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Zwilling to Present Webinar on Medicare Conditional Payment Claims in Liability and Workers’ Compensation Cases

Course Description: Understanding how and when Medicare Conditional Payment Claims arise is vital to correct claim handling and resolution.  When problems do occur, knowing how to address them quickly and effectively is key.  This webinar will include an overview of the law, including a discussion of interesting cases, as well […]

Kennedy Obtains Dismissal

Camille M. Kennedy of our Chattanooga (TN) office recently secured a complete defense victory in Gwinnett County (GA) in a food poisoning case against a national fast-food restaurant. The plaintiff alleged that French fries served by our client caused her illness and required medical treatment. After the close of the […]

Watson and Davenport Obtain Dismissal

Jordan D. Watson and Jared Davenport of our Chattanooga (TN) office successfully defended a fellow attorney through the Tennessee trial and appellate courts in a lawsuit arising from a property dispute. After the plaintiff added the attorney as a defendant, alleging bad-faith legal advice related to a deeded property during […]


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