Education
University of Tennessee Chattanooga, B.A., cum laude, 2019
Lincoln Memorial University Duncan School of Law, J.D., summa cum laude, 2026
Parker Bohne is an associate in Lewis Thomason’s Knoxville office. After graduating from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga with a Bachelor of Arts in English, she worked as a journalist for the Loudon County News-Herald. She later pursued a career as a paralegal, which then led her to attending law school at Lincoln Memorial University Duncan School of Law.
Parker graduated first in her class from LMU Law. While attending LMU Law, she served as Editor-in-Chief of the Lincoln Memorial University Law Review and secretary of the Mock Trial Executive Board, competed in national mock trial competitions, and worked ...
Parker Bohne is an associate in Lewis Thomason’s Knoxville office. After graduating from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga with a Bachelor of Arts in English, she worked as a journalist for the Loudon County News-Herald. She later pursued a career as a paralegal, which then led her to attending law school at Lincoln Memorial University Duncan School of Law.
Parker graduated first in her class from LMU Law. While attending LMU Law, she served as Editor-in-Chief of the Lincoln Memorial University Law Review and secretary of the Mock Trial Executive Board, competed in national mock trial competitions, and worked as both a research assistant and teaching assistant for several professors. Parker continues to contribute to LMU Law as a graduate assistant for the Bar Exam Skills course.
Parker was born and raised in Knoxville, and when she is not spending time at home with her husband and two dogs, she can usually be found reading, crocheting, or attending concerts and Tennessee football games.
AFFILIATIONS
- Knoxville Bar Association
- Tennessee Bar Association
PROFESSIONAL HONORS & ACTIVITIES
- Graduated first in her class from Lincoln Memorial University Duncan School of Law
- Recipient of the Lincoln Award for Leadership presented by Lincoln Memorial University Duncan School of Law
- Editor-in-Chief for the Lincoln Memorial University Law Review, 2025-2026 executive board
- Recipient of the CALI Excellence for the Future Award — Torts I & II, Legal Foundations, Legal Communications I & II, Contracts and Sales I & II, Property I & II, Legal Research II, Civil Procedure II, Conflict of Laws, Multistate Essay Exam Skills I, and Labor and Employment Law
- Selected for publication in Vol. 13, Issue 2 of the Lincoln Memorial University Law Review for her Note, Minimal Protections, Maximum Loopholes: The Illusion of Protection Provided by the Tennessee Information Protection Act, 13 Lincoln Mem’l U. L. Rev. 49 (2026)
- Regular contributor to Knoxville Bar Association’s monthly DICTA publication
- Member of the Knoxville Bar Association Publications Committee