SRVH College Intern Tales: The Evolution of My Experience
Authored by Sherrard Roe Voigt & Harbison summer college intern William Murphy. The summer of 2020 was a unique [...]
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Letters of Intent in Tennessee Real Estate Transactions: “Agreements to Agree” or Binding, Enforceable Contracts?
As the saying goes, the road to hell is paved with good intentions. So, too, is the road that leads to failed real [...]
The First Rule of Internal Investigations: Get a Lawyer
There are many scenarios in which a company may wish to conduct an internal investigation. Inquiries vary [...]
How a Spousal Lifetime Access Trust (SLAT) Can Shield High-Net-Worth Individuals From Estate Tax and Creditor Liability
Of the many considerations involved in comprehensive estate planning, minimizing or avoiding tax liabilities and [...]
Advice From a Tiger
Most lawyers I work with get their inspiration from the great constitutional scholars or philosophers of our time. [...]
Dental Providers Recent Targets of Government Enforcement Actions
Healthcare is the primary target of federal and state governments when it comes to criminal and civil enforcement [...]
The Corporate Transparency Act: Why All Small Business Owners, Investors, and Their Lawyers May Be Required to Share Their Personal Information With The Federal Government
Co-authored by William Murphy, SRVH College Intern and Cole Swaffield, SRVH Summer Law Clerk Countless companies [...]
Media Training: Maybe Practice Can Make Perfect
I spend a lot of time on the sidelines in a slightly uncomfortable bright green folding cloth chair as my boys [...]
Speaking to the Press without the Protection of Privilege
I’m always one to advocate for talking with the media so long as it is in your client’s best interest and within [...]
Recent MDTN Decision Gives False Claims Act Plaintiffs a Wide Berth Under FRCP 9(b) When Alleging Wide-Ranging Fraudulent Schemes
Nashville is the healthcare capital of the United States. According to the Nashville Health Care Council, the [...]
