Frequently asked questions.
Clients come to us with questions about how we work and what to expect. Here are answers to the ones we hear most often.
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We focus on complex business disputes, intellectual property and entertainment matters, contract issues, and healthcare litigation. Whether the case is in state, federal, or arbitration forums, our job is the same—protect our clients’ interests and achieve the right result.
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No. While we’re based in Nashville, our attorneys try cases and advise clients across the country. We routinely appear in federal courts nationwide and handle disputes with national or international reach.
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Yes. We take matters from either side of the aisle when the issue and the client are a fit. Our experience on both sides gives us perspective and leverage when developing strategy.
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We start with a conversation—what’s at stake, the facts, the goals, and whether we’re the right firm for it.
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We clarify the goal, define a plan, and communicate consistently. You’ll know who’s working on your case and where things stand. No surprises, no unnecessary filings—just disciplined progress toward resolution.
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Most matters are handled on an hourly basis, though certain commercial or IP cases may involve alternative fee arrangements. We discuss billing structure at the outset so expectations are clear from day one.
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Frequently. Our attorneys have decades of experience representing recording artists, publishers, writers, and entertainment companies in contract, copyright, and trademark disputes.
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Use the Contact form on this site or call the main office 615-742-4800. We review inquiries promptly and will reach out to schedule an initial conversation if it’s a matter we can assist with.
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Bring the key documents, a short summary of the dispute, and your desired outcome. The more context we have early on, the faster we can determine next steps.
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From time to time, our lawyers accept pro bono matters or reduced-fee engagements that serve the public good or align with our community priorities. Those opportunities are reviewed individually.