Tennessee Lawyers David Bordenkircher to David Clay

Explore Tennessee attorneys like David Bordenkircher, David Bourland, David Bowen, David Brogdon, David Brust, David Bryant, David Bullock, and David Clay. in cities like Nashville, Kingsport, Lebanon, Brentwood and Nashville. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 37211, 38120, 37219.

David Clay

David Cain

David Bowen

David Brust

David Cheatham

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David Clay

Firm: Waller Lansden Dortch & Davis

511 Union St Ste 2700 , Nashville , Tennessee 37219

Practice Areas: Securities , Health Care, Health Care

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David Cain

4610 Churchwood Dr , Nashville , Tennessee 37220

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial, Corporate , Mergers & Acquisitions, Mergers & Acquisitions

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David Bowen

Firm: Ameriprise Financial

1105 Le Amron Dr , Kingsport , Tennessee 37665

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David Brust

Firm: Hagar & Phillips, PLLC

207 University Ave , Lebanon , Tennessee 37087

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

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David Cheatham

43 Music Sq W , Nashville , Tennessee 37203

Practice Areas: General Practice

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David Bullock

Po Box 1422 , Brentwood , Tennessee 37024

Practice Areas: Administrative , Civil , Environmental , Business, Business

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David Burkhalter

Firm: The Burkhalter Law Firm, PC

111 S Central St , Knoxville , Tennessee 37901

Practice Areas: Sexual Harassment, Wrongful Termination, Wrongful Termination, Wrongful Termination

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“tood every step along the way. The Burkhalter Law Firm, P.C. provided a comforting and reassuring e”

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“I endorse this lawyer. Best employment and labor lawyer in our area. Ethical, competent and compassionate. Good man and a good lawyer.”

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“The Burkhalter Law Firm was calm strategic understanding. This was a difficult situation for me, but they helped me through the entire process with open communication the entire ti…”

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David Burrow

Firm: Burrow Lee PLLC

611 Commerce St Ste 2603 , Nashville , Tennessee 37203

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor , Insurance , Products Liability, Workers Compensation, Personal Injury

I can assist you in your personal injury, car accident and/or workers compensation claims. The foundation of my practice is tailoring a plan for each client to fit the needs of each case and believe my 25 plus years of experience can serve my clients well.

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“er caught off guard. He stays current on the changes and even provides me with how the changes will”

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“Working with Brett Burrow is an absolute privilege. He is professional and has a wide array of knowledge in multiple areas of the law. I highly recommend him.”

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David Bourland

Firm: Evans Petree

1715 Aaron Brenner Dr Ste 800 , Memphis , Tennessee 38120

Practice Areas: Probate

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David Calfee

Firm: William J. Brown & Associates

Po Box 1001 , Cleveland , Tennessee 37364

Practice Areas: Family, Criminal Defense, Probate, Personal Injury, Criminal Defense

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“SSIONAL, PATIENT, AND he CARES! He made me a Daddy! I wish I could give an infinite number of star”

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“I wholeheartedly endorse this lawyer. David has the experience and skill needed for custody and child support, among other areas. I call him any time I have a child support questio…”

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David Byrd

Firm: Capps, Cantwell, Capps & Byrd

1004 West 1st North St. , Morristown , Tennessee 37816

Practice Areas: Adoption, Child Custody & Visitation, Child Support, Civil Rights, Consumer Protection, Debtor/Creditor, Landlord & Tenant, Motor Vehicle Accidents, Sexual Harassment, Family, Family, Family

David was born in Jefferson County, Tennessee, and remained in Jefferson County where he attended Carson Newman College in Jefferson City and graduated Cum Laude in 1991.. After obtaining his law degree from the University Of Tennessee's College Of Law in 1994, he became associated with the law firm of Capps, Cantwell, Capps & Byrd, being named a partner in 1999. David is engaged in civil trial practice with emphasis in the areas of domestic relations.. David is licensed to practice in all courts in the State of Tennessee as well as the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee and the United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit. He is also a member and former president of the Hamblen County Bar Association.

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“Mr. David Byrd went beyond my expectations. He was not only professional but also compassionate. He”

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David Childress

717 Darden Pl , Nashville , Tennessee 37205

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David Changas

1 Nissan Way , Franklin , Tennessee 37067

Practice Areas: Insurance

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“I have worked with David a number of times and have always found him to be an excellent advocate for his clients.”

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David Bordenkircher

Firm: David Alan Bordenkircher

500 Paragon Mills Rd Apt G6 , Nashville , Tennessee 37211

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense , Criminal Defense

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David C. Hollow

Firm: Hollow & Hollow, LLC

410 Montbrook Lane , Knoxville , Tennessee 37939

Practice Areas: Civil Litigation, Business Law, Contracts, Medical Malpractice, Aviation and Aerospace, Personal Injury, Adult Guardianship, Guardian Ad Litem

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David Buuck

Firm: Knox County Law Director's Office

400 W Main St Rm 612 , Knoxville , Tennessee 37902

Practice Areas: Business

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“This guy hired my company to do a job and has refused to pay for the job completed sent in a check and revised invoice for the amount he “thinks” he should pay. If you see Mr Buuck…”

— Loy's Lawncare and Landscaping Thomas Loy

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David Burkhart

1850 Poplar Crest Cv Ste 200 , Memphis , Tennessee 38119

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“Great Attorney and Very concerned about the matters that you bring to his Attention.. I would Recommend Attorney Burkhart to all who might need his Services...”

— Eddie Shelton

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David Bryant

Firm: D. Mitchell Bryant

313 W Madison Ave , Athens , Tennessee 37303

Practice Areas: Adoption, Appellate , Business , Criminal Defense , Domestic Partnership, Personal Injury, Workers Compensation, Family, Family

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David Brogdon

230 N Main St , Dickson , Tennessee 37055

Practice Areas: Insurance

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“David is a talented, hard working lawyer whose clients are always well served. I endorse him completely.”

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David Bush

6580 Smithville Hwy , Silver Point , Tennessee 38582

Practice Areas: Construction & Development

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“I had a flat tire, and two employees were there. Shout-out to Kenny and Craig. They put my spare tire on and got me up and running. They treated me right.”

— Daniel Zahr

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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
What are my rights? | Aug 16, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
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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