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Learn essential factors to consider before starting your Tennessee LLC from a lawyer's perspective, including business goals, operating agreement terms, financing, industry regulations, and choosing the right location.

Under the new statute, the state of Tennessee can bring aggravated child abuse charges against certain individuals if a child tests positive for methamphetamine. This is a significant change from the previous version of the law, which did not specifically address drug use as a factor in determining whether a person should be charged with aggravated child abuse.

Learn the truth about Miranda Rights from the perspective of a criminal defense attorney in Franklin, Tennessee. Discover how to protect your rights during interactions with law enforcement.

In response to the increased number of COVID-19 cases in the state, the Tennessee Supreme Court issued an Order today designed to protect all of the participants in the judicial system and the public at large while keeping the courts open and accessible to carry out essential constitutional functions and time-sensitive proceedings.

On July 1, Governor Lee signed Executive Order No. 53 in response to the legislature failing to pass the bill that would provide liability protection to health care and long term care facilities.

On July 6, 2020, the Mayor of Williamson County issued an order that requires individuals to wear a cloth mask or other facial covering under certain situations.

The Tennessee Supreme Court today issued an Order requiring all persons entering a courthouse for the purpose of court-related business to wear a face covering over the nose and mouth.