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A periodic Q & A session with a Lewis Thomason (LT) lawyer Lewis Thomason: What has been your greatest challenge as an attorney? Ryan Clark: Realizing that the law is…

A periodic Q & A session with a Lewis Thomason (LT) lawyer   Lewis Thomason: What do you want your legacy to be? Paul Whitt: That’s a difficult question to…

  The Nashville Bar Association Diversity Committee serves an important role in the promotion of opportunities for racial minorities in the Nashville Bar Association and the community. At its annual…

Joining LT Memphis this summer are rising third year law students Brittany Barbee, Connor Dugosh, Hallie Flanagan, Patrick Hillard, and Noor Obaji. Brittany Barbee has a B.S. in Health and…

A periodic Q & A session with a Lewis Thomason (LT) lawyer   Lewis Thomason: What do you enjoy most about being a lawyer? Bob Chapski: I enjoy problem solving…

In the fall of 1962, a young undergraduate at the University of Mississippi was a witness to history. He was President of the SAE Fraternity, Vice President of the Interfraternity…

On Thursday, April 27th, Paul Whitt spoke before commercial concrete subcontractor Blount Contractors, Inc.’s field superintendents and foremen at the AGC’s Knoxville Office.  There were approximately 20 Blount Contractors’ employees…

State Volunteer Mutual Insurance Company is now holding its annual risk education seminars for physicians in Tennessee as well as in Arkansas, Alabama, and Kentucky. Two of the featured speakers…

The Lewis Thomason sporting clays team captained by John Britton, a shareholder in the Knoxville office “participated” in the 15th Annual Vulcan Materials “Make a Break-Thru for CF” sporting clays…

A periodic Q & A session with a Lewis Thomason (LT) lawyer Lewis Thomason: What has been the highlight of your career so far? Marshall Stair: Being hired by Lewis…

The American Institute of Architects publishes the most widely used form document set in the construction industry.  The AIA revises the construction contract documents approximately every 10 years to address legal opinions…