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Bo Yager has represented clients inTennessee in jurisdictions ranging from Memphis to Nashville to Knoxville. Bo's sole practice is criminal defense, demonstrating expertise representing defendants against both felony and misdemeanor offenses, including: DUI, assault, domestic violence, theft, drug charges, crimes of violence, sex crimes, and expungements. Known for an aggressive defense of the Constitution that is spurred on by a firm belief in the oath he took during his years as a United States Marine.. Bo attended Middle Tennessee State University from 2014-2018, earning a B.S. in Political Science. Enrolled in the Nashville School of Law in 2018, earning his J.D. in 2023.. In his spare time, Bo serves as an assistance wrestling coach at Father Ryan High School, winning five state championships since 2015. Bo also heads the wrestling programs at RMA Jiu Jitsu in Nolensville and Franklin, TN.. Bo is a member of the Nashville Bar Association, as well as the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.

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

I am a former Rutherford County Assistant District Attorney and Government Corruption and White Collar Special Prosecutor for the State of Tennessee. After almost 10 wonderful years prosecuting complex criminal cases such as felony drug offenses, embezzlements, securities fraud, and murders, I decided to open up my own practice with my long-time friend and colleague, J. Quinton Horner. Together, we created Horner-Jackson and designed our firm to be different than other law firms in Middle Tennessee.  We strive to be open and honest with our clients, to keep our clients informed and always return phone calls and emails so that you will be just as much a part of the process as we are, and to provide our clients with frank, up-front and quality legal advice.  The attorneys at Horner-Jackson primarily practice in DUIs, criminal defense, and divorces.

I am 61 years old.  I enjoy criminal defense work and cannot imagine practicing any other kind of law.  My only outside interest is doting on  my granddaughter.

Rick Dumas has practiced criminal law in Nashville for nearly 2 decades.  He began his practice as an attorney in the Davidson County Office of the District Attorney (D.A.’s office).  In the D.A.’s office he gained experience prosecuting all types of crimes, including

Holly Troutman is a dedicated and passionate attorney practicing in the greater Nashville area. Her practice primarily focuses in the areas of criminal defense and family law. Ms. Troutman has extensive court experience handling misdemeanor and felony cases ranging from DUI's to Aggravated Felonies and Felony Drug offenses.

Gary Tamkin has represented thousands of men and women who were charged with misdemeanors and felonies in general sessions court and criminal court.  In the majority of cases, he has successfully negotiated favorable plea settlements at the early stages of criminal proceedings.  Mr. Tamkin finds ways to get charges reduced, and in many instances, to get criminal charges retired or dismissed, and expunged from his clients’ records.. Gary Tamkin fights for his clients.  If a favorable plea settlement is not offered to his clients, he has the courage to take the case to trial.  And he knows how to win!

Travis M. Lampley joined Parkerson | Santel, PLLC in 2014. Travis is an experienced litigator, concentrating his practice on family law, criminal defense, and estate planning.. Like the other attorney's at Parkerson | Santel, PLLC, Travis is also a former state prosecutor, having worked in the Office of the District Attorney General's Office in the 16th Judicial District. As a prosecutor, Travis began in General Sessions Court but quickly was promoted to Circuit Court where he handled more high profile felonies and misdemeanors.. After his service with the District Attorney's Office, Travis spent three years at a respected Murfreesboro law firm. There, Travis gained a wide variety of experience in family law and estate planning.. Travis completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Tennessee. While attending the University of Tennessee, he worked as a student manager with the national championship football program. He received his Juris Doctorate degree at the Appalachian School of Law, where he was a Faculty Scholar and member of the Moot Court Board.. Travis is actively involved in Rutherford County, and formerly served as a Diplomat for the Rutherford County Chamber of Commerce. Travis is a Past-President of the University of Tennessee Rutherford County Alumni Chapter, he is a member of Kappa Alpha Order, and enjoys participating in local philanthropic events. Additionally, he is a member of the Rutherford/Cannon County Bar Association, and the Tennessee Bar Association.. Travis is married to Caroline Burks Lampley and they have three sons.

When you need an attorney, C. Fox!. My philosophy is simple, provide high quality legal representation tailored to the specific needs of my clients. I enjoy working with people and ensuring that their legal concerns or issues are properly addressed and quickly resolved.  When you need me, I will be there for you. Please contact me if I can be of any assistance.

I received my law degree at Cumberland School of Law at Samford University in 2017. While in my third year of law school, I accepted a position with the Jefferson County Public Defender’s Office in Birmingham, Alabama, where I handled a full case load all while balancing life as a full-time law student. I continued my employment with the Public Defender’s Office as a trial attorney after graduation and gained invaluable experience handling hundreds of criminal cases ranging from misdemeanors to Class A felonies. Since moving back to East Tennessee, I have continued to practice criminal defense but have expanded my practice areas to also include juvenile matters, civil matters such as custody and divorce, as well as personal injury cases.. I have a strong passion for helping others and always approaches each case with great empathy and compassion all while standing strong and fighting for the best outcome.