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I always fight for the underdog!  If you are looking for a Criminal Defense Attorney in the Middle Tennessee area who won't back down from a fight, give me a call immediately!  I practice regularly in General Sessions, Circuit Court and Juvenile Court with charges ranging from Public Intoxications to Aggravated Burglary, Robbery and other more serious charges.

Nichole Dusche represents clients throughout Middle Tennessee, including Williamson, Hickman, and Maury counties and more.  Attorney Nichole Dusche has extensive experience in criminal cases, both in negotiations and at trial.  Trust that Nichole will work for you to get the best possible result in your case.  Whether you are facing potential jail time or a loss of a driver's license, Nichole understands the fears you may have and will handle your case with respect and grace.  But, she will also fight for you and your rights in the court room or at trial.  WINNER of the Williamson County 2020 BEST BUSINESS Sizzle Awards at .

There are two values of practicing law that I have come to appreciate most: overcoming legal challenges and helping people. Over the course of my career in criminal law, I have effectively defended clients against violations of their constitutional rights, wrongful charges, and unjust punishments--in cases ranging from Murder to OUI. I have also counseled and advocated for clients in contentious family matters as well as a variety of other civil and probate cases. In doing so, my diligence, creativity, and skill have allowed me to surmount legal difficulties and achieve justice for my clients.. I was born and raised in Boothbay Harbor, Maine. I attended the University of Vermont and earned a degree in English in 2006. I returned to Maine to attend the University of Maine School of Law. During that time, I published an article in the Maine Law Review and served as the journal's Executive Editor; I also gained real world experience at the Volunteer Lawyers Project and Cumberland Legal Aid Clinic. In 2010, I graduated from law school cum laude and was presented with the Outstanding Scholastic Achievement Award for Business and Commercial Law. After law school, I worked for five years as an associate attorney at a local law firm, where I gained an extraordinary amount of valuable experience in all aspects of criminal and civil litigation. In 2016, I began my own firm, the Law Offices of Dylan Boyd, in Portland, Maine.. I am licensed to practice in Maine courts as well as the United States District Court for the District of Maine and the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit.  I am a member of the American Bar Association, Maine State Bar Association, and Maine Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.

Accessible, aggressive, effective, and experienced. Those are some of the words that have been used by clients and colleagues to describe Amber L. Tucker.. Amber is a skilled trial attorney, with more than 12 years of litigation experience, who practices in the areas of: criminal defense, family law, personal injury, medical malpractice, civil rights, and general civil litigation. She is a zealous advocate for her clients and has experience in both prosecution and defense. She has practiced law in Florida and Maine, and has been involved in several high-profile to entering private practice, Amber previously served as a prosecutor for the Maine Attorney General’s Office, specializing in felony drug crimes, and as an Assistant Public Defender in Tampa, Florida, where she represented thousands of individuals in felony and misdemeanor cases. Amber has tried over 60 cases to verdict, more than half of which were jury trials and has litigated numerous evidentiary hearings.. Amber was an adjunct professor of sociology and criminology at the University of New England and has taught seminars in drug law and drug crime investigation to law enforcement officers throughout Maine.. Representative jury trials in which Amber was the lead defense attorney include:. Aggravated Assault (strangulation) - Not Guilty. Domestic Violence Assault - Not Guilty. Attempted Murder – found guilty of lesser offense of Aggravated Battery. Aggravated Assault w/Firearm – Not Guilty. Possession of Firearm by Felon – Not Guilty. Delivery of Cocaine – Not Guilty. Possession of Cocaine – Not Guilty. Amber is originally from Rhode Island, but grew up in Fryeburg, Maine. She lived in Florida for eleven years before returning to Maine.  Amber enjoys boating, sunshine, and traveling to Gillette Stadium to watch the New England Patriots.

Mr. MacNeill graduated with honors from Nashville School of Law.

Lauren Biloski is a 2000 graduate of Oak Ridge High School.  Lauren then went to the University of Tennessee at Knoxville and graduated in 2003 with a B.A. degree in psychologyand a minor in Spanish.  Immediately following graduation in 2003, Lauren Biloski pursued her dream and attended the Robert H. McKinney, School of Law, Indiana University.  Lauren Biloski graduated in 2006 withher J.D. and wanted to return to East Tennessee and provide assistance to a community that allowed her to flourish.. During Lauren's third year of law school, she was awarded one of three internships and later obtained a position of Assistant Deputy Prosecuting Attorney with the Hamilton County Prosecutor's Office. Lauren represented victims in all aspects of criminal proceedings, including probable cause hearings, plea negotiations, and conducted both bench and jury trials.  She argued in felony and misdemeanor courts, helped negotiate various plea bargains, and conducted extensive research on various crimes and evidentiary problems.  In 2006, Lauren was admitted to practice law in Indiana and Tennessee after successfully taking and passing two bar exams in July.. Lauren's passion for the law developed with her internship with Child Advocates, Inc. and the Hamilton County Prosecutor's office. After discovering how many battles individuals face in their daily lives, Lauren chose to return back to East Tennessee and assist individuals in her own community verses internationally.. Lauren returned back to Oak Ridge in October of 2006 and has loved having an active local practice.  In 2012, Lauren joined and partnered with Michael Ritter to form the firm Ritter & Biloski in Oak Ridge.  Since 2012, Lauren has handled a wide variety of cases but still focused her practice on juvenile law, family law, and criminal defense.. Since returning to Tennessee in 2006, Lauren has been involved and volunteered with numerous organizations.  Lauren has worked with Girls, Inc. in Oak Ridge,volunteered with C.A.S.A. - Court Appointed Special Advocates, and the League of Women Voters of Oak Ridge. Lauren is a member of the Anderson County Bar Association and American Bar Association.  Lauren was an active member of the Junior League in Knoxville and has counseled individuals who are victims ofdomestic violence.. Lauren has a strong passion for animal welfare and has been actively involved with the Shelter Animals Rescue Group (S.A.R.G.) and adopted Buster Brown, her Puggle, from the organizationin 2009. Lauren is the legal representative for Westie Rescue of Tennessee and adopted Madison, her Westie, from them in 2007.  Lauren has also assisted the Humane Society of Oak Ridge and Anderson County with legal issues and volunteered her time.  Lauren started the Adoptable Animals at the Oak Ridge Shelter Facebook page in the spring of 2013 to encourage adoptions fromthe local shelter and help lower euthanasia rates.. Lauren has also served on city boards in Oak Ridge.  Lauren was appointed by the Oak Ridge City Counsel to serve as a member of the City of Oak Ridge Municipal PlanningCommission in 2009. During her tenure at the University of Tennessee, Lauren served on the Oak Ridge Recreation and Parks Outdoor Pool advisory board and is a proud former employee of the City of Oak Ridge Recreation and Parks Department.. Lauren is a member of St. Mary'schurch in Oak Ridge, Tennessee.

Lyndsey M. Phillips is an attorney who is focused on helping the people in her community through divorce proceedings, custody disputes, criminal charges, juvenile court proceedings, and many other legal matters. Born and raised in Anderson County, Briceville to be more specific, Lyndsey’s goal is to give back to her community by providing excellent legal representation.. Lyndsey focused on criminal law while in law school at LMU Duncan School of Law and completed an externship with top defense attorneys in Knox County. After graduating summa cum laude and second in her law school class, Lyndsey began her solo practice which focused primarily in juvenile court proceedings and criminal charges in Anderson County. She joined Biloski & Miller in September 2022. She now provides legal representation in divorce proceedings, child custody disputes, and criminal charges, both adult and juvenile in several counties including Anderson, Knox, Campbell, Roane, and Morgan. Lyndsey understands the importance of communication throughout her clients’ individual cases and strives to make sure her clients are informed every step of the way.. When she is not representing clients, Lyndsey enjoys traveling, salsa dancing, meeting with her book club, and spending time with friends and family. She can often be found at the dog park with her two rescue dogs, Bear and Garth. Lyndsey also enjoys giving back to her community through service projects with her legal fraternity brothers and sisters. Her favorite time of the year is football season in the Fall when she can always be found cheering on the Vols.

Attorney Eric Yow has been practicing law full time since 2007 and with Goble & Yow, PLLC since 2009, where he has since become Partner. Yow handles a variety of cases in his practice but spends the majority of his time working in Criminal Defense, Family Law, and Personal Injury work.. Eric Yow graduated from the University of Memphis School of Law, with multiple honors, in 2007, with his Juris Doctor.  He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Biblical Studies from Freed-Hardeman University.  Yow's most recent honor was becoming a member of the "National Top 100 Trial Lawyers" in 2015.. Yow married his wife, Erin, in 2010 and they have two daughters, Emmalyn and Elyza. He and his wife are Christians, attending the Church of Christ at Trenton Crossing, where they are both very active. Besides practicing law, Yow has spent many years in pulpit ministry in the Churches of Christ, has competed in professional Artistic Pool on ESPN and around the world, and enjoys amateur auto racing.. Attorney Yow is President of Clarksville Christian School, the premiere, private Christian School in Montgomery County, Tennessee. There, he serves as Chairman of the Board of Directors and works diligently to further progress the mission of Clarksville Christian School.

Laurence L. Socci is a Washington, DC litigation attorney who fights for his clients in every level of their case. Attorney Socci has extensive trial experience. Throughout his career, he has handled criminal defense cases, including first degree murder cases, drug cases, and gun cases as well as misdemeanor cases; civil actions, including personal injury and medical malpractice cases; divorce and custody cases, where he only represents men; landlord/tenant cases; representing both landlords and tenants; and civil rights cases, where he fought for his clients against the District of Columbia and the federal government.. Laurence L. Socci is licensed to practice law in the District of Columbia, the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, the Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, the Court of Federal Claims and the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals.

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.

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.