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The above lawyer admitted to me that he took the case because of the downturn in the ecomony and thought he could make a quick buck. He had handled a few DUI cases over the years and thought his client would simply get a reckless driving reduction because his client had a stable work history and no prior criminal history. He was completely wrong. Until meeting with me, he had not put any efforts into establishing a defense for his client. He had not asked his client any meaningful questions about the DUI arrrest or field sobriety tasks. In fact, he did not know if an arrest video existed. In short, he had not invested any meaningful time into mounting a defense. Thus, his client suffered.
What does this all mean for the person looking for a DUI lawyer? There are a lot of people out there who don't have any real practical experience defending DUI cases, but they still take DUI cases. They are desperate for work and for clients. They can also overpromise and underdeliver.
If you need help with a recent Tennessee DUI arrest, give Lee Martin a call at 615-345-1988. He has over 16 years of DUI experience and knows how to get results.
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At Troy & Schwartz, we care about you. We believe that the relationship between attorneys and their clients is just as important as our ability to get you the best possible financial recovery. We offer hands-on service, and our clients reap the benefits of working with not one, but two partners, an associate, and a trained paralegal that will make your case their priority. We will do everything we can to resolve your case favorably. We are always available to talk to you, we are always here to respond to your inquiries, and we will answer all questions relating to your case. From helping you find the best medical treatment so you can recover from your injury, through helping you obtain the utmost financial recovery, we will work with you every step of the way.jschwartz@troyandschwartzlaw.com
A native Philadelphian, Jon D. Schwartz originally moved to Florida to study music at the University of Miami. He first discovered his interest in personal injury law and criminal defense while interning at a law firm. It was then that he decided that he wanted to help injured parties obtain compensation and justice. He earned his law degree at the University of Miami – School of Law. Mr. Schwartz has worked in large and small law firms. He is an excellent negotiator for his clients and does everything he can to ensure that they receive the most financial recovery for their personal injuries. Mr. Schwartz makes it a point to always be available to talk to clients and directly handles all personal injury cases at Troy & Schwartz. He has served as the President of the Business Network International of their local chapter in Miami. When he is not serving his clients, Mr. Schwartz enjoys spending time with his two young boys, practicing music, and playing sports. He is fluent in Spanish.SusanTroy
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Susan Dierenfeldt-Troy handles the business law and intellectual property law practice areas for the firm. She is a magna cum laude graduate of St. Thomas University School of Law in Miami Lakes, Florida and a registered patent attorney with the United States Patent & Trademark Office.Her pre-law career included both academic research and new product development as an R&D manager in the medical device industry. She is the author of several peer-reviewed medical journal papers. Her broad-based background allows her to communicate with a wide variety of individuals from “large corporation” officers to “just-getting started” entrepreneurs. As someone who has actually developed new, complex products from concept through market release, she has the ability to understand the typical issues which confront most new product or new service developers. These issues can range from technical/manufacturing issues to regulatory issues.Susan is also actively involved in the local community. She teaches the following two courses through Miami-Dade College’s Continuing Education Program: “Legal Aspects of Starting a New Business,” and “Understanding Patents, Copyrights, and Trademarks.” She has developed all of the course materials for both courses. The materials are updated prior to each course to reflect changes in the law. She is also Volunteer Venture Coach through the University of Miami’s Launch Pad and a member of local networking groups.WilliamTroyMemoriam1931-2012
William J. Troy, a native of New York City, co-founded Troy and Schwartz, LLC with his partner, Jon D. Schwartz, in the early 1990s. He passed away on October 19, 2012 after a long, courageous battle with cancer. William was a graduate of Yale University and Stanford Law School. Throughout his legal career from representing enlisted Navy men as a defense attorney and officer with the U.S. Navy to representing personal injury clients at Troy & Schwartz, Mr. Troy was committed to serving his clients. He was an author, history and political buff, fluent in French, a loving husband, and the proud father of two grown children and two grandchildren. The partners and staff at Troy and Schwartz are dedicated to honoring his legacy by following his CREED approach to the practice of law: Conscientious, Rigorous, Empathic, Energetic, and Diligent legal representation.ivis_mendoza
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Ivis Mendoza is a paralegal who has over 10 years of work experience in this profession. She studied at Miami Dade College, an ABA approved school, and in 2003 she earned an Associates of Science in Legal Assisting. She continued her education and in 2007 graduated from Nova Southeastern University with a Bachelors of Science in Business Administration. Ivis has been employed at Troy & Schwartz, L.L.C. since 2006 and is fluent in both English and Spanish.
Frank has served the legal needs of clients since 1954. Admitted to the Tennessee Bar and the Bar of the U.S. Supreme Court, he is a Roscoe Pound Fellow, founding member of the American Trial Lawyers Foundation, and holds membership in the Nashville Bar Foundation, Williamson County Bar Association, Tennessee Bar Association, American Bar Association, the American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys, and the American Association for Justice.
Frank has served on the Tennessee Representative Board of Directors of the National Beef Cattlemen's Association (Tax Committee) for more than 20 years. A retired Captain in the U.S. Air Force, he served as Executive Officer/Staff Judge Advocate and legal advisor to the base Commander. His clients have included First American National Bank, Jarman Foundation, National Association of Free Will Baptists, Tennessee District Assemblies of God, Southern Baptist and Tennessee Baptist Foundations, Methodist Layman Foundation, and the Tennessee Baptist Children's Homes.
EDUCATION - Frank graduated cum laude from Baylor University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in history and philosophy. He earned his Juris Doctorate from Vanderbilt University School of Law, serving as writer and contributing editor of the Vanderbilt Law Review.
PRACTICE - With over 50 years in practice, Frank has served a myriad of clients - both individual and corporate, including a conglomerate of more than 100 corporate entities. He has extensive church law, agriculture law, and civil litigation experience at all levels, including first impression cases (i.e., in Knopp v. American Airlines he established the right of the injured public to common law recovery from the airlines and in Tennessee Baptist Children's Homes Inc. v. I.R.S. he established a religious institution's affiliate's right not to file a 990 tax form). He is of counsel with Ingraham, Pautienus & Tidwell, PLLC.
PERSONAL - Frank is married to Frances Rose Ingraham. They are the parents of a son (deceased), two daughters, four granddaughters and a grandson. He has contributed to the community as President and Director of the Woodmont Kiwanis Club, Officer of the Franklin Lions Club, Chairman of the Tennessee Governor's Prayer Breakfast, President of Nashville Farmer's Club and served on the Board of Directors of the Nashville Chamber of Commerce.
A judge faced with a deadlocked jury has two choices. First, the judge can send the jury home, declare a mistrial, and order the parties to another trial. This is an expensive option, both for the parties to the lawsuit and the justice system, because of the money that will be spent on the new trial.
The other option is for the judge to give what is known as a "dynamite" or "Allen" charge. A dynamite or Allen charge is a jury instruction that strongly encourages each juror to reconsider his or her views and work toward compromise. It tells jurors that a new trial will be very costly to the parties and that the jurors should work harder to solve their differences.
Under Tennessee law such a jury instruction can be given in a civil case only if the parties to the case agree to the charge. Otherwise, the mere giving of the charge can result in the case being reversed on appeal.
Many states do not require unanimous jury verdicts in personal injury, wrongful death or other types of civil cases and thus rarely have deadlocked juries. These states usually allow one, two or even three of the twelve jurors to disagree with the remaining jurors and the jury verdict of the super-majority is still valid.

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