Top Consumer Protection Lawyers in Brentwood | 2 available

2 Consumer Protection lawyers are available in Brentwood, Tennessee, including Benjamin Rose and Kenneth Sanney. These lawyers are rated between 3.1/5 to 3.5/5 and 54% provide free consultation.

Benjamin Rose

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Benjamin Rose

Firm: The Law Offices of Ben M. Rose, PLLC

Post Office Box 1108 , Brentwood , Tennessee 37024

Practice Areas: Condemnation & Eminent Domain, Consumer Protection, Contracts, Elder , Lemon , Litigation, Litigation, Litigation

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Kenneth Sanney

Firm: Day & Blair Attorneys

5300 Maryland Way Ste 300 , Brentwood , Tennessee 37027

Practice Areas: Consumer Protection, Intellectual Property, Intellectual Property, Intellectual Property

Ken is a leading entertainment and copyright attorney with Day & Blair, PC in Nashville, Tennessee. He has served as lead counsel in numerous state and federal jury trials and as a specially-appointed Judge in state court. Ken also holds an appointment as an adjunct professor of business and law in Middle Tennessee State University's award winning Department of Recording Industry, College of Mass Communication. Ken's teaching and scholarship focuses on copyright law, business relations, music related contracts, and ethics. Ken is a voting member of the Country Music Association (CMA).

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Assisted Living denying refund after 1 night stay | Aug 11, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Tennessee I have a close family friend who is seeking a refund from a national assisted-living company in Tennessee. At the end of June 2026, she moved her disabled mother into the facility. Her mother stayed one night before the facility contacted my friend and instructed her to pick her up and have her transported to a mental health facility after an incident involving staff and threats of self-harm. The facility attributed the situation to her medications not being stabilized. Because my friend lives out of state and was only in Tennessee for a few days, she asked the facility whether her mother would still have a place there after being stabilized or whether she needed to find another facility. She was told that her mother would retain her apartment and could return once stabilized, so my friend returned home. Approximately two weeks later, her mother was cleared for discharge and was scheduled to return to the assisted-living facility. While transportation was waiting to pick her up, my friend was notified that the facility had reversed its decision and would no longer accept her mother back. The reason given was information in the hospital discharge paperwork stating that her mother required a “secured” facility. The assisted-living facility was not secured. The facility acknowledged that similar information had been included in paperwork from her mother’s previous facility but had not been identified during the admission process. The facility stated that if it had seen the information before admission, it would…

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