Frequently Asked Questions

Absolutely not. 

Nope.

I do. 

I charge a 1/3rd contingency fee on whatever I get you in either a settlement or a victory at trial.

Yes. I run a small office on purpose. I co-owned a big office for years. I learned a valuable lesson: bigger office = more waste. For example, look at our federal government.

First of all, I don't plan on losing. I only take cases I know I can win. With that said, though, juries are unpredictable. Like baseball, this business is very humbling. So, if we lose you don't owe me anything.

Most of the time, yes. 

No, not really.

Nope! Slip and fall cases are very difficult in Tennessee. In order to win on a case where someone is injured on another person's property, there are very specialized skills and strategies. Fortunately for you, you've come to the right place. 

No. You can apply online the first time. A lawyer really starts pulling their weight after the denial, in the reconsideration and appeal stages.

I have been practicing for over a decade. I have handled hundreds of car wrecks, slip and falls, medical malpractice, and disability cases. I have won jury verdicts, argued in front of the Tennessee Supreme Court, and settled cases large and small.