Michael Goode recently presented Tax Mitigation Strategies to The Standard’s Leadership Society. Tax mitigation strategies can reduce the amount of taxes owed by taking advantage of the federal tax code. Michael has extensive experience in preparing estate and business succession plans for a variety of clients, including those with closely held family businesses, large retirement accounts, and complex legal issues. … Read More
Lewis Thomason Attorneys Coach
Several Lewis Thomason Memphis attorneys are coaching mock trial teams as they prepare for the upcoming regional competition. This past weekend Houston High Mock Trial practiced against Lausanne Collegiate School Mock Trial at the Lewis Thomason Memphis offices. Ryan Rosenkrantz coaches the Lausanne team and Malik Luckett coaches the Houston High team. Best of luck to them!
Heidi Barcus
Knoxville shareholder Heidi Barcus spoke at the ABA TECHSHOW 2024 on “Best Practices to Organize Your Trial Documents from Inception to Voir Dire recently. She discussed how utilizing technology to create pre-trial documents, trial binders. and other trial documents can reduce the stress of preparing for trial as well as the various roles and tasks of a trial team. Heidi has dedicated her … Read More
Miles McDowell
Miles McDowell recently spoke at the Tennessee School Boards Association’s Legislative and Legal Institute on Name, Image, and Likeness for High School Athletes. The Legislative and Legal Institute focuses on a number of issues, including how the General Assembly operates, pending legislation, and legal issues impacting school districts. Miles is an associate in the firm’s Nashville office and practices in … Read More
Wally Irvin Presents
Wally Irvin recently presented on construction law at the Associated General Contractors’ Construction Leadership Program. The Construction Leadership Program was created in 2011 by Middle Tennessee construction executives and CLC board members. Its purpose is to educate young leaders on all of the facets of how a business works, as well as provides leadership training and networking opportunities. Wally is … Read More
Lewis Thomason Sponsors Memphis Area Legal Services
Lewis Thomason was a proud sponsor of the Memphis Area Legal Services (MALS) February 2024 Saturday Legal Clinic which was held on February 10, 2024 in Memphis. An array of Lewis Thomason lawyers agreed to spend their Saturday meeting with the many underserved persons who bring a range of legal questions and issues to the clinic. The clinic serves as … Read More
David Chapman
ALFA International recently hosted a regional transportation seminar in Chattanooga, TN. David Chapman presented on recent court decisions on FAAAA Preemption, as well as current legislative efforts to curb broker liability claims. His presentation also touched on the status of independent negligence/fault claims in the driver/carrier context in Tennessee when course and scope is admitted. David is a shareholder in … Read More
Michael Goode
Lewis Thomason recently hosted a livestream of a Tennessee Bar Association seminar covering the tax implications of the NCAA’s new policy on name, image and likeness (NIL) activities. The presentation covered the tax implications for college athletes who earn income on NIL deals. Michael Goode, Lewis Thomason shareholder, is an active member of the TBA’s tax section which sponsored the … Read More
Lewis Thomason Names New Shareholders
Six attorneys have been named shareholders at Lewis Thomason. Four attorneys are based in Knoxville and two in Nashville. Paige Bernick in the Nashville office focuses her practice on complex civil litigation, including commercial and business disputes, employment matters, construction litigation, health care liability and insurance defense. Meagan Collver in the Knoxville office primarily focuses on healthcare liability defense matters, … Read More
Isaac Lew
Congratulations to Isaac Lew who secured an appellate win in the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit on behalf of a subcontractor involved in the construction of an elaborate residential pool. The case originated when a homeowner sued the general contractor on the project, alleging faulty construction based on, among other things, a missing part that the … Read More