Paralegal
Lori joined the firm in July, 2011. Lori attended high school in Chicago, Illinois before moving to Tennessee to plant her roots. Lori received her paralegal certification in 2002 and is currently obtaining her bachelor's degree from Argosy University. She is experienced in state and federal cases in many different areas of law including employment, civil rights, construction, mediation, arbitration and immigration law. Lori was the first paralegal in Nashville to bill the federal government for paralegal time expended in the representation of federal indigent defendants. She is also a consultant and instructor through a company which provides consulting and training in billing and practice management programs for law firms. Lori is the proud parent of two boys and some day hopes to write the "all-American novel." She is also heavily involved in pro bono efforts across the state and is a member of the Supreme Court's Access to Justice Committee and the Administrative Office of the Court's Interpreter Workgroup. Lori is very excited to join the firm and continue to expand her experience.
