Law firms in nashville tn Biogarphy
Source(google.com.pk)Our Nashville law office is located in the heart of downtown Nashville. The office opened in 2009 in the Fifth Third Center and recently expanded in 2012.
Music City, as Nashville is affectionately known, is home to the Grand Ole Opry and the Country Music Hall of Fame. Ryman Auditorium, known as "The Mother Church of Country Music", is just down the street from our office.
We enjoy easy access to restaurants and shopping downtown, including a range of choices from barbeque, like Puckett's Gro & Restaurant, to Italian and everything in between. Our office is also surrounded by galleries if you want to get a little shopping in while you are here.
Music City's night life is just blocks away and no visit is complete until you check out the world-famous Tootsie's Orchid Lounge. A popular hangout for Nashville's country music crowd, you never know which musician may show up and play for the crowd. For late night bites, don't miss B.B. King's Blues Club & Restaurant for great music and barbeque.
A short distance from our office is Vanderbilt University, a Southeastern Conference school and home to the Commodores. If you want to check out sports in the downtown area, the Nashville Predators and the Tennessee Titans both play within walking distance of our office.
Bright lights, good food and great music! All can be found within minutes of our Nashville law office.
Gullett, Sanford & Robinson was established in 1942. Gullett Sanford Robinson & Martin was formed in 1986 with the merger of Martin & Cochran (est. 1957). Westlake, Marsden & Montgomery merged with the firm in 2003.
Regarded for many years as one of Nashville's most prominent law firms, GSRM is known for its tradition of legal scholarship and service.
For example, one of the firm’s founders was a Justice of the Supreme Court of Tennessee. GSRM’s former partners have served as Chief Judge of the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals and Chief Judge of the U.S. District Court of Middle Tennessee.
GSRM’s former partners have also received appointments to governmental positions, such as General Counsel to the United States Environmental Protection Agency, Attorney General of the State of Tennessee, and General Counsel to the Vice President of the United States.
The firm’s tradition of service continues today as members of the firm:
Author treatises and portions of the Tennessee Code
Present legal education seminars
Teach at the Nashville School of Law
Serve as leaders for the Nashville Bar Association Pro Bono Program
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Most public school students in Tennessee have no Tennessee history or civics textbook, even though students in about half of the grades are required to learn parts of the subject every school year. Because of this, it is more important than ever that students have a place to go for information on Tennessee history.
Tennessee History for Kids was organized in November 2004 for the purpose of improving this situation. Step one was to research, write, and produce this web site. Since that time we have expanded to include email alerts, posters, videos and, most recently, Tennessee history "textbooklets" that teachers use in class.
Today, about 6,000 teachers use Tennessee History for Kids. Many of them have nice things to say about Tennessee History for Kids. Click here to read some of those quotes.
The THFK board in March 2012
The Tennessee History for Kids board consists of:
* Jay Chamness (board president), attorney and managing partner at the Nashville law firm Cornelius & Collins.
* Ed Fishbough (board treasurer), vice president of communications for HCA.
* Lieutenant Governor Ron Ramsey, businessman and Tennessee state senator.
* Rep. Steve McDaniel, businessman and Tennessee state representative.
* Mark Maddox, technology coordinator for Weakley County Schools.
* Tracy Woodard, director of government affairs for Nissan North American.
* Dennis Wagner, state director of external affairs of AT&T.
* Tim Moses, president of web development company Sitemason.
* Brenda Ables, former social studies coordinator for the Tennessee Department of Education.
* Bill Carey (board secretary), executive director of Tennessee History for Kids.
Representatives of THFK meet with former Governor Phil Bredesen in 2007
Tennessee History for Kids receives revenue from the state of Tennessee, from teachers who use our booklets, and from private sector sponsors. Our current sponsors include:
* Bridgestone/Firestone
* AT&T
* Nissan
* HCA
* The HCA Foundation
* The Tennessee Historical Commission, which sponsors our annual poster.
* The Tennessee Electrical Cooperative Association, which publishes Tennessee magazine.
Representative Steve McDaniel, left, attending an event at Fort Pillow
Tennessee History for Kids maintains a full-time office in downtown Nashville, at 230 4th Avenue North, Suite 300K.
Our mailing address is: PO Box 198284, Nashville, TN 37219.
To see some of Bill Carey's Tennessee Magazine columns, click here.
Several publications have published articles about us. Click here to see some of them.
Click here to learn more about Carey's background and here to email him.
And if you would like a copy of the Tennessee History for Kids 2012 annual report, click here to request one.
History of the Tennessee Women’s Political Caucus
The Tennessee Women’s Political Caucus was begun in the living rooms of a handful of women with a vision of women becoming more involved in the political process. The purpose of the Caucus at that time is well stated by Marietta Shipley, Retired Judge of the Second Circuit Court of Davidson County, “The reason we wanted the Caucus to go forward was because we wanted to get women actually involved in politics, running campaigns and running for office. We needed to get out of the back room licking stamps and stuffing envelopes and on the front side running campaigns, running for office and running campaigns for women running for office”.
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This short film (about 10 minutes) was the brainchild of Yvonne Wood as the Chair of the 25th Anniversary of the Nashville WPC, in 1999. It offers a brief historical overview of the Caucus as told in the words of the women leaders who helped make the Caucus what it is today.
Speakers, in order of appearance in the film, include:
Jayne Ann Woods – Attorney at Law; Co-Founder, with Charles Bone, of Bone and Woods law firm in downtown Nashville; Served as Commissioner of Revenue for the State of Tennessee
Marietta Shipley – President, The Mediation Group of Tennessee; Retired Judge of the Second Circuit Court of Davidson County
Jane Eskind – Former Public Service Commissioner and the first woman to win a statewide election in Tennessee
Dr. Paulette Coleman – Senior Consultant with Strategic Alternatives International, Past Chair of the Metro Nashville Arts Council; served on the Founding Board of the Frist Center for the Visual Arts
Martha Craig Daughtrey – Senior Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit (Retired)
Yvonne Wood, Owner of Wood Consultants, Event Planner for the annual Economic Summit for Women; Past Chair of the Tennessee Economic Council on Women; and Past President of Athena, Int’l
Drue Smith – Media Queen of Nashville and first female reporter on Capitol Hill
Bob Corker – United States Senator(R) Tennessee and former Commissioner of Finance for Tennessee
Ronnie Steine – Metro Nashville City Councilman
Dr. James Hefner – President of Tennessee State University – 1991 – 2005
Joanne Pulles – President of the HCA Foundation; Former Executive Director of HCA Healthcare
Margaret Behm – Attorney at Law with Dodson, Parker, Behm & Capparella; co-founded Nashville’s first all woman law firm with Marietta Shipley in 1980, Shipley & Behm
Janis Sontany – Tennessee State Representative, Chair of the Tennessee Economic Council on Women and former President of the Nashville Women’s Political Caucus
Mary Frances Lyle – Attorney at Law with Corley Henard Lyle Levi & Langford and the first Lobbyist for the Tennessee Women’s Political Caucus, serving from 1982 to 2006
Pam Hewlett Inman – Executive Vice President & COO of the American Hotel & Lodging Association; Former Executive Director of the Tennessee Hotel and Lodging Association and Assistant Commissioner, Tennessee Department of Labor
Marianne Bouldin – Founding Director of the Hope Fund for Sarcoma Research; Former Executive Director of CHART (Campaign for a Healthy and Responsible Tennessee) and Founding Member and Previous Executive Director of the Tennessee Breast Cancer Coalition
We are currently working to gather a full and detailed history of the Tennessee Women’s Political Caucus. When completed, we hope to donate it to the Tennessee State Archives so the vital and important work of the TWPC, the founding women and those who continue the work isn’t lost. If you would like to help work on this project or make a donation towards the work of this project, please let us know. Click here to learn more about how you can get involved.
Use the links above to navigate the site. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact us at anytim
NASHVILLE, Tenn.—Stites & Harbison welcomes attorney Brian Neal to the Nashville, Tenn., office. Neal joins the firm as an associate.
Brian C. Neal is a member of the Business Litigation and the Torts and Insurance Service Groups. He concentrates his practice on trial work in connection with complex commercial disputes, “bad-faith” insurance defense, products liability, workers’ compensation and general litigation. Neal has served as first-chair litigator in a wide range of matters, and he has experience litigating matters on appeal before the highest courts in Tennessee.
Neal graduated with his J.D. from the University of Michigan Law School, Ann Arbor, Mich., in 2002. In 1999 he earned a M.Sc. in History from the University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Scotland. Neal earned his B.A., summa cum laude, in History from Birmingham-Southern College, Birmingham, Ala., in 1998.
Prior to joining Stites & Harbison, Neal was an associate for eight years with Frost Brown Todd LLC, in Nashville.
Neal is active in the community having served on the Board of Directors of the Young Lawyers Division of the Nashville Bar Association for the past seven years. In such capacity, he served as co-chair of the Davidson County Mock Trial Competition. He is also a proud member of the Green Hills Rotary Club and an intern on the Board of the Land Trust for Tennessee.
About Stites & Harbison
Stites & Harbison, PLLC, is a regional business and litigation firm with attorneys in Nashville and Franklin, Tenn.; Alexandria, Va.; Atlanta; Jeffersonville, Ind.; and Louisville, Frankfort and Lexington, Ky. Tracing its origins to 1832, Stites & Harbison is one of the oldest law practices in the nation and among the largest law firms in the Southeast. Our attorneys are consistently recognized by their peers in the following leading legal directories: Martindale-Hubbell Law Directory®, The Best Lawyers in America®, Chambers USA and Super Lawyers magazine. Recent firm honors include: among America’s Top Law Firms in First Tier Ratings by U.S. News & World Report and Best Lawyers, one of the Best Employers in Tennessee, two attorneys listed in Best of the Bar (Nashville Business Journal), one of the 50 Best Overall Law Firms in America (Global Research), one of the Leading Law Firms in America (The American Lawyer), a Go-To Law Firm® (Corporate Counsel), one of the Top 100 Law Firms for Diversity (MultiCultural Law Magazine) and a Top 10 Growth Firm (National Law Journal).
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