, she began focusing her practice on defending employers and their insurers in workers’ compensation cases.  In 2001, she was named a Shareholder with the firm. Sarah regularly speaks on Tennessee Workers’ Compensation Law.  She has been a member of Nashville Rotary Club since 1998.  She has been a member of the Junior League of Nashville since 1997.  Sarah is involved in numerous community and charitable events.  Her interests including running (finished the 1992 Marine Corps Marathon in 3 hours and 25 minutes), horseback riding, painting, community service, volunteer work, and water skiing.

Sam Miller's practice primarily focuses on trademark, copyright, and patent litigation. He has served as lead trial counsel in courts throughout the United States for a wide range of clients from celebrities and entrepreneurs to a billion-dollar start-up and one of the world’s leading medical device manufacturers. He also is a Rule 31 listed mediator. He is located in the firm's Nashville office.

Sam J. “Mac” McAllester III primarily represents financial institutions and concentrates his practice in the areas of commercial lending, commercial loan documentation, commercial real estate, secured transactions, commercial paper, the issuance of title insurance policies, bankruptcy, financial consultations, creditors’ rights, collections and foreclosures. For more than 40 years, Mac has represented creditors and other interested parties in bankruptcy and insolvency matters.. Earlier in his career, Mac served as Staff Attorney for the Tennessee Department of Labor and Chapter 7 Interim Trustee, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Middle District of Tennessee. Also, for 17 years, Mac served as a member of the Panel of Trustees, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Middle District of Tennessee.. A well-known legal authority in his areas of practice, Mac has been the guest speaker at numerous seminars on commercial lending, real estate, bankruptcy and creditors’ rights for the Tennessee Bar Association and other professional groups and organizations.

Ryan Nevin received his J.D. from Loyola University New Orleans College of Law, magna cum laude, graduating in the top 6% of his class.  At Loyola Ryan thrived in his research and writing skills by having his Law Review Case note published, was awarded the Best Case Note award from the Honorable Fredericka Wicker, and served as the Articles Editor of the Loyola Law Review Board.   Ryan earned his undergraduate degree in Business from Tulane University, cum laude.. Ryan has a great passion for the law and helping others through his abilities. Hecurrently takes appointments in mental health court where he represents the mentally ill in their court proceeds.  Ryan is an active member of his church, volunteers with Habitat for Humanity, and runs marathons as one of his favorite hobbies.

Practice focus representing financial institutions throughout the loan transaction process, including loan documentation, closings, renewals, re-works, judgment enforcement, collection, bankruptcy, foreclosures, and REO resales. Also frequently represent trade vendors, committees, landlords, defendants in preference actions, and parties involved in both sides of distressed asset sales.

Nashville's Trusted Injury and Criminal Trial Lawyer - Former Nashville Police Supervisor / Crime Scene Investigator & 101st Airborne Aviation - Ft. Campbell, Kentucky -  I was born in Toledo, Ohio and moved to Miami, Florida as a child where I attended  elementary school through High School in Miami, while spending as much time enjoying  the sun in the Florida Keys.  After graduating High School and as the first Gulf War was kicking off, I enlisted in the United States Army where I served a total of 8 years as a linguist and as a sergeant and helicopter mechanic for the 101st Aviation Brigade at Fort Campbell, Kentucky.. After being honorably discharged in 1998, I moved to Nashville, Tennessee to take a job as a police officer with the Metro Nashville Police Department.  There I worked as a Patrol Officer, Crime Scene Investigator and as a Patrol Supervisor (sergeant).. As a police officer I worked hundreds of calls relating to domestic issues, burglaries, robberies, homicides and kidnappings, to name a few.  I have also worked directly on, and testified in, over a dozen murder trials both as a police officer and as a crime scene investigator.  In 2006, I made the choice to leave the police department to attend law school full time while working at a high-volume downtown law firm.  The experience I gained while working at this type of law firm, along with my years of experience as a police officer, have given me a unique perspective when analyzing various legal issues and cases.  I have also been fortunate enough to develop some very good relationships in the legal profession over the past 20+ years that provide me valuable knowledge and insight that I use daily to help all of my clients.. Now I dedicate my life and my practice to helping anyone in need of sound and aggressive representation in legal matters both criminal and civil.. Call me at (615) 415-0542, and we can discuss your case and how together, we can resolve it quickly and efficiently.

Nashville lawyer who is recognized as US Businews News "Most Dedicated Criminal Defense Attorney" in Nashville for 2020, one of the "10 Best Criminal Law Attorneys" for client satisfaction in Tennesse, for being in the "Top 10 Under 40" in Tennessee, and as a 6-time recipient of Avvo's "Clients Choice Award".  Founder of Courtroom Coach, LLC - a powerful first of its kind online resource that helps criminal defense lawyers become better lawyers who in turn help their clients more!. Ed has been practicing law in Nashville since 2012. He's handled over 2,000 Nashville criminal cases, and over 5,000 other cases from estate planning, to business law, real estate issues, to fraud investigations. In 2017, Ed launched Courtroom Coach – a first of its kind online resource to help criminal defense lawyers better represent clients. Later that year he began working part-time as one of Nashville's Judicial Commissioners (Night Court Judge) until 2023.. Contact me on Minnect under "Eddie Esquire" for a consultation.

My practice is focused entirely in the area of health care. I have defended nurses, physicians and hospitals against allegations of medical malpractice. I have assisted clients in developing business opportunities that are compliant with federal and state laws and industry guidelines. I have worked in the areas of fraud and abuse defense, defending individual practitioners to large national corporations facing False Claims Act and Anti-Kickback statute allegations, as well as numerous health care providers throughout the country subject to Medicare and Medicaid audits and appeals. In addition to my FCA and AKS work, I have also provided assistance to health care entities concerning EMTALA, FFD&C Act, HIPAA, PSQIA and a number of other acronyms.. My experience includes: Assisted in responding to state and federal investigations, including extensive Civil Investigative Demands and management of large e-discovery components, documentation requests, onsite visits, other audits; as well as conducting internal investigations and assisting with self-reporting; Represented clients during False Claims Act litigation including alleged violations of Federal Health Care Program requirements, Anti-Kickback Statute, Stark, FDA misbranding and off-label use, and others; Advised providers regarding state and federal regulatory compliance, including 340B, PSQIA, HIPAA, conditions of participation and payment, state licensure requirements and certificate of need issues; Represented a large behavioral health hospital in combating Medicaid managed care denials that resulted in recouping over half a million dollars in previously denied care and significant changes to Kentucky law.Represented providers in state and federal administrative appeals involving discretionary exclusion, overpayment demands, extrapolations, Civil Monetary Penalties, pre-authorization denials, and rate disputes; Defended providers in state and federal court against claims of medical malpractice, EMTALA violations, and contractual disputes; Advised provider associations regarding state and federal laws; assist with drafting statutes, regulations and commentary beneficial to the association’s members; Served as special counsel in numerous matters including compliance reviews during due diligence, asserting the federal patient safety work product privilege in employment and malpractice claims, and in federal administrative proceedings involving extrapolation errors.

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Mr. Goode has focused his practice on helping businesses and families in their estate planning, tax and corporate needs.  Having previously managed a law firm himself, he understands the practical needs of business owners.  He has assisted both large and small companies with their tax planning for a variety of transactions, including international.   He frequently lectures to various professional associations.  Mr. Goode graduated from William and Mary School of Law and received his LL.M. in Taxation from New York University.

Miles T. Martindale represents individuals and corporate clients in a variety of matters, including insurance defense, probate litigation, reviewing employment and non-competition agreement, settlement negotiations, assisting employers in wage and hour investigations, negligent construction and construction defect cases, among many other areas of civil litigation.. Miles is a graduate of Belmont University College of Law, but attended Charleston School of Law before transferring to Belmont after his first year. During his time as a law student, he worked as a Research Assistant for Dr. Mark Phillips and co-authored How Solo Practices Can Build A Competitive Web Presence in the February 2015 publication of the Nashville Bar Journal. He was awarded the CALI Award for Excellence in Legal Writing I during his first semester at Charleston Law for having the highest grade in his class. During law school, Miles worked as a law clerk at a Criminal and Civil Law firm in Nashville, assisting clients in various matters related to criminal cases and contract disputes.. Miles is a member of the Nashville Bar Associations and the Belmont College of Law American Inn of Court.. When he isn’t assisting clients, Miles enjoys running, playing golf, watching Tennessee Volunteers football, and spending time with his wife, Brooke, two children, and their dog, Tucker.

Martin Sir & Associates is committed to serving families in Nashville and providing them with the comprehensive legal resources they need to protect their best interests. From resolving divorce disputes to recovering alimony payments on behalf of clients, the dedicated legal team Martin Sir & Associates is here to help you secure the justice you deserve.

Marlowe Law Offices, PLLC is a full-service law firm featuring Billy J. Marlowe and select top-notch associate attorneys from the Nashville, Tennessee area.. Billy is a former police officer who decided to go into business representing others after seeing first-hand how insurance companies, corporate America and the government mistreat people in their greatest hour of need. He vowed never to represent insurance companies or big corporations – only small businesses and the common man.. Attorney Marlowe knows that bad things happen to good people every day and when those bad things involve legal matters, you need dedicated attorneys who will work hard to get you everything you deserve.. Marlowe Law Offices, PLLC can help you with your automobile and trucking accidents, criminal defense or we can also act as your Nashville divorce attorney. Regardless of who you are or where you are from, you will always be treated with the utmost respect and courtesy when dealing with anyone at Marlowe Law Offices, PLLC.

MARCIA McSHANE, with Constangy, Brooks & Smith, LLP, practices in workers' compensation and employment litigation across Tennessee. She is a frequent presenter regarding employment issues and the reduction of claims, addressing professional organizations and employers alike. In addition to handling cases at the administrative and trial levels, Ms. Watson argues in front of the Tennessee Special Workers' Compensation Panel, the Tennessee Court of Appeals as well as the Tennessee Supreme Court. She is a member of the Nashville, the Tennessee, and the American Bar Associations, the Mid-South Workers' Compensation Association, the Lawyers’ Association for Women (LAW), and the Tennessee Defense Lawyers' Association (TDLA).  Ms. Watson is serving her second term as the TDLA's representative for the Bench-Bar Committee.  Ms. Watson was selected for the Tennessee Bar Association Leadership Law Class of 2011.  She earned her B.A. at Florida State University and her J.D. at Cumberland School of Law at Samford University.

Major employers in the retail, hospitality, automotive, information services, and manufacturing industries turn to Stan Graham for answers when dealing with complex employment issues. An accomplished trial lawyer, Stan provides immediate access, risk mitigation advice, and strategic planning that serve clients' specific goals in litigation and daily advice and counsel.. His practice includes extensive experience with the defense of litigation and arbitrations related to:. For several years, Stan has served on the Steering Committee and was elected to serve as Program Chair for the 2015 Annual Seminar for the Labor and Employment Section of DRI, an international organization of attorneys defending the interests of business in civil litigation.  He also formerly served as Chair of the Tennessee Bar Labor and Employment Law Section.. Chambers USA lists Stan Graham as a leading Labor and Employment Attorney, and he is AV-rated by Martindale-Hubbell.  Stan is also recognized by Best Lawyers in the categories of:. Education. Professional Licenses. Court Admissions

Mackenzie is a highly personable and results-oriented Attorney and Government Relations professional, who possesses a thorough understanding of the law and has vast experience in government, business and non-profit organizations. Her passion for advocating on behalf of others and her legal training and experience make her an invaluable asset to the Collins Law Firm clients.

Lynda F Jones received her J.D. from the University of Memphis where she received the American Jurisprudence Award for Trial Advocacy. Her undergraduate degree was received Cum Laude from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville while working full time.. She began her trial experience with B.Stewart Jenkins in the area of civil rights before moving to Nashville to join the Law Offices of James A Flexer where she managed over 1,200 client cases.. Jones has been an attorney for 21years. She first built her own successful bankruptcy practice by associating with the firm of Bruce , Weathers, Corley and Lyle.. Jones advises small businesses in workouts to assist them in avoiding the. expense of bankruptcy.. Ms Jones is active in the community, her church, Girlscouts and serves on several area nonprofit boards which assist the indigent and mentally ill. She has been recognized as a Mid South Super Lawyer and as Best of the Bar. She received recognition for her advocacy on behalf of the mentally ill from NAMI in 2011.

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.

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.

Justin L. Crouch's background is that of a general practice and includes experience in various areas of the law including business, estate planning, family law, criminal matters, and personal injury. Since 2015, Justin has focused his practice in civil litigation, specifically in the area of personal injury law representing injured plaintiffs. He is pleased to offer his clients excellent representation and strives daily to serve the needs of all of his clients.Justin has successfully argued on behalf of his clients in the General Sessions, Circuit, Chancery, Probate, and Juvenile Courts across the state of Tennessee.Justin was born and raised in Paris, Tennessee and attended Henry County High School. He received his undergraduate degree from The University of Mississippi and his law degree from The Thomas M. Cooley Law School. Justin is a member of the State Bar of Tennessee as well as the United States District Court.

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.