Other Lawyers

Alabama

Huntsville: Phillip B. Price, Sr.
Montgomery: John T. Kirk

Alaska

Anchorage: Fred Slone

Arizona

Tucson: Jim Nesci

California

Laguna Beach: Barry Simons
Los Angeles: Lawrence Taylor
Orange County: Lawrence Taylor
Riverside/San Bernadino Counties: Lawrence Taylor
San Diego: Lawrence Taylor
San Francisco Bay, Marin, Sonoma, Napa, Contra Costa and surrounding counties: Paul Burglin
Ventura: Lawrence Taylor

Florida

Daytona Beach: Flem K. Whited
Tampa: Kevin Hayslett

Georgia

Atlanta: Mike Hawkins
Atlanta: George Stein
Carrollton: Allen Trapp

Illinois

Cook, Dupage, and Kane Counties: Don Ramsell

Indiana

Kansas

Wichita: Leslie F. Hulnick

Maine

All Counties: John Webb

Maryland

Greenbelt: Leonard R. Stamm

Massachusetts

Boston/Plymouth: Jack Diamond

Mississippi

Jackson: Victor Carmody

New York

Albany: Peter Gerstenzang
Rochester: Ed Fiandach

New Jersey

North Carolina

Shelby: David Teddy

Ohio

South Carolina

Charleston: The Joye Law Firm

Tennessee

All Counties: Oberman & Rice

Texas

Houston: Troy McKinney
Houston: Gary Trichter

Washington

Bellevue: Douglas Cowan and Bill Kirk
Seattle: George L. Bianchi

Wisconsin

Madison: Tracey A. Wood
Glendale: Andrew Mishlove

Canada

Ontario (Missassauga): Stephen R. Biss

Featured Posts

bail for a felony
June 11, 2024

Bail for a Felony Criminal Offense Just Became More Restrictive

Being arrested for any criminal offense is never a positive experience.  In Tennessee, two main genres of criminal offenses exist.  The first, is a Misdemeanor offense.  These offenses are typically considered less serious offenses (with some serious exceptions, of course).  […]

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underage drinking
May 11, 2024

Underage Consumption of Alcohol in Tennessee is more of a headache than you think.

As most folks should know, if you are under the age of 21 you are not allowed to consume alcohol in Tennessee (and all other states in the U.S.).  In fact, an underage person who has been drinking or is […]

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April 12, 2024

New DUI Law Alert–Work Release Requirement Update

The Tennessee Legislature passed several new laws that became effective on January 1, 2024.  One DUI related law involves the Tennessee Work Release Program.  Work release is a form of probation that may be used, in certain circumstances, after a person has […]

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