N&H attorney Mariam Stockton published the below article “Closing the Gap” in the LAW Matters September 2019 issue.  The article provides insight on diversity within the legal profession and how joining organizations can provide a platform of empowerment and collaboration necessary to create a more inclusive profession.

Five attorneys at Neal & Harwell, PLC are listed in The Best Lawyers in America© 2020. The Best Lawyers in America© is widely regarded as the preeminent guide to legal excellence in the United States. 

Phil Elbert is the recipient of the 2019 Tennessee Trial Lawyers Association (TTLA) Outstanding Trial Lawyer of the Year award.  This award is given annually to honor a Tennessee attorney who has demonstrated superior skills and outstanding achievements in civil justice.

Callie K. Hinson has joined Neal & Harwell, PLC, as an Associate attorney. Her practice focuses on domestic law including divorce, child custody, child support, prenuptial agreements, and adoptions. Hinson also has experience in insurance defense, premises liability, appeals and contract disputes.

Neal & Harwell, PLC was recognized for its General Commercial Litigation – Tennessee practice in the 2019 edition of Chambers USA directory of recommended lawyers and law firms. In addition, four members of Neal & Harwell are included in the 2019 Chambers USA Guide. 

Neal & Harwell attorneys James F. Sanders, William T. Ramsey and Nathan C. Sanders represent a former senior vice president of commercial operations at Miraca Life Sciences in a False Claims Act whistleblower action brought against Inform Diagnostics, formerly known as Miraca Life Sciences Inc.

Attorney Mozianio “Trey” S. Reliford has joined Neal & Harwell, PLC, as an Associate. He has experience in the areas of complex white collar and regulatory defense, securities, antitrust, employment and intellectual property law.  “We are pleased to welcome Trey to Neal & Harwell,” said Ronald G. Harris, member. “He

On Friday, January 18, a jury returned a $9 million verdict against Saint Thomas Heart for negligence that caused the death of our client’s husband. The jury found the physicians of Saint Thomas Heart negligent for failing, despite multiple opportunities, to properly diagnose Mr. Patterson’s cardiac condition and order the