Tennessee Lawyers Amy Deems to Andra Hedrick

Explore Tennessee attorneys like Amy Deems, Amy Dudek, Amy Everhart, Amy Farrar, Amy Hollars, Amy Martin, Amy Mohan, and Andra Hedrick. in cities like Nashville, Franklin, Livingston, Nashville and Nashville. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 37201, 38120, 37201.

Amy Deems

Amy Dudek

Anastasiya Fug

Anastacia Shel

Amy Worrell

Amy Wood

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Amy Deems

150 3rd Ave S Ste 900 , Nashville , Tennessee 37201

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Amy Dudek

Firm: FedEx Corporation

1000 Ridgeway Loop Rd Ste 600 , Memphis , Tennessee 38120

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor

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Anastasiya Fugett

Firm: Fugett Firm

2817 West End Ave. , Nashville , Tennessee 37203

Practice Areas: Business

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Anastacia Shelton

6330 Baum Dr , Knoxville , Tennessee 37919

Practice Areas: Workers Compensation

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Amy Worrell

Firm: Bass, Berry & Sims

100 Peabody Place , Memphis , Tennessee 38103

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Amy Wood

Firm: Rudy, Wood & Winstead, PLLC

1812 Broadway , Nashville , Tennessee 37203

Practice Areas: Civil , Corporate , Debtor/Creditor, Litigation, Litigation

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Amy Skelton

Firm: Law Office of Mark A. Skelton

121 S Depot St , Rogersville , Tennessee 37857

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt

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“I endorse this lawyer. Amy is a dedicated advocate and works diligently to get the best possible result for her clients. I am honored to know her, both personally and professionall…”

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Amy Roland

Firm: Waller Lansden Dortch and Davis, LLP

1 Park Plz , Nashville , Tennessee 37203

Practice Areas: Intellectual Property , Intellectual Property, Intellectual Property

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Andra Hedrick

Firm: Gullett, Sanford, Robinson & Martin

150 Third Avenue South , Nashville , Tennessee 37201

Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate , Trusts, Wills

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Amy Pollina

Firm: Amy Broom Pollina, Attorney at Law

4183 Franklin Road , Murfreesboro , Tennessee 37128

Practice Areas: Family

I grew up in a small town in Middle Tennessee. At the age of 13, I decided to pursue a law degree so that I could help other people. 13 years later, I was sworn in as a Tennessee attorney and began doing just that.. I am a solo practitioner who strives to give each and every client the time and attention that they deserve.

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“I endorse this lawyer. If you are looking for the kind of law office that always connects you to the latest hired paralegal, Amy Pollina is not your choice. However, if you want to…”

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Amy Pepke

Firm: Butler, Snow, O'Mara, Stevens & Cannada, PLLC

6075 Poplar Avenue , Memphis , Tennessee 38119

Practice Areas: Health Care

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Amy Nance

Firm: Amy Cross Nance Attorney at Law

103 Forrest Crossing Blvd Ste 205 , Franklin , Tennessee 37064

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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Amy Mohan

1600 West End Ave Ste 1750 , Nashville , Tennessee 37203

Practice Areas: Appeals

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Amy Martin

Firm: The Landers Firm

5050 Poplar Ave Ste 1616 , Memphis , Tennessee 38157

Practice Areas: Adoption, Child Custody & Visitation, Family , Guardianship and Conservatorship, Divorce & Separation

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“on other cases or mediation and don't dare call her during a mediation as you won't her from her for”

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Amy Hollars

Firm: Tennessee Attorney General's Office

Po Box 68 , Livingston , Tennessee 38570

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Amy Farrar

Firm: Tennessee Center for Estate & Elder Law, PLLC

718 South Church Street , Murfreesboro , Tennessee 37130

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

Amy Farrar is an experienced estate planning and probate attorney, concentrating her practice on all kinds of legal and practical issues related to aging well. Farrar has practiced transactional business and real estate law for over fifteen years, representing small to medium sized businesses and individuals who are looking for strategic and practical legal guidance. She is recognized statewide as a leading Appellate lawyer, handling civil, criminal and domestic appeals. Farrar began her legal career as a Law Clerk for Justice Cornelia A. Clark, during Justice Clark’s first year on the Tennessee Supreme Court. During this time, Farrar gained a deep understanding of Tennessee’s appellate courts and has spent the years since refining her research, writing and oral advocacy her clerkship with the Tennessee Supreme Court, Farrar spent six years at a respected Nashville law firm. There, Farrar gained a wide variety of experience in business and commercial litigation, estate planning, real estate and employment law. She is actively involved in her community, serving in leadership roles on several Boards, and as an Elder at First Presbyterian Church, Murfreesboro. Farrar presents continuing legal education seminars for attorneys across the State on Estate Planning, Elder Law, and Appeals.

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“Amy Farrar is an experienced attorney whose deep understanding of the law gives her an edge over other attorneys and greatly benefits her clients. Amy's unique experience in both t…”

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Amy Everhart

Firm: Everhart Law Firm PLC

202 Fifth Avenue South , Franklin , Tennessee 37064

Practice Areas: Copyrights, Entertainment & Sports , Trademarks, Copyright Application, Copyright Application

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“Amy Everhart is a very hard worker. I hired her for a case, and may I just say she did her homework! She is so detailed oriented and on point. She doesn’t miss a beat! She’s very p…”

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Amy Steill

--- , Knoxville , Tennessee

Practice Areas: Immigration

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Analisa Parker

Firm: Tennessee Housing Development Agency

502 Deaderick St , Nashville , Tennessee 37243

Practice Areas: Government

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“She is a great advocate for her clients.”

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Amy R. Harden

Firm: Apperson, Crump and Maxwell, PLC

6000 Poplar Avenue 400 , Memphis , Tennessee 38119

Practice Areas: Civil ,Family

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