Tom Lawless would have made so much fun of me for this blog post, and I'd have deserved it. There will never be another like that guy: creditorsrights101.com/2026/…
Didn’t realize Doug Sloan is the lawyer representing the data center trying to open a faculty right next to the door. Seems like a tough job.
I had a really tough work day, but, today, also, I saw Daniel Diermeier go inside the Vanderbilt Ben and Jerry’s with the most intense vibe and that was cool
Who knew that a Nashville honky-tonk would be the impetus for me having to explain what a Triple Net Lease is ten times this week: creditorsrights101.com/2026/…
I am hosting Lawyer Karaoke with the @NashvilleBar tomorrow night in East Nashville. If you are a lawyer or lawyer adjacent, please attend.
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The @TennesseeBar is hosting a happy hour this week for small and solo lawyers. Details below.
I am hosting Lawyer Karaoke for @NashvilleBar this month. It’s always a blast.
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A major Nashville law firm showed up in Bankruptcy Court, representing a “merchant advance lender” (a.k.a. a payday lender for businesses).
Hmmm.
A response from an opposing lawyer that was so poorly done and dumb, I went to his firm website because I was legitimately curious to learn more about his background, experience, and education.
The Debtor to the Bankruptcy Court: "Stay relief is not appropriate because the property has been in the Debtor's family since 1957."
The Property:
If I were one of those lawyers, I would have strongly considered keeping that law firm name forever. My blog post about law firm names: creditorsrights101.com/2025/…
Twenty Neal & Harwell attorneys — including 15 partners — are leaving the firm to join the local office of national firm Womble Bond Dickinson, according to a release. According to a source, Neal & Harwell will cease operations by the end of August.
nashvillepost.com/business/l…
Too bad they tore this grocery store down more than two years ago. Was serving a big low income population, and was dozed to make way for…nothing
You know that the Nashville legal market has changed when you see the "local" law firms leaving deadlines on "Mountain Time" in their court filings.
This sounds like an law school exam question for "Secured Transactions"
Scoop
Ex-Pistons player Malik Beasley's money problems ran so deep he pledged his current and future NBA contracts as collateral in one deal and stiffed his dentist
That dentist started seizing part of Beasley's NBA paychecks in February detroitnews.com/story/sports… @detroitnews
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I’m predicting that the gold rush may be over. In this looming recession, national law firms may be less likely to over-pay. I bet we will see more local implosions and law firm divorces soon.













