Tennessee Lawyers Andrae Crismon to Andrew Baddour

Explore Tennessee attorneys like Andrae Crismon, Andre Bahou, Andre Wharton, Andrea Barach, Andrea Bienstock, Andrea Cooper, Andrea Cribben, and Andrew Baddour. in cities like Murfreesboro, Memphis, Memphis, Chattanooga and Pulaski. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 37130, 37203, 38478.

Andrae Crismon

Andre Bahou

Andres Sena

Andrea Stilgen

Andrea Sipes

Andrea Pierpoi

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Andrae Crismon

Firm: Legal Aid Society of Middle TN & Cumberlands

526 N Walnut St , Murfreesboro , Tennessee 37130

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Andre Bahou

1221 Broadway , Nashville , Tennessee 37203

Practice Areas: Appeals

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Andres Sena

Firm: Eckel and Associates, PLLC

106 E Liberty Ave , Covington , Tennessee 38019

Practice Areas: Administrative Law

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Andrea Stilgenbauer

475 Saundersville Rd , Hendersonville , Tennessee 37075

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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Andrea Sipes

Firm: King & King, PLC

403 North Parkway , Jackson , Tennessee 38305

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation

Andrea D. Sipes is a native of Middleton, Hardeman County, Tennessee. She graduated from Middleton High School in 2000. She graduated with honors from Jackson State Community College in 2003 with an Associates of Science degree in pre-law. Andrea attended the University of Tennessee at Knoxville where she graduated, summa cum laude, in 2006 with a Bachelor’s of Arts degree in history and political science. Andrea attended law school at the University of Memphis Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law where she graduated, magna cum laude, in 2009.. While in law school, Andrea was a member of the Moot Court Board and received the honors of Best Oral Advocate and Honorable Mention for Best Brief in the 2007 Advanced Moot Court Competition. Andrea was admitted to the bar in 2009 and is licensed to practice in Tennessee and the United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee.. In 2012, Andrea was awarded by the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation as being one of Jackson’s Finest Young Professionals. Andrea practiced, first as an associate and then as a partner, at the law firm of Hardee, Martin & Donahoe from 2009 until 2016.. In July 2016, Andrea opened her own law firm – Sipes Law, PLC – in Jackson, Tennessee. Andrea practices in West Tennessee in the areas of family law and appeals.. EDUCATION. MEMBERSHIPS

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“I have worked on cases with Andrea as opposing counsel. She is always knowledgeable and well-prepared. I have referred people to her in the past because I know she will diligently …”

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Andrea Pierpoint

Firm: Pierpoint Legal

Downtown , Dresden , Tennessee 38225

Practice Areas: Family

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Andrea Perry

Firm: Bone McAllester Norton PLLC

511 Union St Ste 1600 , Nashville , Tennessee 37219

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial, Corporate , Entertainment & Sports , Non-Profit Corporations, Real Estate , Real Estate

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Andrea Orr

Firm: Bass. Berry & Sims, PLC

315 Deaderick St Ste 2700 , Nashville , Tennessee 37238

Practice Areas: Corporate , Mergers & Acquisitions, Securities , Corporate & Incorporation

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Andrea McKellar

Firm: McKellar|Hyde, PLC

411 Broadway, Suite 302 , Nashville, , Tennessee 37203

Practice Areas: Civil , Contracts, Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury, Litigation

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Andrea Malkin

40 S Main St Ste 2900 , Memphis , Tennessee 38103

Practice Areas: Medical Malpractice

Although not born and raised in Tennessee, I have been practing in Memphis for over twenty years. I am in a defense oriented litigation practice.

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Andrea Hayduk

Firm: Office of the Public Defender

720 Cherry Street , Chattanooga , Tennessee 37402

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“She did a wonderful job. In an out of court in just minutes. Got it all dismissed! I didn’t even h”

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“Andrea is an excellent criminal defense attorney. She is always prepared and it shows in the results she gets for her clients. I highly recommend her.”

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“Andrea Hayduk is a great lawyer. I highly recommend her.”

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Andrea Freeman

501 Commerce St , Nashville , Tennessee 37203

Practice Areas: Insurance

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“Intelligent, thorough, and attentive to details. I highly endorse Andrea Freeman.”

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Andrea Cribben

Firm: Olivencia & Cribben Law Office, LLC

5814 Ringgold Rd Ste F , Chattanooga , Tennessee 37412

Practice Areas: Family

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Andrea Bienstock

Firm: Belz Enterprises

100 Peabody Pl Ste 1400 , Memphis , Tennessee 38103

Practice Areas: Business

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Andrea Barach

Firm: Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP

1600 Division St Ste 700 , Nashville , Tennessee 37203

Practice Areas: Business

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Andre Wharton

1575 Madison Ave , Memphis , Tennessee 38104

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

Our philosophy is simple: I am here to protect my clients and preserve justice. We use an integrated approach to handling legal matters which involves client input and customized legal service. No client's situation is the same and we understand this.

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“attend a funeral with me and is working hard on getting him back home with his family.”

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“I endorse this lawyer. Andre is an outstanding criminal defense lawyer in the Memphis legal community. He and his team do an excellent job for their clients.”

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Andrew Baddour

Firm: A. Colbrook Baddour, Attorney at Law

123 S 1st St , Pulaski , Tennessee 38478

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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Andrea Cooper

400 Deaderick St , Nashville , Tennessee 37243

Practice Areas: Administrative Law

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Andrea Rawlings-Goble

306 Franklin St , Clarksville , Tennessee 37040

Practice Areas: Family

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Andrei Lee

202 Walton Ferry Rd Apt 34 , Hendersonville , Tennessee 37075

Practice Areas: Juvenile

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Breathalyzer was 0.00, officer said no DUI — how can I confirm no charges were filed? | Aug 22, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
I was stopped in location: Tennessee for suspected DUI. The officer had me do field sobriety tests and told me I failed, which seemed weird to me. After that, I took a breathalyzer and it came back 0.00. The officer then told me I was good and that I did not have a DUI or anything related to a DUI. He released me and allowed me to drive my own car home. I was given an incident report card with a case number, but no citation, court date, or DUI paperwork. How can I check to make sure no DUI charge or criminal case was filed, and how long should I wait before checking? Does it shows under my records or anything to concern about?
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Location: Tennessee Thirty armed homeland security officers raided my father in law's place of work. Arrested him, took his laptop. Looking online, the only kind of locater we can find is related to ICE and immigration. He's a white dude, born and raised in america - and they took his laptop. So we think it must be something related to idk terrorism?? But we don't even know how to find out why he was taken or where. We are looking into lawyers, but even then, what kind? We are going to reach out to a criminal defense attorney for any sort of guidance. Should we be looking at local jails? The homeland security website with a locater but it's only related to immigration... we just have no clue where to go from here, if a lawyer is even helpful or the right move. Please help, we have no clue whatsoever why this has happened or where he is or how to help him.
Property encroachment problem | Aug 17, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
I have a question hopefully someone can answer. I’m in the process of buying a house in Tennessee, I’m in contract, clear to close and closing is the 28th of this month. Now title company found that I shop on the property slightly encroaching neighboring property and they won’t insure it. Now sellers may ask neighbors for permission to use land and get this recorded and then submit to insurance company. Now the problem I have is I want to own the property that the shop sits on not permission. Will title insurance company now insure that shop with that easement permission or whatever they may call it and issue a clear title with only standard exceptions like my contract states or will it be with special exceptions. What I’m trying to say will it be a clear title as if there was no encroachment at all and can there be problems in the future with the shop being on others person’s property vs not being on any ones property. Location: TN
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Hey, y'all. Location: north of Nashville, Tennessee, United States. I am so sorry if I do this wrong. Please help if I do, I am very stupid. Background: I will summarize this as best I can. But I will try to give information too, because I am disabled and can't quite tell what's relevant legally. In February of this year, I was assured I did not need section 8 housing by my landlord, my grandfather (89 years), because I would inherit the house I was living in and could stay indefinitely. My mother was supposed to inherit the house, as she was the original owner and only lost it because of my father (age unknown), who is abusive and caused the loss of the house. My father was not allowed to contact us and violated the order of protection multiple times. (This was years back. This part definitely matters, but he never got in trouble for violating the OOP. But there was an order, officialy.) A month or so later, Grandfather fell in his condo and broke his ankle. He stayed in a rehab place for several months and is now residing in a nursing home. This means he can not afford to keep the house and is selling it. Grandfather has not communicated with me directly about any of this. I first heard from my aunt (age unknown? 50s? 60s?) about the intention to sell in late April, through Facebook Messenger. I was given no dates. I became extremely…
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