4/26/2013 - Harlan Dodson , Margaret L. Behm , Tyler Chance Yarbro
The Nashville Business Journal has named Harlan Dodson, Margaret L. Behm, and Tyler Chance Yarbro to its 2013 Best of the Bar" list. Attorneys were nominated and selected by their peers and will be profiled in the June 7 print edition of the journal. |
4/10/2013 - Donald Capparella , Candi Henry
Donald Capparella and Candi Henry co-authored the Tennessee Bar Journal's April 2013 cover story. Their article Sign Here addressed insurance policies, contractual disputes, and the "But I didn't read it" Rule. Read the article here. |
4/8/2013 - Donald Capparella , Amy Farrar
Donald Capparella and Amy J. Farrar helped preserve a mother's right to custody of her child. The Tennessee Court of Appeals determined that the trial court had failed to consider the father's admitted abuse of the mother and should not have granted primary custody to the father. Read the opinion in the case here. |
4/3/2013 - Tracy D. Kane
Tracy D. Kane was a featured speaker at the Tennessee-Turkey Inaugural Business Conference. The event was hosted by the Turkish American Chamber of Commerce of the Southeast U.S., the Nashville Area Chamber of Cpmmerce, and Belmont University. |
4/1/2013 - Tracy D. Kane
Tracy D. Kane's OpEd in response to the new telecommuting policy adopted by Yahoo was featured in the April edition of the LAW Matters newsletter. You can read the article here. |
3/25/2013 - Harlan Dodson , Tracy D. Kane , Jillian Mastroianni
Harlan Dodson, Tracy D. Kane, and Jillian Mastroianni authored "ABC'S of the 2013 Tax Laws & Planning Thoughts to Address Them," featured in the March 2013 issue of the Nashville Bar Journal . A copy of the article can be viewed here. |
2/28/2013 - Harlan Dodson
Harlan Dodson presented a seminar detailing how the American Taxpayer Act Relief Act of 2012 and other recent changes to the law will impact estate planning in Tennessee. |
2/26/2013 - Donald Capparella , Candi Henry
Donald Capparella and Candi Henry were successful on appeal in the Tennessee Supreme Court case In re: Smallman. The Court determined that their client was entitled to a new trial. |
