REINSTATED

The Tennessee Supreme Court reinstated Linda Kaye Kendall Garner to the practice of law on Aug. 9. She had been suspended for one year on June 15, with 30 days to be served on active suspension and the remainder to be served on probation. Her probationary period began on Aug. 9.

Sarasota, Florida, lawyer Christopher G. Brandon was reinstated to the practice of law in Tennessee on Aug. 23, retroactive to July 5, the day he filed for reinstatement. Brandon was placed on inactive status on March 22, 2009.

REINSTATED

Davidson County lawyer Joseph Paul Calandriello was reinstated to the practice of law on July 8. He had been suspended by the Tennessee Supreme Court on April 1, 2015, for a period of three years — 11 months and 29 days to be served on active suspension with the remainder to be served on probation. Calandriello filed a petition for reinstatement on April 1.

REINSTATED

Davidson County lawyer Randall Lowrie Bostic Jr. was reinstated to the practice of law on June 6. Bostic was placed on inactive status in May 2006. According to the Tennessee Supreme Court, he remained compliant with all registration requirements during that time. The court issued the order on June 22.

DISCIPLINARY

Censured
Nashville attorney Yvette Yolanda Cain was publicly censured by the Tennessee Supreme Court on May 31. The court took the action after Cain acted beyond the scope of her authority in the representation of a client, failed to communicate with the client and took actions which had an adverse effect upon the client. Cain’s actions violated Rules of Professional Conduct 1.2, 1.4 and 8.4.

Suspended

DISABILITY INACTIVE

The law licenses of the following Tennessee attorneys were transferred to disability inactive status. They may not practice law while on inactive status, but may petition the court for reinstatement by showing by clear and convicting evidence that the disability has been removed and they are fit to resume the practice of law:
Knox County lawyer Yarboro Ann Sallee, April 15
Davidson County lawyer Noel F. Stahl, April 27

Censured

DISCIPLINARY

Censured

DISCIPLINARY

DISABILITY INACTIVE

The law licenses of the following Tennessee attorneys were transferred to disability inactive status. They may not practice law while on disability inactive status, but may petition the court for reinstatement by showing by clear and convincing evidence that the disability has been removed and they are fit to resume the practice of law:

DISCIPLINARY

Censured

DISABILITY INACTIVE

The law licenses of the following Tennessee attorneys were transferred to disability inactive status. They may not practice law while on disability inactive status, but may petition the court for reinstatement by showing by clear and convincing evidence that the disability has been removed and they are fit to resume the practice of law:

Williamson County lawyer Clyde Douglas Cluck, Nov. 6, 2015
Knox County lawyer Yarboro Ann Sallee, Nov. 18, 2015