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Posted by: TBA News on Nov 3, 2025

“There are at least eight different holidays between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day. How do you celebrate?”

Posted by: Wade Davies on Nov 3, 2025

As criminal cases get more complicated, both the state and defense counsel are more likely to rely on expert witnesses. Wade Davies explains the differences in disclosures in federal and state cases in Crime & Punishment.

Posted by: Russell Fowler on Nov 3, 2025

On Dec. 10, 1869, the Wyoming Territory became the first territory or state to recognize women’s right to vote. An outraged James Stillman, who had been justice of the peace of the frontier mining town of South Pass City since 1867, resigned in protest. And so begins Russell Fowler's recounting of the United States' first woman judge, Esther Morris, who was appointed to fill Stillman's term.

 

Posted by: J. E. "Buddy" Stockwell on Nov 3, 2025

TLAP's Executive Director Buddy Stockwell shares a success story from the program in this installment of The Buddy System.

Posted by: Heidi Barcus on Nov 3, 2025

In this issue, TBA President Heidi Barcus dedicates her column space to 60 years of the Tennessee Bar Journal!

Posted by: TBA News on Nov 3, 2025

In this issue's Legal Life, a TBA staff member is promoted, the Communications team wins an award at a national conference, a regular TBJ columnist is sworn in as a national president and a Supreme Court justice announces her retirement.

Posted by: TBA News on Nov 3, 2025

Are you interested in serving on TBA's Board of Governors, House of Delegates or as TBA's delegates to the American Bar Association (ABA) House of Delegates? The 2026 Election Notice has more information on what positions are open and the qualifications for each. Questions? Visit the TBA’s website at www.tba.org/election_guidelines.

Posted by: Andrée Blumstein on Nov 3, 2025

TBJ Editorial Board Chair Andrée Blumstein reviews The Licensing Racket: How We Decide Who is Allowed to Work & Why It Goes Wrong by Vanderbilt Law School professor Rebecca Allensworth.

Posted by: Journal News on Nov 3, 2025

Tennessee Bar Association members who have died recently are memorialized.

Posted by: Journal News on Nov 3, 2025

Read about the lawyers who have recently been reinstated, disbarred, suspended, censured or transferred their licenses to disability inactive status.


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