Top best Personal Injury Lawyers Near me in ZIP 37214

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.

With his medical background (he has an undergraduate degree in nursing and worked his way through law school as a Registered Nurse), Mr. Asher brings a wealth of knowledge when addressing matters involving personal injury and the healthcare field.  He has represented health care professionals in the Middle Tennessee area since 1993 in medical malpractice and discipline cases. Mr. Asher regularly defends companies and individuals in personal injury and product liability matters and has served as lead counsel in numerous catastrophic injury cases. He has served as Chair of the Section of Litigation of the Tennessee Bar Association and has lectured for many continuing education courses as well as courses at Vanderbilt University School of Nursing and programs of the Tennessee Nurses Association. Mr. Asher was selected by his peers as a fellow of the Nashville Bar Foundation. Mr. Asher has had articles published in The Tennessee Law Review, the Litigation Letter, Nursing Management, and O.R. Nurse.. Mr. Asher has worked with property owners and outdoor advertising companies advising them on their rights in the use of their property.  He has presented cases to the Board of Zoning Appeals and has argued land use matters in Chancery Court and the Tennessee Court of Appeals.  Mr. Asher works extensively with outdoor advertising companies in obtaining approval for building and upgrading billboards.. Mr. Asher served as lead counsel in Banks v. Elks Lodge, a personal injury case that resulted in a decision from the Tennessee Supreme Court that changed longstanding Tennessee law.  Mr. Asher prepared the legal briefs and argued successfully before the Tennessee Supreme Court, obtaining a ruling that resulted in a significant financial savings for his client.. Mr. Asher is one of a very few lawyers across the country who is a member of The American Association of Nurse Attorneys.  His experience as a nurse and ability to resource with other nurse attorneys helps Mr. Asher in his ability to represent and defend clients in personal injury cases.. A native of Nashville, Mr. Asher resides in the city with his wife, Elizabeth, and two children. He has served as Vice President of West End Synagogue and on the Board of Trustees of Akiva School. He volunteers for and has chaired Davidson County’s Teen Court Program. Mr. Asher is a marathoner and triathlete. He has completed multiple long distance races, including an Ironman Triathlon.. Martindale-Hubbell Peer Review Rating:  AV

William Stover is an experienced Tennessee attorney who provides premier legal services to clients seeking help in the areas of personal injury, criminal defense, family law, estate planning and other types of civil litigation.. In practice for more than a decade, Mr. Stover has made a name for himself as one of Nashville’s top lawyers when it comes to supporting his clients comprehensively. He goes above and beyond to achieve the best results possible for them, whether that means using advanced negotiation and communication skills, making himself available after hours or litigating a matter in court.. Outside of his practice, Attorney Stover has taught courses in business law, criminal law and tort law at Draughons Junior College. He has served his country with distinction in the United States Army, United States Army Reserve and the Tennessee Army National Guard. In his leisure time, he enjoys reading, traveling and sports activities.

Rocky McElhaney learned many of the life lessons he now uses to help his clients while growing up near Buffalo Trail, in Morristown Tennessee, a small town about 35 miles east of Knoxville. At Central Point Baptist Church, he was taught the proper order of core values by his grandmother - faith, family, friends, and then finances. Rocky's dad worked as a millwright. His mom was an aide for Head Start. The family lived paycheck to paycheck. Rocky watched his parents work hard for what little they had. They overcame obstacles and made ends meet. By their example, Rocky learned that if you work hard, you can make it.. On August 5, 1988, when Rocky was 15, his dad, Larry McElhaney, injured his low back at work. He filed a workers’ compensation claim, but the insurance company would not pay or provide timely medical treatment. Larry had no choice but to return to work and struggle through the pain. It took three years for Rocky’s dad to get the surgery he needed.. Rocky saw the stress on his dad’s face as he dealt with the physical pain of his injury compounded by financial worry as bills piled up. The family got evicted and had to move. For over three years, Larry dealt with the never-ending stall tactics and red tape of an insurance company that wrongfully refused to give him the benefits he had earned. He was worn down. Larry eventually hired a lawyer. The insurance company still refused to accept responsibility. In fact, in court papers, the insurance company denied it owed Larry anything for his injury. With the help of that lawyer, the family finally got justice.. It was at that moment that Rocky decided to become an attorney – to fight for people the way that lawyer fought for his Dad and his family. Rocky knows that hard working people who are injured should not be subjected to additional hardship because a big corporation or insurance company refuses to do the right thing. Rocky believes that injured people deserve an attorney they can trust to ensure that those that harm them are held fully accountable. Big corporations and the billion dollar insurance companies that back them should be held to the same standard we teach ourchildren - to immediately take responsibility when they cause damage to another and fully pay for the harms and losses.. After he earned his Bachelors or Arts in History from the University of Knoxville and went on to graduate with honors from Nashville School of Law in 1999, he began working as an attorney to feed his passion for pursuing civil justice for the seriously injured.  Rocky decided early on that if he was going to reach and help as many folks as he could he was going to have to start a his own people-centered practice that specialized in workers’ compensation, personal injury, catastrophic injury, wrongful death, auto and tractor-trailer wrecks and offered individuals assistance with appealing denied social security disability benefits claims.  As the principal and founding member of Rocky McElhaney Law Firm, he could begin building his dream, his way:  taking aggressive steps to obtain the maximum compensation under the law for each and every client in a cost-effective and efficient manner.. Representing only the people, not the powerful, over the past 14 years, Rocky has built this law firm to fight for injured people. What makes Rocky different is that he really cares about his clients. Every injured person is his dad and every ruthless insurance company is the one that impacted his family. From that viewpoint, Rocky and his team fight to make sure every client and their family get the maximum compensation for what they go through, not just a quick settlement. Rocky builds friendships with his clients, not just professional relationships. For example, Bridget Pack first hired Rocky in 2000 and they still text to this day. Rocky went to trial for Ernest Atkinson in 2002. Ernie and Rocky would meet at least once every other month at the Beacon Light restaurant on Highway 100 to eat breakfast until Ernie passed away in 2006. Rocky knows his clients’ names and their stories; not just their case number and date of injury.. The firm’s commitment to identifying with their clients’ needs and to fighting for not just fair, but maximum compensation awards has helped his intimate, family-oriented practice develop a statewide presence.. Rocky was a professor of Legal Writing at Nashville School of Law from 2005- 2008. During 2006-2007 he served as President of the Nashville Bar Association Young Lawyers Division and through the present, he remains an active member of the Board of Directors. Rocky is a member of the Tennessee Trial Lawyers Association. He is also a member of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America. Rocky’s memberships also include the Nashville and Maury County Bar associations. In 2012, Rocky went on to be voted one of Tennessee’s Top Rated Lawyers by Legal Leaders. In 2013, he received Martindale Hubbell’s AV Preeminent Rating. This rating is granted to those lawyers with only the highest possible peer rating in both legal and ethical standards. For 6 years running Rocky has received the title of “Top 100 Trial Lawyers” from the American Trial Lawyers Association. Other notable achievements include being voted Nashville Business Journal’s “Best in Bar” from 2007-2010. His practice was selected again by NBJ as one of the “Best Places to Work” in 2013. Rocky attributes many of his personal and firm successes to him making client service his highest priority.. Rocky routinely lectures to other lawyers regarding workers' compensation and trial related issues. He has argued twice before the Tennessee Supreme Court, establishing ground-breaking legal rulings in workers' compensation. Again, Rocky demonstrated his degree of personal involvement and passion for protecting injured- workers when in 2013, he arduously campaigned against the passing of Governor Haslam’s workers’ compensation reform bill at the House and Senate. Because of the devastating effects that this particular bill would have on working class people who become injured, Rocky and his firm took a grassroots outreach approach to saturate local newspapers, television, and internet blogs trying to raise Tennessean awareness and opposition to the bill that would affect injured-workers so close to home.. In recognition of this work, in 2013 the Tennessee Association for Justice honored Rocky with a Paladin Award for demonstrating superior skills against seemingly insurmountable odds and for working tirelessly to combat the significant threats to the civil justice system.. Rocky works hard and plays harder. He and his wife Penny have three little boys. On evenings after work, he can be found pitching to his sons, chasing them down on their bikes and battery-powered 4-wheelers, or grilling in the back yard. He likes to SCUBA dive and snow ski. He enjoys Tennessee football games in autumn and Santa Rosa Beach, Florida in springtime. Rocky has an adventurous spirit which led him to jump out of an airplane to skydive, drive a NASCAR 155 MPH at Kentucky Speedway and cliff dive 35 feet into the Caribbean Sea at Rick’s Café in Jamaica.

Phillip Miller is a nationally recognized attorney who specializes in representing people and families who have experienced serious, catastrophic injuries and death. He is certified as both a civil trial specialist and a pre-trial specialist by the the National Board of Trial Advocacy . Mr. Miller has been recognized as one of the “Best of the Bar” by the Nashville Business Journal, as a "Super Lawyer", is "Av" rated and his firm has been designated as one of the pre-eminent law firms in the United States. Mr. Miller is the Past President of the Tennessee Association for Justice. Mr. Miller is a frequently sought lecturer on legal issues and has spoken at the National Judicial College, Harvard Law School, the University of North Carolina, Sanford Law School, The William Mitchell School of Law, the Nashville School of Law, the University of South Texas, and Duke Law School. As part of his practice Mr. Miller is frequently hired by other firms to help them prepare their biggest, most significant cases. Firms in Michigan, Alabama, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Texas, Oregon, Kansas, California, New York, New Jersey, Colorado, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, and Missouri have used Mr. Miller to help them recover tens of millions of dollars for their injured clients.. Phillip's passions include education, the environment, dogs, and what he would describe as "making the world a little better and a little more fair for everyone." In addition to being a founding sponsor of School Aid, International, and sponsoring a Head Start class for more than 18 years, Phillip has also volunteered for Junior Achievement, bringing a businessman's perspective to middle school students. He is a lifetime member of the Sierra Club and belongs to the Tennessee Environmental Council, Tennessee Greenways, Nashville Greenways, and the World Wildlife Organization. Phillip sponsors "Rover" a free neutering/spaying program though the ASPCA and visits them whenever they are nearby providing services to needy pet owners in the area.

PAUL KENT (PK) BRAMLETT is licensed in TN & MS.  His practice consists of litigation (personal injury and business) with an emphasis on serious personal injury and business litigation such as class actions, ERISA and Securities law, while continuing to represent individuals in the handling of wills and estates.  He has handled litigation in twelve states, and presently is litigating in Tennessee, Michigan, New York and California.  He is listed in Mid-South Super Lawyers for Securities Litigation, and is admitted to all State and Federal Courts in TN and MS.

Patrick Barrett is an attorney representing whistleblowers who expose corporate and government fraud as well as plaintiffs who sustain serious injuries due to the negligence of others. His practice areas also include product liability, antitrust, personal injury, environmental tort, breach of contract and nursing home litigation.. Licensed to practice law in Tennessee, Mississippi and Texas, Patrick has fought for the rights of consumers in complex civil litigation throughout the United States for over twenty years.. Patrick is a member of the Tennessee Bar, the State Bar of Texas, the Mississippi Bar Association, the Tennessee Association for Justice, and Taxpayers Against Fraud. He graduated from the University of Mississippi in 1990 with a Bachelor of Arts in English. He received his Doctor of Jurisprudence from the University of Houston Law Center in 1993 where he was a member of the Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity.

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.

Named Best Lawyers "Lawyer of the Year" Nashville-Medical Malpractice 2023, 2022, 2020, 2018, 2015 and 2012.. Here are a few of the cases i have tried:. Nashville jury awarded FIVE MILLION DOLLARS on behalf of Daniel Clayton's client following a two week medical malpractice trial in Nashville, Tennessee.. A Murfreesboro jury awarded nearly THREE MILLION DOLLARS in a car wreck case in which Daniel Clayton's client was injured.  The award is reportedly the largest car crash verdict in Rutherford County history.. Also, selected to The Nashville Post's Top 101 Lawyers in Nashville. Certified as a Civil Trial Specialist, a Medical Malpractice Specialist, and Civil Pre-Trial Procedure. Only a few attorneys in the state of Tennessee hold all 3 certifications. I am included in Best Lawyers in America (Personal Injury, Medical Malpractice, Product Liability) as well as Mid-South Super Lawyers list featuring the top 5% of attorneys in Tennessee, Arkansas and Mississippi. I am often asked to speak on the subject of trial practice. I have given presentations across the state of Tennessee not only to other attorneys, but also to judges. I have tried cases in Alabama, Kentucky and across the state of Tennessee. I have represented clients in Tennessee, Alabama, Kentucky, Georgia, Michigan, Illinois and Florida.. I served as the President of the Tennessee Association for Justice. Other memberships include: Fellow: American College of Trial Lawyers; Fellow, International Academy of Trial Lawyers; the Board of Governors for the Tennessee Association for Justice, past president, Nashville Bar Foundation, and is a member of the American Association for Justice, formerly the Association of Trial Lawyers of America; the Circle of Advocates and the Nashville Bar Foundation. I was selected as a Senior Counsel member of the American College of Barristers. The status of Senior Counsel is a distinction honoring the skill and experience as a trial lawyer as well as demonstrated commitment to promoting excellence in the art of trial advocacy.. I graduated from Lipscomb University (B.A. 1984) and the University of Tennessee College of Law (J.D. 1987). While in law school, I was a national semifinalist member of the National Trial Moot Court Team. I was also a recipient of the Supreme Court Justice, Lewis Powell Medal for Excellence in Advocacy. I am a past recipient of the Distinguished Service Award for his contributions to the legal community. I have an AV-Preeminent rating with Martindale-Hubbell, which identifies lawyers demonstrating the highest professional and ethical standards.. Giving back to the community is an important part of my life. In 1994, I was elected to the Franklin Special School District Board of Education. I served as the treasurer of the Franklin Special School District Board of Education from 1994-1997. During my tenure, the Franklin Special School District received the Tennessee School Board of the Year Award from the Tennessee School Board Association. My faith is an important part of my life.  I am an active member of my church, and served as a team leader for our recent mission trip to Jamiaca. My wife and I are members of the Williamson County Foster Parent Association. During the past 18 years, we have served as foster parents to over 25 children including special needs and disabled children. We actively support Gracework Ministries, Mercy Children's Medical Clinic and Faith Family Medical Clinic. I have served as a Youth Basketball Coach for 12 years with the YMCA, Williamson County Recreational League and Grassland Athletic Association.. I have handled numerous high-profile cases that have received local and national media attention including the death in an automobile wreck of the world's most decorated aerobatic pilot (whose planes are on exhibit at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C.); the wrongful death of a woman after the car she was driving was hit in the rear-end by a tractor-trailer, causing the car to burst into flames; the permanently disabling injuries a man received when a deck collapsed because of improper construction, causing him to fall 20 feet; the death of a well-known pharmacist after his CT scans were misread and severe injuries a lady received after pure 99.9% acetic acid, instead of a 4% solution, was used on her during a gynecologic procedure. I have successfully handled multiple brain injury cases including birth trauma injuries. Randy Kinnard and I obtained a verdict of over 22 million dollars in a medical malpractice case in Chattanooga, Tennessee.. My areas of practice include catastrophic and personal injury, automobile and tractor trailer litigation, wrongful death, medical negligence, and product liability.

Mr. Alholm graduated from Southern Methodist University in 1999 and The Loyola School of Law Chicago in 2003. Mr. Alholm is currently licensed to practice law in the states of Illinois and Tennessee as well as The United States Court of Claims and the District Court for the Northern District of Illinois. Mr. Alholm is a member of The Vaccine Injury Petitioners Bar Association, the Federal Court of Claims Bar Association, and The Nashville Bar Association. Mr. Alholm has spent most of his almost two-decade career representing individuals who were seriously injured by vaccines, medical malpractice, faulty products, carbon monoxide poisoning, and other forms of serious injury. He has also represented individuals in mass tort and multi-district litigation matters involving Roundup, hernia mesh, and other faulty medical devices.Mr. Alholm was born and raised in the Chicagoland area. In 2018, he moved to Nashville with his wife Brooke and his two children. He loves his family, his dog Ferris, the Chicago Cubs, and golf. He enjoys talking to people and has no problem chatting with you about your case, day or night, if he can.

Mitch Grissim's father, a prominent Nashville lawyer, taught him at an early age that it is the little things that make all the difference in the quality of the legal services offered and the level of client satisfaction. Simple but important actions, such as returning all phone calls before the end of the day and doing exactly what you say you're going to, is the standard at Mitch Grissim and Associates.. Mitch lives on the lake east of Nashville in Sumner County and attends Bluegrass Baptist Church of Hendersonville. When not in the office, Mitch enjoys working out and training for running events. A love for boating led Mitch to obtain his United States Coast Guard Captain's License in 2004, which he puts to use several times a year boating in South Florida along the Atlantic coast, and in the Keys.

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.

Mark represents individuals and families that have been injured by the fault of others.. Whether you were injured in a simple fender bender, slip and fall or a major tractor trailer collision, Mark wants to help you receive the compensation you deserve. Let Mark help you navigate the potential pitfalls of dealing with the insurance adjusters.. The same goes for workers' compensation injuries. If you've been hurt while working for someone else, the workers' compensation laws provide compensation for your injuries. Or, if you've been laid off and have a prior settlement, let Mark review the settlement with you to see if you're due more compensation. In some cases, even if you haven't been laid off, but your employer has changed names, you may be entitled to reopen your settlement. Don't let your employer deny paying you what you are due without talking to an attorney.. Mark also prepares wills; handles defamation of character suits; prosecutes products liability, medical malpractice and nursing home actions; and represents corporate clients in general business litigation.. Mark's areas of practice include:. Admitted to bar: Tennessee, 2001. Prior to beginning his plaintiff's practice, Mark worked as an attorney with an insurance defense firm in Nashville.. Born in Murfreesboro and raised in Nashville, Mark received a Bachelors of Science, cum laude, from Middle Tennessee State University and his Juris Doctor, cum laude, from the University of Tennessee College of Law.. While at the University of Tennessee, Mark served as the Executive Editor of the Tennessee Law Review and his comment, "Third-Party Associative Discrimination Under Title VII," received the Hunton & Williams Law Review Prize.. Mark volunteers with Nashville Adult Literacy Council and People of God Orgainzed. He was also recently invited to be a deacon at Eastwood Christian Church where he attends with his wife, Leah.

Mark Beveridge graduated from the University of Virginia in 1977 and received his law degree from the University of Richmond in 1980.  He began his legal career as an Assistant District Attorney in Nashville, Tennessee.  He rose to the position of Team Leader and chief prosecutor in one of Davidson County’s four criminal courts where he had primary responsibility for all felony prosecutions and other matters coming before that court.  In 1996, Mark joined Randy Kinnard and Daniel Clayton the firm of Kinnard, Clayton & Beveridge was formed, primarily representing plaintiffs in tort litigation.  Mark’s practice emphasis includes medical negligence and personal injury law.  He has received numerous awards in the legal community confirming his status as one of the top lawyers in his field of practice.  Mark has consistently been named to Best Lawyers in America, Mid-South Super Lawyers, and is rated AV Preeminent by Martindale-Hubbell.

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.

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).

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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.

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. Thomas Mihalczo III is a Nashville personal injury attorney at The Law Offices of John Day serving injured victims of Nashville auto accidents, work accidents, medical malpractice & products liability. He can also assist injured or sick individuals with their appeal of the denial of long-term disability often litigating for benefits under ERISA.. Thomas previously graduated law school from St. Louis University School of Law where he was a leading member of the St. Louis University trial team. He additionally completed his undergraduate studies at the University of , where he was a collegiate athlete as a member of the men's soccer team.. With a passion for representing injured individuals, his legal memberships include the Missouri Bar Association, Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis, and the Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys. He is admitted to practice within the state of Missouri and the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri.

In my spare time I enjoying reading about American history, playing guitar and banjo, and spending time with my wife and son.. "A good lawyer knows the law; a clever one takes the judge to lunch." - Mark Twain.

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

I was born raised and educated in Nashville and Middle Tennessee. It's home. My father was a lawyer in Madison,Tn and I always wanted to be a lawyer. My first job was to go to his law office on Saturday morning to clean the office while he met with clients or did some paper work. After college , I worked in a family business before law school. It gave me an appreciation of making a living .I decided to go to law school,but I had a wife and daughter so I went to the Nashville School of Law and worked during the day. During law school, I clerked for a Circuit Court Judge in Nashville. It gave me an inside look at how the courts run rather than a sterile law school approach. I enjoy representing the person who runs afoul of the law law or is taken advantage of by big insurance companies. I want to level the playing field so the police or insurance claims adjusters do not run all over of the courtroom, I like to take my youngest son on fishing trips. I never miss a Titan's SEC football. A little known fact is I enjoy cooking on a Big Green Egg Churchill stated the greatest gift the English gave America is the right to a jury trial. I think that is more true today than ever.

I served as Deputy Attorney General, an Assistant Attorney General and Special Counsel for the Attorney General's office.  I was in charge of the division in that office responsible for or worked cases involving consumer protection (from lemons to defrauded franshisees, false or deceptive advertising and claims, people who were taken advantage of, scams, shoddy home repairs, and more), antitrust, non-profits, corruption, and more. Upon leaving the Attorney General's office, I represented individuals, small businesses, non profits, teachers, students and administrators, immigrants, and others in and our of court or administrative agencies or boards.  When a federal, state or local agency targets an individual or business, the individual or business often feels overwhelmed.  We help people understand the issues, defend, and explore their options and have no hesitancy about going to trial or a hearing.  When an individual or business faces thorny legal problems, has been injured or damaged, or needs to defend against a demand or deal with a legal crisis, we stand up for them, fight to ensure their rights, and move aggressively him, her or them.. When not representing or helping on legal issues or problems, I enjoy baseball (Braves and Cardinals), college sports, track, cycling, and boxing.

I joined Raybin & Weissman in August 2009 as a receptionist while I was in my first year of law school at Nashville School of Law. Within a year of joining the firm, I became the legal assistant for David Weissman – a position I held until I graduated law school in 2013. After passing the bar, I was hired as an associate for the firm where I focus on personal injury law and domestic law.. I am originally from Memphis and I graduated from Rhodes College in 2008 with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science. While at Rhodes, I was a student-athlete as well as a student-trainer. I hold several records in basketball and had an opportunity to play basketball overseas in Iceland after graduating college. However, I turned down this opportunity to pursue my dream of becoming an attorney.. Outside of the office, I love cheering on the Green Bay Packers, watching sports and  playing anything sports related.