Carr Allison Chattanooga Attends TDLA Annual Conference

Attorneys from Carr Allison’s Chattanooga, TN office recently attended the Tennessee Defense Lawyers Association’s (TDLA) annual meeting and conference in Chattanooga.  TDLA is a group of lawyers primarily engaged in civil defense litigation who have the opportunity to exchange ideas, techniques and information through the association.  TDLA also strives to improve trial practice by supporting high standards for litigation practice and courtroom manners within the adversarial system of jurisprudence.  Attorneys (L to R) Derek Mullins, Ashley Gibson, Chancey Miller, Erin Gomez and Michael Petherick participated in the conference.

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