11 Admitted to Supreme Court During TBA Academy

Eleven Tennessee attorneys were admitted to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday as part of the 29th Annual TBA Academy in Washington D.C. Each year, a select group of attorneys are admitted in a special private ceremony that is part of a two-day program. Those admitted today were: John L. Farringer IV of Sherrard and Roe in Nashville; Cynthia Richardson Wyrick of Ogle, Gass & Richardson in Sevierville; David Robert O'Neil of the Brentwood Police Department; Frank Barclay Thacher III of Burch, Porter, Johnson in Memphis; James K. Simms IV of Cornelius & Collins in Nashville; Christopher Jay Gilder of the Metro Nashville Police Department; Elizabeth A. Cash of Weiss, Spicer, Cash in Memphis; Elizabeth Sara Tipping of Neal & Harwell in Nashville; Shannon Goff Kukulka of Waller Landsden in Nashville; Michael McKeever Raulston of the Raulston Law Firm in Chattanooga; and Marcia McShane of Constangy Brooks & Smith in Nashville.

Tennessee attorneys newly admitted to the U.S. Supreme Court with their guests and TBA President Jackie Dixon.