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This has been a big month for Robyn Askew of LT Knoxville. A couple of weeks ago, Robyn was selected for Leadership Tennessee,  a highly-selective group of emerging leaders from across the state who will hold seminars and meetings during the coming year to discuss bipartisan solutions to the problems faced in the Volunteer State. Last Thursday night, Robyn received … Read More

Twenty-eight attorneys from across the State of Tennessee graduated from the Tennessee Bar Association’s Leadership Law program (“T-Ball”) during the TBA‘ s annual convention in Memphis earlier this month. Our own Justin Joy was one of this year’s graduates. The T-BALL class of 2018 spent the last six months learning about leadership in the legal profession, issues in the Courts, … Read More

We welcome to LT this week five new summer associates. Joining us in our Memphis office are Escarlet Escobar and Andrew Roach. Joining us in our Knoxville office is Sallie Papajohn, and joining us in our Nashville office are Davidson Lentz and Kaitlin White. Escarlet Escobar is a rising 3L at the University of Memphis. She is a member of … Read More

The defense team of Joe Clark and Samantha Bennett recently triumphed in a healthcare liability case in the Tennessee Court of Appeals. The plaintiff originally filed against Joe and Samantha’s clients in 2015 without sending the defendants pre-suit notice as required by the Tennessee Healthcare Liability Law. Samantha and Joe promptly filed a Motion to Dismiss, and the plaintiff responded … Read More

The 2018 Nashville Transportation Seminar will be June 21, 2018, 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.  Please click here for details and to RSVP.  

Andrea Malkin has been appointed to the Tennessee Trial Court Vacancy Commission. The Trial Court Vacancy Commission operates under the authority of TCA § 17-4-301.  When there is a vacancy to be filled in the trial courts, the Commission will accept applications from qualified attorneys, interview the applicants and then recommend three candidates to the governor for consideration.

Robyn Askew was one of four Knoxville residents inducted into Leadership Tennessee’s Class VI, a group of 45 leaders from rural and urban communities across Tennessee.  The group will be spending the next year discussing the state’s biggest issues. Click here to see the full article in the June 11th edition of the USA Today Network – Tennessee.

“I think one of the biggest misconceptions I see is that people think that the First Amendment does apply to all aspects of life,” attorney Chris McCarty said. “What they were trying to do was prevent the government from coming down and putting shackles on you. It has nothing to do with keeping your job at Walmart or any other … Read More