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Natalie Haymond Cropp earned her Juris Doctor from the University of South Carolina School of Law, and her undergraduate degree from Sewanee: The University of the South. She is a past member of the American Association of Premier DUI Attorneys, the Chattanooga Bar Association, and the Young Professionals Association of Chattanooga (YPAC), and a current member of the Chattanooga Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (CACDL), and the Brock-Cooper American Inn of Court.  In 2014 Ms. Cropp became the Membership Chair for the Southeast Tennessee Lawyers Association for Women (SETLAW), and served one term on its board. Currently, Ms. Cropp serves as the Continuing Legal Education (CLE) coordinator for CACDL. Ms. Cropp is admitted to practice in the State of Tennessee, and the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee.

Julie Moya is a former Assistant State Attorney for Miami-Dade County. As an Assistant State Attorney, she was responsible for hundreds of cases, and co-lead prosecution in two courtrooms. Ms. Moya also ran a solo criminal defense practice in Chattanooga, Tennessee, before joining the office of Eric Buchanan and Associates. Ms. Moya returned to Criminal Defense practice in 2017.. In law school, Ms. Moya was one of the few students to complete three student legal practice programs at the University of Tennessee College of Law. She worked in the Pro-Bono Clinic, Domestic Violence Clinic, and as a Kolwyck Public Interest Fellow in the capacity of an Assistant District Attorney. Ms. Moya also competed in the Advocates Prize and Jenkins Prize Competitions, which include trial work, appellate briefs, and appellate argument. Ms. Moya also has an extensive list of internships from institutional development to the Office of a United States Senate Majority Leader.

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I truly enjoy using the law to help people through difficult times in their lives.  Whether you've been accused of a crime, need a divorce, have an issue involving the custody or care of your children, or you've been injured as the result of another person's negligence, I can help you get the result you want.  I chose to focus my practice in the areas of Criminal Defense, Family Law and Personal Injury because those are the areas in which people in my community need the most help.. There's nothing more satisfying than helping people regain or maintain their freedom.  Just because you're accused of a crime, doesn't mean you should have to go to jail.. Helping people get to the other side of their divorce—to a place where they can move on, and raise their children as they wish—is one of the most rewarding parts of my job.. You probably already know how difficult it is to get an insurance company to pay you when they should, which is why I thoroughly enjoy forcing them to do so when a client of mine has been injured.

Stevie Phillips is one of Chattanooga's only female criminal defense attorneys practicing in state and federal court. She handles criminal cases in state court ranging from DUI to the death penalty.  Stevie also represents clients who are being investigated at the federal level for drug crimes as well as white collar crimes.  She also handles employment discrimination matters, including employees who seek to recover because they have been discriminated against based on age, sex, race, religion, or national origin.

I decided to go to Law School after having been a Tennessee State Park Ranger for 10 years. This decision was made, in part, because of a desire to advocate for persons in court instead of being the reason they were there (enforcement of the law).

I have worked on behalf of some of the largest insurances companies in the Country when I was an insurance defense attorney.  Now I work for everyday folk like you.  I am Blueblood by education as I attended Washington & Lee Univiersity School of Law, one of the top fifteen (15) law schools in the Country.  Yet, I am blue collar by nature preferring to fight for the individual against the more affluent and powerful.  I am also a veteran who has had the priviledge of aswering our Nation's call by deploying to Iraq when our Nation needed.  I am not afraid to fight for you or our Country.  Let me have the priviledge to serve you.

Stephanie A. Pfeifer, Esq. is a West Virginia and Virginia licensed attorney.   In addition to her membership to the West Virginia State Bar, Mrs. Pfeifer is admitted to the Commonwealth of Virginia State Bar, Federal Courts in the Southern District of West Virginia and United States Bankruptcy Court. Mrs. Pfeifer received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Concord University in Athens, WV and received her Juris Masters and Juris Doctorate degrees from the Appalachian School of Law in Grundy, VA.  While in law school, Mrs. Pfeifer served as a Senior Editor for the Appalachian Journal of Law as well as Vice President of Christian Legal Society. Mrs. Pfeifer has been a member of the Gamma Beta Phi National Honor Society and the Sigma Tau Delta International English Honor Society since 2012. Additionally, Mrs. Pfeifer has been published in various literary magazines for creative writing and has a legal article titled, "From Inconsistent to Non-Existent: How Current Legislation Regulating Gestational Surrogacy Agreements Is Failing To Protect American Women, Men, Children & The Judiciary," scheduled to be published in the 2016-2017 edition of the Appalachian Journal of Law. Mrs. Pfeifer has been practicing criminal defense work since her the start of her career and currently serves as an Assistant Public Defender for the Public Defender Corporation for The Ninth Judicial Circuit, Mercer County, WV.. In her spare time, Mrs. Pfeifer enjoys spending time with her husband, their two dogs, and traveling.