Reinstated

The following attorney was reinstated to the practice of law after the Tennessee Supreme Court entered an order vacating their suspensions nunc pro tunc. In both cases, the Board of Professional Responsibility erred in suspending them.

Robert Stephen Butler, Somerville

Reinstated

The following attorneys have been reinstated to the practice of law after complying with Section 20 of Supreme Court Rule 9, which requires the payment of annual registration fees to the Board of Professional Responsibility:
Kathleen Lynn Chambers, San Ramon, Calif.
Anthony William Desmond, Knoxville
John Michael Moody II, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

Reinstated

James A. Meaney III of Dalton, Ga., and Janet Monique Okoye of Birmingham, Ala., have been reinstated to the practice of law after complying with Supreme Court Rule 21, which requires mandatory continuing legal education.

Reinstated

The following attorneys have been reinstated to the practice of law after complying with Supreme Court Rule 21, which requires mandatory continuing legal education:
Anne Bowles Ferrell, Crossville
Parish Blake Stanton, Nashville

Richard Scott Pietrowski of Biloxi, Miss., has been reinstated to the practice of law after complying with Section 20 of Supreme Court Rule 9, which requires the payment of annual registration fees to the Board of Professional Responsibility.

Reinstatements

The following attorneys were reinstated to the practice of law after complying with Supreme Court Rule 21, which requires mandatory continuing legal education:
Andrew Jackson Dancy, Nashville
Kent Meyer Lashley, Edmond, Okla.
Kevin James Moore, Albuquerque, N.M.
Verni Owen Nerren, Orrville, Ohio
Stephen Kenneth Perry, Knoxville
Daniel Ray Woodlief Jr., Germantown, Tenn.

Reinstated

The following attorneys have been reinstated to the practice of law after complying with Supreme Court Rule 21, which requires mandatory continuing legal education: Joseph Mathew Grant, Houston, Texas; Steven Curtis Limbrick, Brentwood; William Lee Wheatley, Pigeon Forge.

Reinstated

The following attorneys have been reinstated to the practice of law after complying with Supreme Court Rule 21, which requires mandatory continuing legal education:
Jonathan Evan Gower, Brentwood
Jennifer Pennington Guthrie, Blountville
John Robert Hershberger, Memphis
Willis Jackson Jr., Knoxville
David Craig Lee, Grandview
Elise Nicole Trail, Memphis
Hal Wilkes Wilkins, Nashville.

Reinstated

The following attorneys have been reinstated to the practice of law after complying with Supreme Court Rule 21, which requires mandatory continuing legal education:
Richard Alan Arnold, Rogersville
Ted Austin Burkhalter, Nashville
Charles Philip Carter, Knoxville
William Claude Collins Jr., LaVergne
James Blake Craft, Landenberg, Pa.
C. Coulter Gilbert, Knoxville
Marcus Neal Hanna, Germantown

Reinstated

The following attorneys have been reinstated to the practice of law after complying with Supreme Court Rule 21, which requires mandatory continuing legal education: