Retained for consultation and testimony in a commercial real estate dispute between a landlord and a tenant’s lender, Lars Schuller was called to testify at trial as an expert in the area of real estate title matters. The trial judge accepted Lars as an expert in real estate title matters, heard Lars’ direct and cross-examination testimony, and also examined Lars … Read More
21 Lewis Thomason attorneys named to 2015 Mid-South Super Lawyers; 9 Named to Mid-South Rising Stars
21 Lewis Thomason attorneys have been named to the 2015 edition of Mid-South Super Lawyers. The following attorneys were named on the list: Rehim Babaoglu; R. Dale Bay; J. Randolph Bibb, Jr.; Joseph M. Clark; Lisa Ramsay Cole; Margaret F. Cooper; Brian S. Faughnan; David N. Garst; Lawrence F. Giordano; William H. Haltom, Jr.; Albert C. Harvey; J. Kimbrough Johnson; … Read More
Tennessee Supreme Court Ruling Reverses Standard for Summary Judgment
In a landmark decision released last week, the Tennessee Supreme Court rendered an opinion that should be of assistance to our clients who seek a more prompt dismissal of unmeritorious cases filed against them. A result of the hard work of the Lewis Thomason team of attorneys, the decision will make it easier for defendants to achieve summary judgment in Tennessee courts. In Michelle Rye v. … Read More
Giving Back to the Community
LT Nashville lawyers Marisa Combs and Jason Pannu recently volunteered alongside a group of insurance industry professionals at the Second Harvest Food Bank in Nashville. The group sorted and packed 10,192 lbs. (over 5 tons) of food, which corresponded to 7,840 meals for less fortunate members of the Nashville community. Marisa Lee Combs joined the firm in 2009 and is … Read More
Marty Regan Honored at Annual Ave Maria Foundation Dinner
On October 18, the Ave Maria Foundation of Memphis held its annual Wings of Ave Maria Gala dinner. The Ave Maria Foundation is an outstanding non-profit organization that supports many wonderful causes including the Ave Maria Adult Day Center, assisted living center, and Alzheimer/Dementia Care Center. This year’s gala dinner honored our own Marty Regan for his incredible charitable and … Read More
Lewis Thomason Elects Board Member
At a meeting on Friday, October 30, Lewis Thomason shareholders elected Joe Clark to the Board of Directors. He joins Rodney Fields, Lawrence Giordano, Richard Krieg, Benjamin Jones, Reba Brown, Robert Chapski, David Garst, J. Kimbrough Johnson and Stephen W. Vescovo. Richard Krieg, former Chair of the Board, did not seek reelection. Rodney Fields was named Chair of the Board and Larry … Read More
Lewis Thomason Employment Law Update Seminar
December 11, 2015 You are invited to attend free as a friend of the firm. Lunch will be provided Please register by December 7, 2015 by emailing [email protected] or call Tania Freeman (615) 259-1366 Sponsored By:
Kevin Baskette Elected to American Board of Trial Advocates
The American Board of Trial Advocates (“ABOTA”) is a national association of experienced trial lawyers and judges dedicated to the preservation and promotion of the civil jury trial, preservation of the independence of the judiciary, and the standards of integrity, honor, ethics, and civility in the legal profession. Kevin Baskette was recently elected a Fellow of this outstanding organization. Kevin … Read More
David Draper Installed as TACC Association President
At the annual meeting of the Tennessee Association of Construction Counsel (TACC), held in Nashville November 5th and 6th, David Draper was installed as association president. TACC is an association of Tennessee licensed attorneys whose practice involves significant construction related disputes. TACC currently has 138 members from across Tennessee. David Draper is a Knoxville native and shareholder in the firm’s … Read More
LT Defense Team Wins Jury Verdict
Congratulations to the trial team of Mary Beth White, Brad Telfeyan, Elizabeth Beck and Debra Dupéré who received a defense verdict in a case against the local bus company. The plaintiff asked for $630,000 in damages. The jury found neither the bus company nor the driver at fault and returned the verdict in less than an hour.



